All campaigns, from House of Representatives races to Presidential contests, seek to have their contributors "max out" by donating the full amount authorized by law.
In typical Google fashion, the two contests seek to harness the wisdom of crowds and technology to create something new and potentially disruptive.
After 20 years in the restaurant business, he won a TV contest seeking a new face for food programmes.
Also among the eye-opening new fare is a 60-second spot, "Studious Pupil," for MasterCard Worldwide, to promote a contest seeking to reward MasterCard customers with "priceless" experiences.
She was picked up on the streets of Pass Christian, Miss., and taken to a shelter, whose director responded to Mr. Camp's contest seeking a new Benji.
Cruz, still in the race, knew how badly he fit New York; earlier in the contest, seeking heartland votes, he'd sneered at its values.
In a presidential election, however, section 102.168, by its title, is an Election contest and, as such, it is not a local contest seeking to define the correct winner of the popular vote in any individual county.
(The Bush ad does not explain that the attack ad with Hitler's image was not adopted by either the Kerry campaign or MoveOn.org, but was posted only as one of hundreds of entries in an Internet contest seeking anti-Bush commercials).
In March, HBO held a contest seeking "diverse" (again, including both men and women of color) writers.
The contest sought scripts for 30-minute situation comedies about modern family life.
