"People out there who are still campaigning, they are not campaigning about me or Future Forward -- they are campaigning about democracy, they are campaigning about justice," he said.
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Nearly $37 million has been spent on anti-Trump campaigning so far, compared with $5 million on anti-Clinton campaigning and $860,000 on anti-Sanders campaigning.
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I'm not campaigning in Indiana, and he's not campaigning in those other states.
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But whilst everyone calls for "positive" campaigning, the referendum has also been a useful reminder of the old maxim that positive campaigning is often relatively fact-free campaigning.
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I am enjoying campaigning on her behalf and also campaigning for Senate and House candidates.
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I am enjoying campaigning on her behalf, and also campaigning for Senate and House candidates.
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"I'm not campaigning in Indiana and he's not campaigning in these other states," Kasich told reporters.
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So Clinton is campaigning differently than she did in other states: More hand-to-hand campaigning.
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And that's because the nature of campaigning for president right now isn't really campaigning at all.
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But there they were campaigning for her anyway, and campaigning hard, because to them the alternative was unthinkable.
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Sanders, campaigning in Wisconsin on Wednesday, will accelerate his New York campaigning with a rally Thursday in the Bronx.
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So Clinton is campaigning on the continuation of Obama's policies, and she's happy to have him out campaigning for her.
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Is opposing cruelty basically negative campaigning—campaigning without hope, when your best advisers will tell you to close with hope?
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"I'm not campaigning as a woman candidate, I'm campaigning as the best person for the job," she told the BBC.
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Sanders isn't campaigning on what he thinks the United States should do — he's campaigning on what the United States should be.
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I effectively went from campaigning for self-described moderates to campaigning for much more progressive Democrats when I began college in Massachusetts.
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"Campaigning is about organizing, and campaigning is about articulation of issues," said Morial, who is now president of the National Urban League.
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None of the candidates, not even the party favorites, are campaigning on behalf of their party; most are campaigning to crash it.
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At no point in the night did CNN report on air or online Carson was taking a break from campaigning or suspending campaigning.
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When he's campaigning in Philadelphia, he roots for the Phillies, and when he's campaigning in Tampa Bay, he shows love to the Rays.
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Somehow he finds himself (without campaigning) a candidate for the Indiana state legislature, and (barely campaigning) wins the seat: politics run in the family.
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There, the two make a provocative argument that campaigning for Congress as a woman is now exactly the same as campaigning as a man.
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The Biden campaign's move to limit in-person campaigning marked the beginning of an extraordinary new chapter in an already tumultuous presidential race: campaigning amid a pandemic.
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"Bernie Sanders has been campaigning for lower price prescription drugs, he's been campaigning for Medicare for All and national health care really for decades," David Sirota told Hill.
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On Sunday, the Conservatives, Labour and the Scottish National parties among others agreed to suspend national campaigning for the day, according to Reuters, though some local campaigning will continue.
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READ: Conservative group take aim at Trump Final day of campaigning The final day of campaigning before Super Tuesday brought a preview of the fractious year ahead for Republicans.
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The bombing came in the final stretch of campaigning before a general election on June 8 in Britain, and the country's political parties agreed on Tuesday to suspend campaigning.
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He was one of few Republicans to draw a distinction between the failures of negative campaigning in the 2012 presidential election and the success of positive campaigning in local elections.
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Clinton may be too unpopular to run a campaign predicated only on opposition to Trump, yet campaigning with Obama—and campaigning on his legacy—carries a great degree of irony.
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Political campaigning is by nature an "old boys' club" — women haven't even had the right to vote for a century yet, while men have been campaigning for more than two centuries.
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Four decades of campaigning Since 2100, the former engineer has spent his life campaigning against child labor, ultimately winning the Nobel Peace Prize alongside Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai in 0003.
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Doug Collins -- are already campaigning to be ranking member.
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A seasoned politician whose first taste of campaigning came at age 26 in a Montgomery city council race, Roby approached the GOP primary and subsequent campaigning in a business-as-usual manner.
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"The only way a Republican and a conservative wins is by campaigning with their arms wide open, with a hopeful, optimistic message, campaigning in every nook and cranny of this country," he said.
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The Texas senator has been on the road campaigning for down ballot races, with stops in Colorado, Nevada and Missouri, but Thursday marks his first time campaigning with the top of the ticket.
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Campaigning in 2006 Mr Correa vowed to "depoliticise the courts".
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Nationalist rhetoric was widely deployed by parties campaigning for Brexit.
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Rubio was in Virginia on Sunday, campaigning just outside Washington
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Campaigning on abolishing ICE in New York City wins primaries.
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Everything changed when I started actively campaigning for LGBTQ rights.
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He was campaigning hard there over the weekend, visiting the
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Meanwhile, Bachelor Nation is campaigning to be... a new network?
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Marshall was campaigning for a full term in the position.
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Roman campaigning in her home province of Bataan in April.
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" "And so I don't believe his campaigning has been neglect.
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Clinton and Trump aren't the only ones campaigning this fall.
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Years of grassroots campaigning finally led to a buyout deal.
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"I ain't getting out," he said while campaigning in Pennsylvania.
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Companies have focused on campaigning for their narrow commercial interests.
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Does he get dizzy amid the crowds while he's campaigning?
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He seems to have no problem campaigning with Trump, either.
