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The campaign was dominated by the economy.

The campaign was dominated by rows over a local hospital and a rugby club.

As Karthick Ramakrishnan, a political scientist at UC Riverside, points out, the SCA 5 campaign was dominated by Chinese-Americans.

Though the official campaign was dominated by discussion of welfare reform and taxation, immigration lurked beneath the surface.

The ensuing presidential campaign was dominated by the controversy over slavery and the finality of the Compromise of 1850.

The campaign was dominated by voters' concerns over rising crime, and Ms. Chinchilla, a former minister of justice, has promised to raise spending on security by 50 percent.

The Socialist campaign is dominated by Mr. Hollande and Ms. Aubry, he said, "but no one clearly sees them as presidential".

Though the opening hours of the campaign were dominated by images of fuzzy explosions beamed out of Afghanistan by television networks, intensive diplomacy was under way behind the scenes to hold together the coalition.

Murphy hopes that, once the election gets closer and the campaign is dominated by the contest between Miliband and David Cameron, Scottish voters will understand their choice is between having a Labour or a Tory prime minister.

Despite much of the campaign being dominated by economic issues - the government deficit and Labour's "cost of living crisis" - some of the real economic challenges of the next five years got very little airing.

In recent weeks, murmurings in media have suggested Sanders has a problem with women, which has in turn given birth to the concept of the "Bernie bro" — or the idea that Sanders's campaign is dominated by young, white, liberal men — though the numbers tell a different story, one where Sanders has only a marginal 2percentt gender gap between male (24percentt) and female (22percentt) supporters.