Sentence examples for more negative campaign from inspiring English sources

As surveyed by ICM, voters do regard the Conservatives as running the more negative campaign.

Mrs. Clinton's distinctly more negative campaign has left her open to bad memories of her husband's administration.

Mr. Gore deftly forced Mr. Bradley into a more negative campaign than Mr. Bradley had vowed to run.

And her campaign has sought to portray the Republican candidate as having more conservative positions and a more negative campaign style.

He added, "With a partisan record that doesn't measure up, Barack Obama's been reduced to a sucker-punch strategy, shirking his 'new type of politics' in favor of a more negative campaign".

There has also been a sharp jump in the number of voters who believe Mr. Lazio is spending more time attacking his opponent than explaining his positions, and more voters believe that he is running a more negative campaign than Mrs. Clinton is.

It is more negative campaigning – a reminder of what Labour did wrong, not what the Coalition did right.

A spokesman for Corbyn's leadership campaign described the speech as "yet more negative campaigning from what has been a very negative campaign".

"It would also lead to a lot more negative campaigning for 'knockout' day, with candidates doing a lot more to trip up their opponents," he said.

Over the four weeks of the campaign analysed so far, there has been no decisive turn towards more negative campaigning on television news, but on certain days parties have attacked each other much more vociferously.

This in turn leads to less support by the public, more negative campaigning, and fewer good candidates.