Sentence examples for constituency campaign from inspiring English sources

At headquarters there were just a couple of people who had any deeper experience than running a constituency campaign – yet had hugely important roles with national influence.

Previously, he ran a constituency campaign during the 2010 general election, worked in the Westminster offices of both Martin Horwood MP and Jenny Willott MP, and worked in the Liberal Democrat policy unit.

Greening had earlier admitted that it would be difficult to stay in her job if the Heathrow policy was scrapped, having led a constituency campaign in her Putney constituency against expansion.

The remarkable power of tech that allows parties to tailor a message to an individual voter is probably corrosive and certainly organisationally expensive; it further blurs the line between national and constituency campaign finance, which Lord Ashcroft's marginal seats strategy did for years.

Conservative associations are the constituency campaign groups made up of local party members.

In the afternoon he is in his constituency campaigning for one.

Ashcroft went on to donate £280,000 to Tory candidates in 33 marginal seats in the months before the election and was also involved in a private consortium funding 93 constituency campaigns.

Documents obtained by the BBC show the Conservatives are spending over £100,000 each month on Facebook and as much as £3,000 in individual constituency campaigns.

In Brazil, where entire states count as single constituencies, campaigns are ruinously expensive.

Moreover, if the best and brightest leave, Croatia will have a far weaker constituency to campaign for and execute reform.

And while he did not get to actually vote on the amendment, the surprise schedule switch did make for a striking show of support to a veterans constituency his campaign considers crucial, as a voting bloc and as a group that helps portray Mr. Kerry as a decorated Vietnam veteran.