Sentence examples for electoral advertising from inspiring English sources

The act does not currently require authorisation of electoral advertising by telephone, text messaging or social media.

A ban on electoral advertising on radio and television in the last three days does not extend to social media – meaning it's all platforms go for those digital teams until 2 July.

The United States also has no regulations for truth in electoral advertising because it is seen as a breach of the right to free speech and therefore constitutionally unsound.

Companies that generate mass-mailing of telephone text messages, including news services and electoral advertising, must now be licensed and subjected to state monitoring.Opposition supporters of the elections note that the last time they tried a boycott, in 1990, the NDP simply shut them out, denying them a voice for five years.

At the end of the 2012 campaigns, HuffPost reported that dark money groups had spent at least $400 million on issue and electoral advertising at the federal level.

Leading the pack of Democratic dark money groups is the League of Conservation Voters with $9.7 million spent on issue and electoral advertising combined.

Super PACs cannot make these contributions, but can spend money on electoral efforts, including advertising, direct mail and grassroots mobilization.

Noam Chomsky has argued that forces opposing the development of such a world conscience include free market ideologies that valorise corporate greed in nominal electoral democracies where advertising, shopping malls and indebtedness, shape citizens into apathetic consumers in relation to information and access necessary for democratic participation.

Aggressive statements of where the two parties differ are also becoming more explicit because both think it is to their electoral advantage to advertise where they disagree.

McCain-Feingold was based on the pervasive influence of television advertising on electoral politics, the idea that commercials are somehow unavoidable in contemporary American life.

Mr. Altman, who earned a law degree but did not practice law, also developed strong ideas about the role of advertising in electoral politics.