Nearly two-thirds of respondents, 64 percent, said the likelihood of their voting for a candidate would decrease if that candidate purchased information about them and their neighbors for the purpose of sending them different messages.
One candidate purchased a handgun as "the last line of defense between Isis and my family" (Rubio), and the likely Democratic nominee includes "the nail-eaters – McChrystal, Petraeus, Keane" among her preferred military advisers, and supports "intensification and acceleration" of US military efforts in Iraq and Syria.
In fact, big donors are being ridiculed because their candidate purchases were so wasted.
Despite being the nation's most densely populated state, it has no statewide television or newspaper; candidates purchase television ads in the nation's most expensive media market, New York City, or in the fifth-largest market, Philadelphia.
The company recently told its banks that the leading candidate to purchase Finova had terminated negotiations, according to Mr. Moyer.
Shares of Salesforce popped today following a report that Microsoft is a potential candidate to purchase the public company best known for its work in customer relationship management.
You are trying to convince the media, the public, your employees, your vendors, shareholders, someone, to do something -- change their opinion, reinforce their attitudes, write about or film your client, vote for your issue or candidate, or purchase your service or product.
Harris isn't the only GOP candidate to purchase time on the Weather Channel ahead of the hurricane.
California authorities are pursuing the case under a section of state law that prohibits an employer from coercing an employee or a job candidate to purchase "anything of value". "Where do you draw the line on an application fee if you don't draw it here?" said John C. Duncan, director of the California Department of Industrial Relations.
Candidates can purchase advertising at a lower rate than PACs and other outside groups.
