The phrase "as it campaigned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions or activities that took place during a campaign, often in a political or promotional context.
Example: "The organization gained significant support as it campaigned for environmental reforms."
Alternatives: "during its campaign" or "while campaigning".
In response to a successful Volkswagen commercial campaign featuring a small Darth Vader, Greenpeace adopted a Star Wars theme as it campaigned to make VW reduce its CO2 emissions and stop its lobbying against climate change law in Europe.
Labour hit back on points of detail – often good ones – but ended up looking, especially as it campaigned for a "No" vote alongside Conservatives, as if it no longer believed its own story, that Scotland was more leftwing, more egalitarian, anti-Tory.
But it was further evidence that the White House is eager to reach all parts of the Hispanic community as it campaigns for immigration legislation in Congress.
The Kurdistan Regional Government rolled out the red carpet at the weekend to foreign dignitaries as it campaigns to have the attack officially recognised as genocide - a move taken by the UK last month.
David Cameron has said the Conservative Party will meet the threat from UKIP in the South East head-on as it campaigns for a by-election in Rochester and Strood.
Following are excerpts from an interview by Michael R. Gordon of The New York Times with John Edwards, conducted Sunday on the Edwards campaign bus as it drove between campaign stops in western Iowa.
They'll be barred from covering his campaign as it wends its way along the campaign trail.
This unorthodox presentation of photographs and text examines the forces that influence the presidential campaign as it nears its denouement.
"Our campaign has to face the reality of the law as it stands," his campaign manager Jim Messina said.
Just below the surface, an undercurrent of racial division is also driving the campaign, just as it does every statewide campaign here.
Is David Cameron's face as smooth in real life as it appears in campaign posters?