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He added that they would "welcome" Sanders campaigning for Clinton.
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Trolling is not about campaigning and certainly not about ideas.
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In contrast to black campaigning which is libelous and informal.
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Already, commentators are expecting an historical use of negative campaigning.
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Social media campaigning is not limited to a single platform.
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"He's going out there campaigning on it," Yale's Leiserowitz said.
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We should proceed through honesty, peaceful campaigning and respectful debate.
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While campaigning, he abused women, the disabled, Hispanics and foreigners.
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She also miscarried while campaigning for the Senate in 2016.
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But in the last week of campaigning before the Nov.
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Swisher: But is campaigning going to change in the future?
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But until the votes are in, Phoenix is still campaigning.
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More than a year of campaigning led to this day.
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Rebellious Conservative MPs campaigning for a soft Brexit cheered it.
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Warren has already spent nearly 85% of her funds campaigning.
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She was also campaigning for Britain to remain in Europe.
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While campaigning in Iowa on Tuesday, 2020 presidential hopeful Sen.
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Washington (CNN) Why is Donald Trump campaigning in New York?
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Ordered campaigning remains the main way of changing the law.
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There was a time when Trump was campaigning against Moore.
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Of note, Sanders is campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Mr Trump trotted out the idea while campaigning in 2015.
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One Republican politician is even campaigning on the issue directly.
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These hurdles give succour to those campaigning against assisted dying.
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"I'm going to keep working hard and campaigning," Williams said.
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Aristeia is campaigning to get two nominees on Sina's board.
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Sanders says he hates negative campaigning and doesn't do it.
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Many take part regularly in workshops or campaigning, she said.
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The Greenpeace action came on the last day of campaigning.
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In the end, though, Facebook's campaigning has come to nothing.
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Campaigning is much more difficult than attending a training session.
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Ah, the joy of Democrats campaigning in ballot initiative states.
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Busy with the last stretch of campaigning, Nixon didn't attend.
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This kind of negative campaigning that I'm confronting is corrosive.
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Ben Carson will be (inaudible) suspending campaigning following tonight's caucuses.
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Campaigning to improve every link of the "food waste" chain.
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It barred another candidate for handing out cash while campaigning.
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But she didn't really admit to any major campaigning errors.
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But the tension between campaigning and governing was still evident.
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Released in 2014, Ms Hanh carries on with her campaigning.
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An endorsement is one where I'm out campaigning with someone.
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Rispone thanked Trump for campaigning for him in the state.
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Even when a presidential candidate quits, the campaigning goes on.
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Ms. Merkel used the term approvingly while campaigning in March.
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"We are not actively campaigning in the state," he said.
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Chris Christie, who was campaigning for Whitman, then confronted Buck.
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The candidate was forced to stop campaigning while he recovers.
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Business and agricultural associations have been campaigning through the summer.
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She died fighting for her beliefs and campaigning against hate.
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He'd been campaigning in that state's Democratic primary for president.
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" She added, "I don't anticipate, really, campaigning with other folks.
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She also said she had to explain bisexuality while campaigning.
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He says he will be campaigning in Arizona for reelection.
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She's campaigning for a third Obama term and yet not.
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"I'm not out there campaigning and spending resources," Kasich added.
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The most conflicted Republicans are lawmakers campaigning in swing seats.
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She is campaigning for her party's presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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The Hatch Act bans most executive branch employees from campaigning.
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It has spent millions around the country campaigning against Trump.
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Political campaigning has found its way to the dance floor.
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Trump made campaigning "probably more difficult" than ever, he said.
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The midterms saw a wave of Democrats campaigning on it.
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"Oxfam has successfully been campaigning the fashion brands," she says.
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Trump spent his weekend in PA campaigning on Saccone's behalf.
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I would have to see the two of them campaigning.
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He says that Sanders has the funding to continue campaigning.
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He will end up supporting Clinton and campaigning for her.
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Significantly, Democratic presidential candidate Hilary Clinton is campaigning on it.
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But those campaigning to leave dismissed such talk as fearmongering.
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Mr. Trump will be campaigning in Florida today, while Mrs.
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So I am happy to be busy and back campaigning.
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He elevated and made a blood sport out of campaigning.
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Trump met with Fitzgerald when campaigning for president in 2016.
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Williamson was winding down after a long night of campaigning.
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Trump clearly knew this when he was campaigning for office.
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Amongst this scene, I tried campaigning and gaining new voters.
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Campaigning mostly focused on social and economic issues, including taxes.
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"Just reliving it gives me the chills" Campaigning became impossible.
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Republicans are increasingly explicit about campaigning to preserve male power.
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America's most liberal president, he assiduously avoided campaigning as one.
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Political campaigning has been quite negative for a while now.
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Stephen Curry told me he wouldn't be campaigning in 2020.
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Britain and France are in the middle of election campaigning.
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In fact, he did more campaigning for other people's movies.
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He will have to own that, or risk campaigning hobbled.
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It was a style of campaigning that became much beloved.
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In the final days of campaigning, the fight turned vicious.
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Vice President Pence is campaigning in Montana and South Dakota.
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Advisers say she enjoys campaigning and knows how to fundraise.
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And so I'm sure that's why Bernie is campaigning there.
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The Daily News has been campaigning against Trump for years.
