Sentence examples for during electioneering from inspiring English sources

I do not recall you designating India as the world's most dangerous place when Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated during electioneering, or Indira Gandhi for that matter.

Broadcast commercials that mention a federal candidate's name during certain time periods are considered electioneering.

These ads, known as "electioneering communications," mention a federal candidate's name during a prescribed period before an election, but don't explicitly call for a candidate's election or defeat.

But when I made "Hillary: The Movie" in 2008, the Federal Election Commission argued that, unlike Moore's film, it was a form of "electioneering" and that I couldn't show it during an election season— the very time that free speech matters most.

He held the post for one year, during which he played host to Abraham Lincoln, a distant relation from Illinois who was electioneering for Zachary Taylor on the Whig ticket in the 1848 presidential election.

We were electioneering".

Is that really "electioneering"?

Electioneering also presents a problem.

Others dismissed the complaints as electioneering.

The impeachment also has a strong whiff of electioneering.

This broke the rules that prohibit public officials from electioneering.