Republican National Committee

Definition

The Republican National Committee is the official governing body of the United States Republican Party, responsible for coordinating and managing party activities, including election strategy, fundraising, and organizing the national convention. It plays a crucial role in developing party platforms and supporting Republican candidates at federal, state, and local levels.

Related terms

Political Campaign: A coordinated effort to influence the decision-making process within a specific group.

Grassroots Movement: A movement driven by the politics of a community or society from the ground up, often involving door-to-door campaigning or local rallies.

Fundraising:

The process of collecting voluntary contributions of money or other resources by political parties or candidates to support their activities and campaigns