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This time, with campaigning already taking place and the Aug.
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Their campaigning will be squeezed once the impeachment trial begins.
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But in those two small states, retail campaigning is key.
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She picked up and moved to Iowa and began campaigning.
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Campaigning had already been suspended once, after the Manchester attack.
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Oh, the rhetoric of campaigning versus the reality of governing.
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We have differences on issues, that's what campaigning is about.
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That sounds more appropriately like under the radar negative campaigning.
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More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.
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Mr. Buttigieg suspended campaigning to face angry and anguished residents.
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That is partly because online campaigning falls between several stools.
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The next year of presidential campaigning will prove who's right.
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At home, Mr Chirac was better at campaigning than governing.
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Candidates began campaigning, speaking and writing to the people directly.
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He's campaigning in Miami at noon, Orlando at 4 p.m.
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The early campaigning is already raising tensions in the state.
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Campaigning in Las Vegas on Monday, she welcomed Buttigieg's moves.
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As a teenager, Kim began campaigning against nuclear power plants.
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They're all having rallies, that's what they're doing, they're campaigning.
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Trump is a master of this kind of negative campaigning.
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He loved campaigning — I could hear it in his voice.
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Legally, crossing that line turns legitimate campaigning into voter intimidation.
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The 'little digger' was campaigning for conscription at that time.
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Cruz and Trump are campaigning aggressively to win the state.
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Monday's announcement is in keeping with Zelenskiy's unorthodox campaigning style.
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Booker is campaigning for the 2020 Democratic nomination for president.
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A lot of last-minute campaigning: While many voters may encounter people advocating for a candidate or issue on the way to the polls, states have various laws limiting how close the campaigning can get.
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A lot of last-minute campaigning While many voters may encounter people advocating for a candidate or issue on the way to the polls, states have various laws limiting how close the campaigning can get.
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But if they didn't want another debate, they should have just said so, and offered some anodyne excuse like they wanted to spend more time campaigning in New York and less time campaigning on television.
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Both candidates are campaigning here on Monday ahead of Tuesday's voting.
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Moussa has little support and his campaigning has been half-hearted.
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Both sides in Britain's EU referendum suspended campaigning after the attack.
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Campaigning for the referendum had been "anything but fair," Roth added.
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Campaigning in 2019, Sanders rarely looks back beyond the 2016 election.
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Even fossil fuel giant ExxonMobil is campaigning for a carbon tax.
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Will that mean it could be used for dark election campaigning?
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Jim Gilmore, who is still actively campaigning, saw in the state.
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And how have these methods altered the strategic approach to campaigning?
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Dana Stein was campaigning nearby and saw someone yelling at Hettleman.
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And each has projected authenticity by campaigning in deeply personal terms.
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Beto O'Rourke likes to stand on countertops while campaigning for president.
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The candidates have already moved on to campaigning in that state.
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But that's not really who Sanders is or how he's campaigning.
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The electoral tribunal cut campaigning time from 90 days to 45.
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On social media, many are digitally campaigning with the hashtag #freecyntoiabrown.
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She's even campaigning this week in Iowa with Billie Jean King.
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Hawke's death dominated coverage of the final two days of campaigning.
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Winner: Dan Donovan Ben Jealous campaigning with Bernie Sanders in 2016.
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He's slashed staff and slowed down his breakneck pace of campaigning.
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Miami (CNN)Donald Trump is now campaigning in his own reality.
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Ryan has spent time campaigning in his home state for Sen.
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Women's rights organisations have been campaigning against child marriage for years.
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That fish is like meeting a kid while campaigning, says Phoenix.
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"Campaigning for president has been a lot of fun," Yang says.
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Biden is regarded as a natural in this sort of campaigning.
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Campaigning over the past three weeks for the long-delayed Dec.
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Parties campaigning for independence narrowly won a regional election in 2015.
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Mobilizing early voters is thus an increasingly important aspect of campaigning.
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The one thing that drives voter turnout down is negative campaigning.
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It's not just about campaigning — what about good old grassroots service?
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KEENE, N.H. – Of all the Republicans campaigning in New Hampshire, Gov.
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Announcing his candidacy in 2007 after campaigning for fellow Minnesota Sen.
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The survey was conducted after Clinton's post-pneumonia return to campaigning.
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He's campaigning on the idea that Democrats want to "destroy" America.
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Most were Democrats, campaigning against the banks that had sent the
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M5S and all other opposition parties are campaigning against the reform.
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During the 2016 campaigning period, around 210,000 quizzes have been completed.
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In September he cited a passage from the Quran while campaigning.
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The truth is, though, that governing is very different from campaigning.
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May's poor performance was primarily the result of her dismal campaigning.
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The agency's decision follows months of campaigning by women's rights groups.
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ISA has been campaigning to make adaptive surfing a Paralympic sport.
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Britain suspended campaigning after the attack on Monday night in Manchester.
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Not many GOP lawmakers came to Washington campaigning to add entitlements.
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The idea of potentially getting charged doesn't put you off campaigning?
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But don't expect to see any candidates campaigning on the island.
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And she is campaigning across the country in African-American communities.
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By comparison, Jeb Bush spent 59 days campaigning in New Hampshire.
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So both candidates are campaigning hard to win the youth vote.
