The phrase "campaigning from" is correct in written English and can be used in various contexts.
For example: "The senator has been campaigning from the moment she announced her bid for the presidency."
Have you seen much campaigning from local candidates?
Campaigning from behind bars, he drew a substantial 43% of the votes.
President Obama and Mitt Romney have 71 days of campaigning from Monday until the election.
What do you think about the recent campaigning from the Cardiff candidates?
Davies said there had been little visible campaigning from the candidates in the ward.
Lembit shoots some stars Another bit of useful campaigning from the Lib Dem ladies' man, Lembit Opik.
Instead, political parties could generate significant consensual support by campaigning from the centre, while remaining committed to radical measures.
ALASKA -- Lt. Gov. Fran Ulmer, who packs a pistol in her purse, has spent months campaigning from village to village.
Both candidates have been vigorously campaigning, from Brooklyn churches and subway stations to commercials on local cable stations.
After months of campaigning from basement apartments, the guests from out of state will head for the airports.
As leader of the opposition Erk (Freedom) movement, Mr Salih has been campaigning from a base in Germany against Islam Karimov, the Uzbek president.
