Sentence examples for attracted campaign from inspiring English sources

As head of the Assembly Housing Committee, he attracted campaign contributions from real estate developers and landlords.

With the slogan "Work, Technology and Honesty," Mr. Fujimori, a Roman Catholic, attracted campaign support from Evangelical Christians.

Requiring limited maintenance resources, Facebook attracted campaign supporters but YouTube attracted opposers.

Another is to attract campaign money.

Mr. Green contends that Mr. D'Amato has consistently used his position to attract campaign gifts from wealthy interest groups, and do favors for them in return.

"There is a difference between the kinds of things you have to say and do to win elections, and the kinds of things you have to say and do to attract campaign donations".

A good campaign introduces a candidate and his best ideas to sympathetic and like-minded voters through a combination of events, press coverage and paid outreach, allowing him or her to attract campaign donations and new supporters alike.

-- "The slow pace of attracting campaign volunteers and contacting voters led the RNC to replace its IOWA state director two weeks ago, after officials in the campaigns of Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley and Rep. David Young complained," the Journal's Reid Epstein reports.

Labor activists, who have long been suspicious of the governor because of his history of courting business to attract campaign contributions, said they were pleased with his decision but still unsure where his heart lies.

Leaders of several other unions that had endorsed Mr. Green, including the teachers, acknowledged that the lack of rank-and-file enthusiasm for him made it hard to attract campaign volunteers.

The 1996 election was the most expensive in the nation's history, and the Senate and House both held hearings on fund-raising abuses that focused heavily on President Clinton's aggressive use of his incumbency to attract campaign dollars.