"campaign path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the planned route taken by a politician or political party in order to gain public support. For example, "The governor's campaign path takes him all over the state to meet with constituents."
But he wondered whether the Richardson campaign path was "too smooth" for now, posing a risk of overconfidence.
It is understood it will take the well-worn Bruce highway campaign path, as Labor takes aim at nine of the Coalition's 21 Queensland seats.
But Vitter's new focus on refugees comes at the end of a long and twisting campaign path, marked by a series of scandals that have shocked voters even in Louisiana, where scandals are de rigueur in politics.
Examples of such cuts include a campaign path where the Terran-Vasudan alliance goes on a retreat, and scenes of racial tension within the alliance.
Her campaigning path was set.
But behind the slick marketing campaign, the path to its partial privatization has been halting and messy, putting a big question mark over government hopes that New Zealanders will diversify away from real estate investment.
For more on the Obama campaign's path to victory, head over to TIME.
During the campaign, Freedom Path also hired the consulting firm November Inc., which is headed by Mike Slanker, a former NRSC operative and Ensign aide.
Sanders campaign's path to victory needs to include some voter outreach in closed primary states to get Independent and Non-Partisan voters to switch to Democrat before those deadlines close.
In our measurement campaign, the walking path in the lower SES neighborhood of JT had the highest pollution, followed by segments of the path along the primary road in NM and the Ring Road Central in AD.
But historians now credit the Elvis moment with helping to reignite Clinton's then stalled campaign, opening the path that would lead him to the White House.
