Meanwhile there are the usual pre-election outreach efforts, which can mean pummelings and ax attacks.
This would be a big step forward in the post-election outreach that they declared was a priority.
He noted progress in Iraq, the results of the recent Lebanese elections, and outreach to Syria as signs of a weaker Iran.
Dear Friends, On a Friday three weeks ago - in the wake of the general election, and following outreach among students to one another - Jewish students and members of Harvard Hillel's professional and rabbinic staff were warmly welcomed at the Harvard Islamic Society's Friday Jum'ah religious services, where our teammate and Orthodox Rabbi spoke of the importance of interfaith solidarity.
I spoke to Sini a few days after the Sessions event, and he told me that the political climate since Trump's election has complicated his outreach efforts.
Mr. Irshad was a temporary worker in the election commission's public outreach department who "had no access to the database of votes," said one election official, speaking anonymously because of the continuing investigation into the tape.
An Obama-Biden booth in the exhibition hall attracted a steady stream of people signing up to volunteer or discuss blogging about the election, and his digital outreach team hosted nuts-and-bolts sessions about online training and using Microsoft Excel.
Abdullah Abdullah, the Afghan opposition leader who finished second in last year's fraud-tainted Presidential election, described Karzai's outreach to the Taliban as "all noises here and there".
That shift has been attributed in part to Iran being distracted by the internal political tumult over its disputed presidential election, and Mr. Obama's outreach to the Muslim world, especially his speech in Cairo, which has won the president, if not the United States, popular good will.
In 2008 and again in 2012, the Obama campaign built a reputation for using technological savvy to run highly effective micro-targeted campaigns that increased voter outreach and election day turnout.
