In a political party, which body is primarily responsible for coordinating national campaign activities and fundraising?

• A. Executive council
• B. Platform committee
• C. Central committee
• D. National committee

Answer: (D)

Coordinating national campaign activities and fundraising is the role of the national committee. This body brings together representatives from across the country to plan and fundraise for national campaigns, oversee the party’s national convention, and set priorities to support presidential and congressional efforts. The platform committee focuses on writing the party’s positions and platform rather than managing campaigns. The central committee is a broader governing group between conventions but isn’t primarily tasked with nationwide campaign coordination or fundraising. An executive council, if present, usually handles day-to-day operations at a more local or internal level.