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Opinion polls are banned in the last two weeks of campaigning.
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With ten weeks of campaigning still to go, much could change.
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Feelings, not facts, are what matter in this sort of campaigning.
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Pete Buttigieg is taking online campaigning to a very 2019 level.
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César Acuña was excluded for giving money to voters while campaigning.
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He has done little public campaigning on behalf of the bill.
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The separatist leader has been campaigning while in exile in Belgium.
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She'll also be campaigning for Hillary ahead of the 2016 election.
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Trump ate lunch with Klein last month while campaigning in Indiana.
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Republicans running for president shouldn't be campaigning in Texas this late.
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" "Can you imagine [CNN anchor] Don Lemon campaigning for Stacey Abrams?
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Mendacious campaigning mirrored by partisan media amplified the sense of betrayal.
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He's campaigning in Pennsylvania today, while Hillary Clinton is in Connecticut.
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Others have pushed into campaigning with the help of social media.
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And Trump has dropped traditional campaigning, while embracing fringe conspiracy theories.
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The opposition is campaigning for a recall referendum on Maduro's presidency.
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Campaigning against Mitt Romney in 221, he barely mentioned climate change.
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Trump is campaigning for a second term, which means more rallies.
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From Dr. Oz audience member: Trump said campaigning was his exercise.
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M30.63S and all other opposition parties are campaigning against the reform.
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Clinton for giving short speeches and not campaigning with sufficient vigor.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) campaigning in the Silver State for her.
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Republican candidates have spent decades campaigning against impending left-wing tyranny.
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How do you win an election when you're prevented from campaigning?
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Immigration has been a key issue during campaigning for Germany's Sept.
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Opponents of its passage were prevented from campaigning before the vote.
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"I don't want to get drawn into negative campaigning," she said.
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Proud Lebanon is campaigning for such protections this World AIDS Day.
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She began campaigning for the protection of wildlife, especially big cats.
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This is basically what Trump said he would do when campaigning.
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Trump's dismissal of the traditional tools of campaigning extends beyond staff.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said while campaigning in Iowa this week.
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Hillary Clinton is another such, staunchly campaigning on in her pantsuits.
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Mr. Obama has recently made campaigning and fund-raising for Mrs.
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His government has threatened to jail anybody campaigning against the charter.
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Trump is campaigning in Indiana ahead of the state's Tuesday primary.
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His wave of midterm campaigning is expected to continue next week.
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During campaigning, Chinese diplomats appeared at events supporting Mr. Hun Sen.
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As peace talks began in Ghana in 2003 , we continued campaigning.
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There were no rallies, no in-person campaigning, no victory parties.
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Many of these candidates have drawn back their campaigning as well.
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During the campaigning, I always had an excuse not to volunteer.
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He will return to New York to resume campaigning on Saturday.
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VICE News followed Castro during two days of campaigning in Nevada.
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It's true my members wanted to go home, the ones campaigning.
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Governing and campaigning in the recent administrations are relatively distinct processes.
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In such small towns, campaigning is often a low-key affair.
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After all, they had spent seven years campaigning on that promise.
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Mr. Nelson said Mr. Bush looked at campaigning and governing differently.
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While campaigning, Trump vowed to address some of America's health woes.
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Campaigning in 2000, almost everywhere Clinton went, she drew enthusiastic crowds.
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That has not happened, but rivals are campaigning to replace her.
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Yeah, and Trump, when he was campaigning ... Was quite anti-tech.
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Renewed campaigning is growing even more heated as voting day approaches.
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He has never stopped playing to them and campaigning for them.
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"If you're gonna campaign," he said, "don't look like you're campaigning."
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If the campaigning has left you feeling underwhelmed, you're not alone.
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A repeat of that schedule … could disrupt campaigning before the Feb.
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Other students are campaigning to ban facial recognition software on campuses.
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Violence has increased since election campaigning officially began on August 31st.
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"He received criticism for his style of campaigning," Mr. Shumaker said.
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Campaigning against landmines, leprosy, HIV/AIDS — these causes were very complicated.
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Trump's win comes after weeks of campaigning in the Sunshine State.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Are you glad to not be campaigning right now?
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Sarah Palin, who are campaigning this week on behalf of Moore.
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"So I'm sure that's why Bernie is campaigning there," she said.
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His brother, George W. Bush, will be campaigning in South Carolina.
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This isn't like campaigning in California or even New York City.
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Our bureau chief followed campaigning in Como, near the Swiss border.
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CNN: What's different about campaigning now than in past political eras?
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"A good criminal is a dead criminal," he said while campaigning.
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Dissident complained they had been blocked from campaigning against the constitution.
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Sanders' style of campaigning has also changed slightly in recent weeks.
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Campaigning, which lasts 60 days, ends two days before the vote.
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I'm reminded of President Kennedy campaigning in Logan County in 85033.
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Trump has endorsed Strange, campaigning for him in Alabama last week.
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A spokesman said Mr. Vucic was campaigning and unavailable for comment.
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Campaigning probably helps only so much, if it helps at all.
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Raab is campaigning for re-election to parliament in the Dec.
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President Obama campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Miami Gardens in October.
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Jerry Brown is campaigning for an international response to climate change.
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Domestic workers are also campaigning for equal rights under federal law.
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Do you think someone is actively campaigning against Google and YouTube?
