The phrase "affects campaign" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used when discussing the impact of certain factors on a campaign, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The recent changes in policy significantly affects campaign strategies for the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "influences campaign" or "impacts campaign".
Other analysts doubt that the college affects campaign strategy that much.
The Electoral College has played an important role in presidential politics since our nation's founding, but surprisingly little information exists about precisely how it affects campaign strategy.
There's a long tradition of handwringing about political journalists focusing on the trivial at the expense of the meaningful, generally apace with similar concerns about how technology affects campaign reporting.
This might be a useful campaign tactic, but it misrepresents the way in which money affects campaigns.
And it could affect campaign strategy in other races.
falling stock prices and a shaky economy -- may be affecting campaign fund-raising.
Jones said his bill is not intended to affect campaign finance.
DDB's affecting campaign might have fallen just short of tapping this potential, but it has broken new ground, and I am hopeful that others will deliver.
How might these changes affect campaign strategies? 7. The Right to Vote Laws that require registered voters to present photo identification or disqualify college-issued cards as a valid form of identification tend to disproportionately affect youth and minority voters.
And when legislation to change the rules affecting campaign finance -- including the so-called pay-to-play reform -- fell far short of what he had promised, Mr. McGreevey was blamed for the demise of his own goal.
There's no methodological disclosure, no quality standard and no way to know whether, or to what degree, the flawed data may be negatively affecting campaign results.
