The mix of painful, familiar graphics and pared-down electioneering slogans will be a test of a candidate's good taste as much as the electorate's political leanings.
Those "electioneering" ads will be redesigned so that users can identify them as such.
"23-Month Campaign" (editorial, Jan . 29 does not mention another adverse effect of the seemingly interminable electioneering: presidential candidates will be so busy seeking votes and money that they won't have time to carry out the work for which we elected them in their current offices — the work of governing the country.
Reports suggest the former prime minister will be electioneering in marginal seats on his own national tour after being snubbed of a proper campaign role in what is likely to be a 2 July double-dissolution election.
"I have no more campaigns to run," Obama said, in what was intended to signal that his remaining focus will be on governing rather than electioneering.
The past few months of electioneering suggest that a candidate's support for Israel will be questioned during the foreign policy debate even if he states his support unequivocally.
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).
NDP Foreign Affairs Critic Paul Dewar stated that Harper "must take a break from electioneering," speak directly to el-Sisi, and receive "a personal guarantee that Mr. Fahmy will be pardoned and returned to Canada immediately".
"We shall witness the days when those in the mountains [PKK rebels] will come down and the prisons will be emptied," the prime minister roared.BDP leaders have dismissed the rally as cheap electioneering.
Climate change will be another central issue over the next five weeks of frantic, coast-to-coast electioneering, along with the domestic staples of most campaigns: education, health reform and the economy.
