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If Mr. Ford has to embark on a petition drive, they said, it could help his candidacy by forcing him to build a network of campaign workers.

Ms. Boyland, meanwhile, is part of a political family with a large network of campaign workers who have worked on races far beyond her Council district.

The leadership vacuum also comes at a time when the Government and HS2's supporters are launching a vigorous fight-back against the well-organised network of campaign groups opposing the railway.

But with every added Senate seat likely to make life easier for the new Democratic administration, Mr. Obama has placed his extensive network of campaign offices in the state at Mr. Martin's disposal.

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On the fundraising front, there's no denying Hillary's monetary advantage and access Bill's Wall Street cronies and to a vast network of campaign-donation bundlers.

Yet the role of faith groups in creating public support for development in this country is not limited to the great networks of campaigning and advocacy that have been created over the past decade.

With Mr. Gore trying to keep his distance from the legal and political wrangling in Florida, the communications network of his campaign has coalesced, fitfully, around the Democratic National Committee and the Florida Democratic Party, wreaking havoc with the old Gore campaign's guiding principle of trying to control the political message.

But that has not dissuaded a network of former campaign staff members and volunteers from starting a political action committee, "Ready for Hillary," dedicated to what they hope will be her 2016 run.

If Zopp taps the Daley clan's network of corporate campaign donors and begins to raise her profile, she may well likely begin to move some of those 44% undecided Democrats into her column and perhaps as well as pick off some of Duckworth's supporters, creating a competitive, expensive campaign.

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