Sentence examples for electoral outreach from inspiring English sources
Its feisty "Justice for Janitors" campaigns, in-your-face struggles against hospitals and nursing homes, organizing of immigrant workers, grassroots electoral outreach, and sophisticated media strategies led many to see SEIU as the model for labor union growth.
Many are independent agencies founded by former political campaign professionals searching for revenue during electoral off years, deploying their voter outreach skills to help companies win.
The Obama campaign has made electoral education a staple of its outreach and communications efforts this cycle, working to make sure that voters know the rules and that election administrators are properly training poll workers.
Bill C-23 will also put an end to Elections Canada's ability to conduct voter outreach campaigns; if it passes, the Chief Electoral Officer will not even be allowed to publicly speak. .
Between that nasty strategy and the working-class outreach I am describing, Republicans enjoyed years of electoral success.
But while the public sector can deliver wide outreach, and sometimes sustain it for more than one electoral period, the state fails dismally as a guarantor of continuous efficacy and efficiency.
Latinos rewarded Obama's outreach in 2008 by arguably delivering him as many as eight states and 80 electoral college votes.
The candidate's swing through Flint, a town with a majority African-American population, follows his campaign's recent outreach to minorities elsewhere and Mr. Trump's visits to states where Republicans haven't won Electoral College votes in decades.
The super PAC's electoral efforts fall into three categories: the public displays like the truck and the ark, television and digital advertising, and direct outreach to voters.
