Sentence examples for viable campaign from inspiring English sources

Running a viable campaign as an independent is a privilege.

Ours was a more viable campaign than Lincoln Chafee's or Jim Webb's, Jarding insisted.

If not, I would opt to do the more viable campaign".

Mounting a viable campaign for the state senate in North Carolina now costs on average over $125,000.

Provided that a candidate has sufficient resources to run a viable campaign, these name-recognition deficiencies are likely to be minimized by Election Day.

"They've given the impression that they're not a viable campaign here in Iowa," David Roederer, a veteran state Republican, told the Register.

The Northeast has been politically inhospitable in recent elections to Republicans, who have had a hard time mounting viable campaigns.

Labor and business leaders are busy sifting through questionnaire responses from the record crop of would-be aldermen to determine which of the challengers might be friendly to their agendas and could mount viable campaigns.

And with so many Democrats raising enough money to run viable campaigns, it makes little sense to dwell on those who aren't.

Barely one media cycle later, Grimes awoke to the news that the DNC was pulling its media dollars and moving on, presumably to more viable campaigns.

Of course, it's undeniable that in our electoral system, candidates need access to wealth to run financially viable campaigns, and the most successful fundraisers are politicians who swim in those circles to begin with.