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One user documented the "adventures of a perpetual right-swiper in the efforts of electing Bernie Sanders" on a Tumblr called Tinder Campaigning, which consists of screenshots of Tinder messages campaigning for Sanders dated from October.
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And despite a late flurry of campaigning in the days leading up to the primary, he has also mostly steered clear of retail campaigning and data-driven voter targeting that are considered key in New Hampshire.
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The only parallel that comes close is Ronald Reagan campaigning for George H.W. Bush in 21988 — a parallel that augurs well for Clinton, particularly because Obama is campaigning harder than the 77-year-old Reagan did.
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As political scientist Daniel W. Drezner wrote in The Washington Post in March: [I]f Donald Trump has been campaigning on a big lie about the global economy, Bernie Sanders has been campaigning on two big lies.
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Mrs Pelosi is now campaigning aggressively for a second turn as Speaker.
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Campaigning to change the minds of swing voters doesn't seem to work.
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In December, Jolie will also be bringing her campaigning to British radio.
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It is expected to be a period of intense campaigning in Mrs.
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It is a way of campaigning that candidates like Jeb Bush, Gov.
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John Kennedy (R-LA) chalked it up to the pressure of campaigning.
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"campaigning, at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University, no less," just won a big
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Call it "photo op" policy campaigning, but it seems to be working.
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It's just another cautionary tale in the age of social media campaigning.
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VICE News followed Buttigieg on his first day of campaigning in Iowa.
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Lawmakers are campaigning for re-election ahead of next month's midterm election.
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Campaigning for Taiwan's presidential and legislative elections next January is heating up.
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Johnson continued with his planned campaigning stops, refusing to address the row.
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The Brexit-backing paper had been campaigning for it for 21 months.
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But preparing for a debate is a function of campaigning for president.
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She's who I'm voting for, campaigning for, getting out the vote for.
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It shows a lot of momentum and it shows that campaigning works.
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When she's not campaigning, Dhanda loves traveling and has visited 31 countries.
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This isn't the first time Clinton goofed around with Fallon while campaigning.
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Trump never truly stopped campaigning after winning the White House in 22020.
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Will Corbyn risk alienating his pro-Brexit supporters by campaigning to remain?
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In the UK, campaigning tends to last between five to six weeks.
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The coalition government is campaigning on its current policies remaining largely unchanged.
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Still, campaigning on foreign policy isn't the same as implementing foreign policy.
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Susan Collins hugs a supporter while campaigning in Yarmouth, Maine, on Sept.
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Like all opposition party leaders, Salvini is campaigning for a "No" vote.
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There is a little over three weeks left until campaigning is over.
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"I spent 4 months almost non stop campaigning with @DonaldJTrumpJr," he wrote.
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He spent the bulk of his time and resources campaigning in Iowa.
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If she changes the way she's campaigning, I might vote for her.
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But Sanders has remained in the race and is campaigning in Washington.
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And yet data analysis is at the heart of modern political campaigning.
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There will be little in-person campaigning until after voting ends tomorrow.
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However, governing meant something far more important to George Bush than campaigning.
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"So we're taking this opportunity to refresh our campaigning app," it adds.
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Her thesis adviser, Professor Alan Schechter, is campaigning on her behalf. Sgt.
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The other main focus for "Leave" campaigning, though, has been on immigration.
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She left her husband shortly after and started campaigning for girls' rights.
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It was one of her few public forays into campaigning this year.
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"I'm going to be campaigning as hard as I can," Sanders said.
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As for Mr Polman's broader campaigning, plenty of investors will be sympathetic.
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In 2014 he spent much time away, campaigning for Republican gubernatorial candidates.
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And according to critics, his poor, halfhearted campaigning doomed the "Remain" campaign.
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The result would be irresponsible government, removing a security against dishonest campaigning.
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The company consulted panels of independent experts and engaged with campaigning groups.
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Another militant party is campaigning for a by-election later in October.
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I.e. regulate that no political campaigning can be done on some platforms.
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When campaigning, the new administration promised to reform the government's business dealings.
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Wealthy and politically influential religious groups began campaigning against the practice too.
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Despite the heightened pitch of campaigning, the matter is at an impasse.
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FOSTA-SESTA: Supports Decriminalization: Unclear Sanders is campaigning heavily on labor solidarity.
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The stop at the Cleveland office, kicks of a day of campaigning.
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Most of his Republican rivals are campaigning the old-fashioned way. Gov.
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She had to cancel three days of campaigning because of the diagnosis.
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Ultimately, it could come down to Netflix not campaigning for the show.
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Campaigning ended in Italy's general election, which takes place on March 4th.
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One explanation is that he expected to be campaigning under different circumstances.
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After watching this video, we're going to start campaigning for their inclusion.
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Neither candidate has done much campaigning, appealing instead for a high turnout.
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AFTER MONTHS of heated campaigning, Israeli voters decided to change very little.
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Campaigning primarily for Obama voters instead of the rest of the country?
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is at the meeting campaigning for Perez.
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Dakar's mayor Khalifa Sall is currently campaigning for legislative elections from jail.
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While campaigning for office, Poroshenko had promised to sell his business assets.
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To continue the work, the WWF is campaigning to raise additional funds.
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Good Jobs Nation will keep campaigning until this unjust decision is overruled.
