The petitions reveal how the candidates have cobbled together networks of supporters for election-season grunt work, where each candidate's greatest support lies and where weak spots could surface.
She, unlike Mr. Amedore, also favors putting in place a system of public financing for state elections; supporters of election reform, including Jonathan Soros, a son of the billionaire financier George Soros, poured money into an independent-expenditure campaign supporting her.
With the notable exception of a retired Dr Who (quiet at the back, Mr Tennant) the Labour Party has, thus far, been rather short of A-list supporters for its election campaign.
But a loss is a loss, and now the opposition has the difficult task of rousing its supporters for the elections for governors in the nation's 23 states on Dec. 16.
Clinton is trying to woo Sanders supporters for the general election, but some worry that his followers — who are largely young, working-class, and disillusioned with the Democratic party establishment — will turn instead to the political neophyte Trump, who has championed a populist agenda.
ComRes warned that Ukip's vote is soft because a quarter of its supporters for the European elections say they are unlikely to support it at the general election.
Mayor Martin G. Barnes of Paterson will be talking campaign strategy with his supporters for his re-election bid in May.
Therefore he could never ignite the enthusiasm of America's young, or his own party, so he had to personally solicit supporters for his post-election campaign.
Obama was in Hollywood February, March, April to raise money from his Hollywood supporters for his re-election campaign, and what would he have to show if Sopa failed?
As Mr. Bush stumps the country raising money and firing up supporters for his re-election campaign, he likes to say that it is not yet time for politics and that for now he is focused on the people's business.
While Republicans and Democrats will pick ideological fights with each other to motivate their supporters for the midterm elections in 2002 and the next presidential race in 2004, they will also continue to dole out the goodies made affordable by the surplus.
