The phrase "electioneering for" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to the act of actively promoting a particular candidate or political party during an election. Example: The politician has been accused of electioneering for the upcoming mayoral race, as they have been holding multiple rallies and distributing campaign materials throughout the city.
Taxpayers' money should not be spent on electioneering for George Osborne and the Tories".
Mr. Sharon ordered his campaign staff to abandon electioneering for 24 hours because of the Netanya bombing.
A reporter who visited eight polling places in Newark found at least three workers for Mr. Corzine electioneering for him at each.
Electioneering for the new presidency will begin soon, but it won't be clear until 2016 if the winning candidate shares the concerns of the exhibitors, and will have the imagination and power to reset the balance.
Electioneering for next month's German polls will begin in earnest on Sunday, when Chancellor Angela Merkel goes head to head with her main rival Peer Steinbrück in a televised debate.
Opposition parties on the London assembly had accused Johnson of electioneering for the Tories by using the part-opening of the line (it will be completely open in late May, after the general election).
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.
Worse, the electoral timetable, with many important states holding polls between the national votes, tends to put governments into cautious, electioneering mode for much of their time in office.Yet these handicaps should not be exaggerated.
The inflation data is the first release in a packed week of key economic indicators for the UK and for electioneering politicians.
This decision runs counter to Section 203 of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 BCRA), (aka the McCain-Feingold Act) the federal law prohibiting corporations and unions from using their general treasury funds to make independent expenditures for speech that is an "electioneering communication" or for speech that expressly advocates the election or defeat of a candidate.
The women were arrested not for being topless, which is legal in New York City, but for electioneering within 100 feet of a polling station, the New York Post reported.
