Sentence examples for low campaign from inspiring English sources

He incurred relatively low campaign costs – just $57m through the end of April.

To outlaw the pay-to-play nature of state contracting, he proposes low campaign contribution limits for contractors and lobbyists.

Free Staters, many of them college graduates under 50 earning $60,000 or more, were looking for a state that was small (fewer than 1.5 million people), with low campaign spending, so Free State candidates could compete.

Much of the book is about his feuding with Vote Leave and, although the book is not very good on the high politics of the referendum, or even on what really motivates Banks himself, for anyone interested in low campaign skulduggery it's hard to put down.

Instead, Trump spent March repeatedly attacking Megyn Kelly, the most popular female journalist in the conservative media, and, in one of the more reprehensible moments of a very low campaign, he tweeted an unflattering picture of Ted Cruz's wife and threatened to "spill the beans" on her (whatever that means).

The $12 million annual budget of Citizens United, a relatively small player in national politics, is roughly double the total amount raised by every state executive, legislative, and judicial candidate over a biennial election cycle in Montana Notes: The state's sparse population, dependence on extraction industries and low campaign costs make it extra vulnerable to improper influence.

Senator Matheussen has the lowest campaign fund, according to his report.

McGregor Dey said that even their lowest campaigns (in terms of response rate) have been above 4percentt.

Most people expected a low-budget campaign and low-static vote with little teeth to it.

Put aside the lingering animosity about low Bush campaign tactics.

It is worth noting that when the party has been low on campaign money, it never had a problem raising more money quickly.