Which term describes evaluating the legitimacy of campaign objectives?

• A. Local Political Representatives
• B. Campaign Credibility Assessment
• C. Community Police Officers
• D. Alternative Approaches Proposal

Answer: (B)

Evaluating the legitimacy of campaign objectives means checking whether what the campaign aims to achieve is believable, appropriate, and justifiable based on evidence, ethics, and practicality. The best term for this is Campaign Credibility Assessment because it directly signals the process of judging how credible and defensible the campaign’s aims are, including whether they are feasible, supported by data, and aligned with community needs and values. The other options refer to people or roles or to proposing alternatives, rather than to evaluating how credible or legitimate the campaign goals are. Local Political Representatives and Community Police Officers describe individuals, not the act of assessing goals. An Alternative Approaches Proposal is about suggesting different methods, not about judging the camp​aign’s objectives.