The Minority Whip is a leadership position in the legislative bodies of the United States, such as the House of Representatives and the Senate. This role is held by a member of the minority party, which is the political party with fewer seats. The Minority Whip's primary responsibility is to assist the Minority Leader in coordinating party strategy, ensuring party members are present for votes, and communicating party positions. In addition to managing party discipline, the Minority Whip also plays a crucial role in gathering support for legislation and rallying votes among party members. This position is essential for maintaining unity within the party and effectively opposing the majority party's agenda, represented by the Majority Whip.