Sentence examples for electioneering reports from inspiring English sources
Like independent expenditures, electioneering reports are supposed to be filed electronically, not on paper, and most are.
The crime is electioneering, reported the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, a Class C misdemeanor.
Election commission rules require that organizations and individuals placing advocacy advertising or electioneering communications report their expenditures and identify donors who gave them money for those purposes.
GRAPHS: INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES AND "ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS" Reported to Federal Election Commission, election cycle to Sept. 12.; GROUPS PAYING FOR COMMUNICATIONS: Percentage disclosing names of their donors, by cycle.
Of the $98.7 million in electioneering communications reported in the 2004 cycle, virtually all was accompanied by identification of at least some donors.
He wrote about his 1960 electioneering in "Report of the County Chairman" (1961) and he turned out a thoughtful book on how Americans choose their President, "Presidential Lottery," in 1969.
Police officers were first called to a polling station in Fire Station 21 on Columbus Avenue near the Glendale Galleria at 4 30 p.m. in response to reports of electioneering filed by an attorney who works for a Los Angeles firm that represents the state Democratic Party's Promote and Protect the Vote program.
In her mentions, supporters shared reports of Crowley's electioneering, and photos of his signs in the trash.
Election commission data on electioneering spending may offer a glimpse of the future, though.
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported that a judge halted electioneering outside of one polling place where Republicans were reportedly standing outside a voting location and asking people to show photo ID, saying it "could have a chilling effect" on voting.
When these advertisements were broadcast within 30 days of a primary election or 60 days of a general election, they were required to be reported to the FEC as "electioneering communications".