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"He was basically campaigning for Johnson in 1964," Legum says of King.
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Explicit campaigning is what's banned within 150 feet of a polling places.
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Campaigning is more demanding than ever; governing is more complicated than ever.
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The presidential candidate lives there when he's not on the road campaigning.
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Jeb Bush, whom Trump branded as "low energy" over months of campaigning.
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This active form of campaigning quickly became a nuisance for Warner Bros.
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Clinton is scheduled to be campaigning in Florida on Friday and Saturday.
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Today's Latin American voters tend to dislike negative campaigning, Mr Durán thinks.
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And campaigning is the aspect of politics closest to such media spectacle.
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Friday is the last day of campaigning allowed before the Sunday vote.
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Trump will be campaigning tonight in the 1st Congressional District, where Rep.
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Trump pledged while campaigning for president that Mexico would fund the wall.
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Clinton said her "instinct" was to press on campaigning despite her diagnosis.
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He has been campaigning in the early primary state since his announcement.
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" He said, "It's right that we're suspending campaigning activity in this referendum.
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In Britain, political parties have temporarily suspended campaigning following the Manchester attack.
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Tammy Gilbert, Ms. Gilbert's mother, has been campaigning to change the rule.
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She began campaigning not only for her mom but for moms everywhere.
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He was in Virginia on Thursday campaigning with gubernatorial hopeful Ed Gillespie.
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Clinton is campaigning on proposals to rein in the runaway money race.
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A majority say they are interested in campaigning for other Democratic candidates.
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Campaigning is not allowed in Spain on the eve of an election.
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The Liberal Democrats are campaigning on a platform of revoking Brexit altogether.
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But after campaigning alongside Strange ahead of the primary, Trump expressed misgivings.
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For the youngest voters, apathy may prove resistant to all the campaigning.
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" On the other, "an endorsement is when you are campaigning with someone.
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Clinton resumed campaigning after a three-day break to recuperate from pneumonia.
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Campaigning to the end of the primary cycle should make that clear.
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Echoing a statement she's made many times while campaigning for president, Sen.
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Trump is campaigning in California ahead of the state's June 7 primary.
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This had convinced her of the value of creative forms of campaigning.
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But Trump on Tuesday left the door open to campaigning with Moore.
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Toni You might have seen that Hillary Clinton was campaigning in Omaha.
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"I think it's because Republicans aren't campaigning hard on privatization," he says.
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The company has spent millions of dollars campaigning for the ballot measure.
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The junta ensured its victory by preventing opponents from campaigning against it.
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Choice, a group campaigning for abortion rights in Northern Ireland wrote a
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Wynn's biggest shareholder, Elaine Wynn, had been campaigning against Hagenbuch's re-election.
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"I look forward to campaigning with him and supporting him," Coons said.
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Ted Cruz made his position on contraception clear while campaigning in Iowa.
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The Salesforce CEO has contributed $1 million to campaigning for the initiative.
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The election might have been over, but the campaigning never completely stopped.
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Clinton has declined to appear with Emanuel while campaigning in the state.
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He shot two pheasants while campaigning in Iowa, which is perfectly reasonable.
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Gillum is out there, a happy warrior campaigning on a positive message.
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The presidency has denied the claims, saying the opposition was campaigning freely.
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Why not a president campaigning in states that produce oil and gas?
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The EFF is campaigning to require a warrant to search ALPR databases.
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For this reason, the champ is unabashedly campaigning for a Rousey showdown.
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Jo was a great campaigning MP with huge compassion & a big heart.
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After months of campaigning, I got my first gig singing with them.
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He also isn't ruling out campaigning with his party's likely presidential nominee.
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John McCain "we're not campaigning anymore ... the election's over" in February 2010.
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It would allow campaigning from the pulpit and make it tax-free.
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Airbnb spent $4.2 million campaigning against the ballot question, according to Bloomberg.
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Elizabeth Warren is furiously campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, joining Sen.
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Trump also said Saturday that Melania would start campaigning for him Monday.
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His quality campaigning has risen far above that of Trump and Cruz.
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The men and women of the H.D.P. are campaigning with great determination.
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Opinion polls in the final days of campaigning had predicted further deadlock.
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In parts of the most violent states, threats have made campaigning impossible.
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His campaign has suffered in part because he seems so uncomfortable campaigning.
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For Joseph R. Biden Jr., campaigning these days means virtual fund-raisers.
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Lawmakers up for re-election privately discussed how they would handle campaigning.
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We've headed out to Manchester to meet with voters and start campaigning.
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Civic groups campaigning against nuclear energy later said they respected its recommendation.
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More and more, campaigning became about resentment and identity — us versus them.
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Electoral politics is about campaigning as much as it is about policy.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian presidential candidates began campaigning on Monday for the Sept.
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Some US activists (at PETA, for example) are campaigning for the tax.
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It was not immediately clear when campaigning for the referendum would resume.
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Both national parties say they are prepared for weeks of virtual campaigning.
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Other Democrats, like Senator Elizabeth Warren, are campaigning on very similar platforms.
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Ms. Grimm has been campaigning in favor of hunting wolves since 2014.
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"Bolsonaro is campaigning as the rule-of-law candidate," Mr. Winter said.
