But Mr. Price asks: Does the rowdy electioneering caught on film convey a true image of the city to the rest of America?
Yet so tawdry did the candidates consider even this kind of electioneering that neither wrote a single word for the public prints.
But many of them are songs hand-assembled by Brophy, much as he's doing with "Electioneering" — B.K.K. originals that Brophy constructs either because the studios that recorded "official" karaoke versions did bad jobs, or because the song is such an obscurity that no studio has ever recorded a karaoke version.
It was a rather brave choice of setting for Turnbull to do some electioneering, given how unkind Labor has been of late about his sojourns on public transport.
With parliamentary elections scheduled for April, Vona was doing some electioneering among London's sizeable Hungarian expat community.
First, as tax-exempt nonprofits, churches aren't supposed to do any electioneering, meaning some petitions may have been collected in an unlawful context.
He certainly didn't do any electioneering or canvassing for votes, but I guess he was doing some worrying, knowing if he was elected he would have a big job on his hands.
Conservative high-ups are said to be considering an annual cap of 75,000 migrants from the EU – a move that, as Vince Cable pointed outon Sunday, would probably be "illegal and impossible to implement", and has much more to do with moronic electioneering than serious politics.
He wrote: "A few ambitious ones at headquarters were holding caucuses here and there, doing a little electioneering to get their men in.
"So much of the electioneering that those on the right have done has been based upon fear," she wrote.
