electioneering

"Electioneering begins to open her campaign," he wrote home in February.

The electioneering has not been short on the incendiary, however.

After two week's electioneering, he was elected as junior member.

The complaints that have been heard are outright political electioneering.

Electioneering, he had talked tough about getting government off the backs of the people.

But much else has changed in American electioneering in this century.

What's troubling is that under present rules, taxpayers pay for this electioneering.

And the electioneering lasts little more than a month.

He resigned from the council in 1880 when his lack of electioneering was questioned.

Massive amounts of money have apparently been spent on corrupt electioneering.

Notice how boring all the negative electioneering is in political campaigns.

Especially considering the electioneering that gets most of the books on the shortlist.

Most candidates were candidates in name only, and did no electioneering.

I understood why modern electioneering is more than half of it denunciation.

Forrest did not hold any public meetings or do any electioneering work.

To be sure, we should be careful not to read too much into Hamas's electioneering.

Scott is, however, finally to leave him because he can't take the strain of the constant electioneering.

Let us have no illusions: it was pure electioneering.

All said that electioneering could itself be fun.

All of his electioneering is just window dressing.

All the electioneering ended on Monday, and no public rally or procession may be held until the start of the voting.

Unionists did though make war service a main plank of their electioneering whenever they had the chance.

The film exposes the manoeuvring and corruption of Indian electioneering.

More than 100,000 activists engaged in grass-roots political electioneering.

After 30 minutes, the electioneering is temporarily halted and the supporters for each candidate are counted.