Sentence examples for campaign access from inspiring English sources

Shunning official campaign access, she lined up for rallies before dawn and tried to befriend the Republican faithful.

In a statement, DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz refused to rule out permanently denying the Sanders campaign access to its data.

Electronic-media campaigns are hardly new to legislative races, and the advent of cable, which gave many a clumsy and cash-poor campaign access to television, was probably a bigger change than the move into broadcast advertising.

Mizeur, a former state legislator and gubernatorial candidate, wrote on her Facebook page: "If the DNC doesn't reverse its decision to give the Sanders campaign access to its voter file data again, I am ready to resign my post as a Democratic National Committeewoman from Maryland in protest.

It will be the first time that a partner has paid Meetup.com for this kind of service and will allow the Dean campaign access to the e-mail addresses that users must provide when they sign up, yielding a campaign mailing list.

While the war in Iraq remains the overarching issue in the early stages of the 2008 campaign, access to affordable health care is at the top of the public's domestic agenda, ranked far more important than immigration, cutting taxes or promoting traditional values.

That makes politics more expensive, and it gives almost all political campaigns access to the latest forms of legerdemain.

The self serve platform allows publishers to, create Tweet campaigns, access the system to pick publishers, see metrics to track the success of campaign.

The voter registration records are public and both campaigns access them.

"Federal law clearly establishes that licensed broadcasters have a legal obligation to provide campaigns access to public airwaves for use in communicating with voters.

If less privileged members of the community were in fact more likely to be so excluded, our study may underestimate true yield and thus overestimate true cost per case, as these individuals would have been more likely to have unknown diabetes, given inadequate pre-Campaign access to health care.