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"Wacky Jacky is in Nevada right now campaigning with Pocahontas," he said.
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How has tech changed the way politicians are campaigning for the midterms?
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As the president intensifies his campaigning this month, here's a guide. Oct.
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If it seems as if they're always campaigning, it's because they are.
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He spent the day campaigning in Florida, which votes on March 17.
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"I will not be on stage campaigning with the President," he tweeted.
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They could have a harder time campaigning in a post-microtargeting world.
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The Democratic front-runner is campaigning in Michigan ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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The play is, in other words, a metaphor for modern presidential campaigning.
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Warren's plans The biggest idea generator of the race is still campaigning.
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Our correspondent in Des Moines reports on the final weekend of campaigning.
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About a year after candidates start campaigning, we finally get actual votes.
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Incumbents would be able to focus on governing as well as campaigning.
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He will continue campaigning for the Massachusetts senator in Iowa this week.
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"Cristina has copied a lot of our way of campaigning," Barba said.
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The candidates are campaigning in New York ahead of its primary Tuesday.
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The SNB should refrain from campaigning for one side or the other.
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Bolsonaro was stabbed while campaigning last year and underwent surgery on Sep.
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Both candidates have been campaigning on issues like healthcare and the economy.
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Are we really prepared for dirty campaigning and yet more foreign interference?
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But, actually, they've been campaigning — or, they did, a little, kind of.
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Byrne's earlier views haven't stopped him from campaigning as a Trump ally.
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Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) told attendees she would rather be in Iowa campaigning.
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The camera dispute in the final days of campaigning for the Sept.
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Campaigning for president in America is expensive — but Bloomberg's spending is unprecedented.
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Her faltering voice was the result of arduous travel and relentless campaigning.
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I wasn't working, so I ended up campaigning in 26 other states.
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GOP supporters note that Sessions has always enjoyed legislating more than campaigning.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) told reporters while campaigning in South Carolina. Rep.
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And, the only rules in campaigning are that there are no rules.
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It's not entirely clear that campaigning with liberal stars such as Sens.
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Who's spent the most time campaigning in each state might surprise you.
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We knew what was coming in the way that [Trump] was campaigning.
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Bette is campaigning to be the first lesbian mayor of Los Angeles.
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During months of campaigning Gantz excoriated Netanyahu over long-standing corruption allegations.
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Ryan has also committed to campaigning and fundraising for his former aide.
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Chasten Buttigieg is not the only candidate's spouse to jump into campaigning.
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O'Rourke's strength is retail campaigning and Iowa is a retail campaign state.
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The competition was fueled by online campaigning from outside forces, Hasbro said.
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Campaigning this week in Scotland, a heckler called him a "terrorist" sympathizer.
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And I remember when we were campaigning here on that closing day.
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Dozens of Democrats spent months campaigning against supporting Ms. Pelosi as speaker.
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Above, Senator Kamala Harris, a presidential contender, campaigning in Iowa on Saturday.
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Attempts have even been made to organize campaigning activity around the phrase.
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But our president is too busy campaigning to waste time on thinking.
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As for his campaigning tactics, Weinstein refused to apologize at the time.
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Republic is an organisation campaigning for a "democratic alternative to the monarchy".
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During campaigning, the party had hinted that it could lead a coalition.
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They've been campaigning to change that, and now they've enlisted Hollywood's help.
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Politicians and their managers don't just go out there campaigning for votes.
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Hawley and McCaskill have essentially been campaigning against each other for months.
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I don't think anyone's going to win a vote campaigning against Facebook.
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In fact, neither of them is even talking about the disaster very much in what's yet another sign that what passes for campaigning for president in America today is hardly campaigning at all... at least among the people.
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Both sides in the European Union debate suspended campaigning on Thursday out of respect for Ms. Cox, though Vote Leave, which supports departure from the 28-nation bloc, said Friday that it would resume campaigning over the weekend.
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" Another observer group noted that they'd received reports that government resources had been secretly reallocated specifically to ZANU-PF, "such as government vehicles being used for campaigning, government officials speaking at campaign events, and candidates campaigning at government events.
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LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - Groups campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union outperformed those campaigning for an "In" vote in terms of donations received in the four weeks to June 9, the Electoral Commission watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Both sides in the European Union debate suspended campaigning on Thursday out of respect for Ms. Cox, though Vote Leave, which supports departure from the 28-nation bloc, said on Friday that it would resume campaigning over the weekend.
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Instead, I'd point you towards Political Animals, which adeptly simplifies the act of campaigning to make it immediately approachable without sacrificing depth and removes this year's emotionally charged political figures from its lineup, letting you focus on actual campaigning.
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One of them is pure evil and campaigning on a platform of hate.
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The Texas senator will be campaigning in Colorado for Senate candidate Darryl Glenn.
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Politically, though, Republicans spent eight years campaigning on a promise to repeal Obamacare.
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Campaigning in Britain's referendum on whether to leave the European Union resumed yesterday.
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He spent last Rosh Hashana campaigning, at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University, no less.
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Chelsea and dad Bill Clinton have been campaigning for Hillary all over Iowa.
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He volunteered alongside Roberts when campaigning for Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 27.4.
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I mean it needs it requires work and good campaigning and good candidates.
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While campaigning for the White House, Donald Trump said he would end DACA.
