door-to-door campaign

Remember that door-to-door campaign the president has promised for Baghdad?

The $17,000 cost was raised through a door-to-door campaign.

He registered to run for office on his 18th birthday and ordered 500 brochures as he initiated a door-to-door campaign.

He has raised only $51,000, but has waged an extended door-to-door campaign.

And the door-to-door campaign has distressed many bird owners.

In the meantime, environmentalists plan to keep raising support among their members and through door-to-door campaigns.

Sessions' $700 war chest from his summer job was enough to fund a door-to-door, write-in campaign.

Environmental groups have flexed their considerable political muscles as well, not only in the State House but through door-to-door campaigns.

"There's a door-to-door campaign by realtors," he said, started in the last year.

But in Red Cloud she is known, among other things, for her door-to-door campaign to raise money for the center.