A Campaign Committee is a group of individuals organized to support a specific political candidate or cause during an election. This committee is responsible for planning and executing various activities, such as fundraising, advertising, and outreach efforts to engage voters. Members often include volunteers, political strategists, and supporters who work together to promote the candidate's message. The committee operates under the regulations set by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) in the United States, ensuring compliance with campaign finance laws. It plays a crucial role in shaping the candidate's public image and mobilizing supporters, ultimately aiming to secure votes on election day.