Recruitment (1993 1998) was conducted through mailings to eligible women from large mailing lists and other strategies.
The bill, to be introduced on Monday, would allow those outside groups to work directly with candidates on their internal political communications with members — including phone calls and door knocking tours, although not large-scale mailings — without the costs counting against the candidates' spending limits.
Mr. Shafer and Ms. Strollo seldom attacked Mr. Reed head-on during the campaign, in which all three candidates traveled the state tirelessly and sent out mass mailings larger than any seen in years.
This response rate is typical of large-scale, single-wave mailings.
Additionally, we sent direct mailings to 2 large East Bay Area practices.
That said, Democrats have considerable hurdles to overcome if they expect to win seats in the Senate, including the many advantages of incumbency that Republicans now enjoy, such as taxpayer-financed mailings to their districts, large staffs to handle complaints from constituents and a fund-raising edge that comes with being in the majority.
Participants were recruited between 1980 and 1985 by various means, including personal invitation by letter, group mailings to employees of large institutions and to members of professional associations, advertisements in newspapers, and public service announcements on radio and television.
Mr. Rosero, whose family is from Ecuador, has put together a large network of volunteers and has sent many mailings to voters.
Still, the alignment of 1199 with Mr. Pataki provides the governor not only with the benefit of Mr. Rivera's get-out-the-vote operation, but a potentially large union budget to pay for advertisements and mailings.
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