Sentence examples for election steering from inspiring English sources

At one level this is marketing, and, at another, this is election steering.

As the Wall Street Journal recently reported, organized labor on the whole has spent more money on this election ― steering its cash overwhelmingly to Democratic candidates ― than ever before.

This year, I'm again on the Democratic Party of Virginia's election protection steering committee.

Consciously or otherwise, the major contenders in Saturday's election are all steering well clear of that risk.

Even if the big corporate contributors are naturally more influential in the election of PTLs steering the tracking process, it should not prevent other contributors from pushing code and fixes into OpenStack.

But legislators, who are all up for re-election this year, are steering clear of the idea.

She also accused the Nationalists of buying votes by handing out money on election day and by steering contracts to influential business people.

Mr. Florio accuses Mr. Corzine, whose holdings in his old firm alone are worth more than $300 million, of cynically trying to buy the election by making or steering huge political donations to many powerful Democrats.

When they may in fact be steering the election to one candidate or the other.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has been building a political network around the country while running for re-election in New York, consciously steering clear of presidential stomping grounds like New Hampshire or Iowa in a deliberate strategy to avoid suggesting that she has political ambitions beyond the Senate.

With Peter Mandelson, Douglas Alexander and Harriet Harman steering the Labour election strategy, Brown had been "airbrushed out of the whole campaign" Cameron bristled back.