Mr. Lazio has held fund-raisers in other states and sent out solicitation letters to woo donors outside of New York.
The effort by critics to have the Toronto mayor thrown out of office began when he was cited by the city's integrity commissioner for improperly using his staff in 2010 to send out solicitations for donations to a football charity he had founded.
For instance, the charter mandates that employee union dues cannot be spent on politics, and unions can only send out solicitations twice a year for political spending.
Among Clinton antagonists circles, direct mail-based fundraising groups such as the Emergency Committee to Stop Hillary Rodham Clinton sprung up, sending out solicitations with apoplectic visions of: just as one Clinton leaves office, another gains office.
It turns out many fear being deluged with solicitations — the very kind that are being sent out this time of year.
Science, like many high-end journals, sent out press solicitations, 7,400 of them, inviting reporters to contact Miller for comments on her exciting research.
Then, further reporting by Mr. Thompson revealed how Mr. Evans sent out job solicitation offers, using government email and staff, to private law firms, marketing his experience and connections as an elected official and chairman of Metro.
Correction: September 29, 2000, Friday An article yesterday about accusations by the Bush campaign that the Gore campaign sent out misleading solicitation letters for a fund for legal and accounting expenses misspelled the surname of a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission, who declined to say whether the agency was examining the solicitations.
Democrats brought out their heavy hitters, including Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, who sent out fund-raising solicitations casting the race as an opportunity for Democrats to win in the backyard of Republicans.
