FFRF sues IRS to enforce church electioneering ban

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16. Often the political activities that organizations engage in have no tax consequences or visibility

For example, suppose your local Dressage Horse Owners' Community Center holds a forum for candidates for your city's mayor. It's a non-partisan office, but the Center invites only the Republican candidates to speak. The Democratic candidates find out about the event after it happened.

The event was free to the audience and the organization neither profited from it nor spent any money other than for their utilities, which they would have paid for if the event had never happened.

All you can do is complain to the IRS that the group violated the conditions of its tax-exempt status, and if you do nothing will happen.