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joint fundraising committee
noun1 a form of political committee that allows multiple recipients, both candidates and political party committees, to raise money together; typically used to make fundraising more efficient by having donors give a single contribution that is distributed among the recipients
For context, the Trump joint fundraising committee in the 2022 midterm cycle and Vivek Ramaswamy, another GOP candidate, pulled in more than half of their totals from small donors.— NPR
Haley’s team inflated her overall fundraising total by double-counting funds that were transferred between her joint fundraising committee and her other fundraising arms.— NBC News