The primary objective of a fundraising team is to raise funds for the campaign, which are essential for covering campaign expenses and supporting the candidate's electoral efforts.

In-kind donations, which involve the donation of goods or services rather than money, are not a common fundraising method used by political campaigns.

The term 'individual giving limit' refers to the maximum amount of money that an individual can contribute to a federal candidate's campaign during an election cycle.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is the federal agency responsible for regulating and enforcing campaign finance laws, including the disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures.

A 'bundler' in political fundraising is an individual who raises large sums of money from a small number of donors, often through personal connections or networks.

Nonprofit organizations are not a type of political action committee (PAC).

The term 'misappropriation of funds' is used to describe the practice of using campaign funds for personal use, which is a violation of campaign finance laws.

Hackathons, which are events where programmers collaborate to develop software, are not a common fundraising event held by political campaigns.

The term 'transfer' is used to describe the process of transferring funds from one campaign committee to another.

Foreign governments are not a common type of donor to political campaigns, as it is illegal for them to contribute to U.S. elections.

The term 'misappropriation of funds' is used to describe the practice of using campaign funds for personal expenses, which is a violation of campaign finance laws.

Nonprofit organizations are not a type of political action committee (PAC).

The term 'misappropriation of funds' is used to describe the practice of using campaign funds for personal use, which is a violation of campaign finance laws.

Hackathons, which are events where programmers collaborate to develop software, are not a common fundraising event held by political campaigns.

The term 'transfer' is used to describe the process of transferring funds from one campaign committee to another.