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Trump on Friday sought to dispel the notion he's focused solely on campaigning.
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Britain said he was "inventing fake threats" as part of his election campaigning.
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If Collins decides to run, she could keep her Senate seat while campaigning.
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The President-elect repeatedly referred to the fact that he was done campaigning.
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But Michelle Obama will not be campaigning for any particular party or candidate.
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He's neglected traditional retail campaigning in favor of holding a few big rallies.
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Grimm is campaigning for his old seat in the state's primary this month.
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Japan is very conservative, so many people aren't really campaigning for marriage yet.
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Cox was stabbed and shot Thursday in an attack that halted Brexit campaigning.
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Lexington later put it to Mr Johnson that he seemed to dislike campaigning.
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John McCain has said would be too busy campaigning to attend, while Sen.
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Dawoud said campaigning would take place online due to the lack of time.
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This week the campaigning side of two other technology giants was on display.
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Buttigieg has been campaigning across New Hampshire since leaving Iowa late Monday night.
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MADRID, April 27 (Reuters) - Campaigning for Spain's national election kicks off on Friday.
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And this in Mr Schulz's home state, where he had spent weeks campaigning.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Finkenauer, both 29, ran on progressive platforms and grassroots campaigning.
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Many had criticized Corbyn for not campaigning aggressively enough for the remain campaign.
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Further campaigning is needed, Ms Brooks says, given the scale of the problem.
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Britain's political parties hit the trail in the first week of election campaigning.
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Campaigning for the presidency he called Colorado's legal cannabis market a "real problem".
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In 2018, she ran for mayor of Higashimatsuyama, campaigning while riding her horse.
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"Showtime is over, everybody," Christie said while campaigning in New Hampshire in January.
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A missed opportunity perhaps for David Cameron who is campaigning to avoid Brexit.
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Chasten was a teacher in South Bend but is currently campaigning full time.
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Cruz is married to Heidi Cruz, who was campaigning with him on Friday.
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Bill Weld, who is currently campaigning in the state, and former Illinois Rep.
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More Democrats running means more Democrats campaigning, which ultimately means more Democrats voting.
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Finally, consider the playing field when it comes to campaigning in America today.
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The group is campaigning to have its case heard by the federal government.
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Some of that work might sound like obvious elements of modern-day campaigning.
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And all political campaigning now has a huge online element, as we know.
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After months of campaigning, most of the children are familiar faces to Americans.
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That caps two years of fraught debates and campaigning about the new rules.
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ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAVE been campaigning against it for the better part of a decade.
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The official campaign to leave the EU said it would also stop campaigning.
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Tim Kaine, Clinton's vice presidential nominee, will be campaigning elsewhere, the aide said.
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Mr Puigdemont is campaigning from Brussels, where he fled after the independence declaration.
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I think we need to get back to good old-fashioned grassroots campaigning.
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One of the things we spoke about was the future of political campaigning.
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Some of the advantages of campaigning in virtual reality might not be obvious.
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The only question remaining: Is this open coordination of online campaigning even legal?
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Even after he took office in January 251, the president never stopped campaigning.
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Trump has rescheduled his California trip and will be campaigning in New York.
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Trump won Ohio in 2016 campaigning on bringing manufacturing jobs back to America.
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I have been very aggressively campaigning on Kansas needs to cut its taxes.
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It's clear; President Trump has learned that governing is more difficult than campaigning.
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He doesn't know what he's doing, and he's out campaigning all day long.
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Security is a hot issue in campaigning for Germany's federal election on Sept.
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It&aposs actually poor campaigning and it&aposs embarrassing to be quite honest.
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First, it's important to understand the significance of political data to contemporary campaigning.
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Leading candidate Rabun Maroof was beaten up while campaigning in Erbil this week.
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Sanders sought to present himself as a victim of negative campaigning by Clinton.
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Obama is campaigning hard for Clinton in the final days of the race.
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Support The pastor's wife, Norine Brunson, has also been campaigning on his behalf.
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His lack of allies will seriously handicap Bolsonaro when campaigning begins on Aug.
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In fact, I spent most of the last year actively campaigning against him.
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Elections this year gave victory to parties campaigning on an anti-immigration platform.
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Our jobs aren't for campaigning, & that's exactly what these bluff-votes are for.
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Walker's office said he'd be open to campaigning with Trump in the future.
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We've been campaigning in support of Chelsea Manning but also other trans prisoners.
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And he had spent weeks hammering Cruz with criticisms while campaigning in Iowa.
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Cox was shot dead on Thursday, leading to the suspension of referendum campaigning.
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I am campaigning right now for a mini farewell tour for you, Gary.
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Campaigning in January 2014, the BJP declared it would declassify all the files.
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Activists campaigning for the legalization of marijuana have followed a very similar strategy.
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"I will never stop campaigning for it for these three reasons," she stated.
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The week before the election, she was campaigning in Arizona, for Pete's sake.
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Clinton spent Sunday campaigning in Kentucky ahead of its Democratic primary on Tuesday.
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Mike Huckabee will all be in Iowa campaigning, according to their press aides.
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When you see him campaigning, do you see a reality TV show judge?
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And the two groups are campaigning to raise public awareness about their designations.
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Castro is campaigning alongside Clinton in Nevada on Saturday, Politico reported late Friday.
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Haley Lent, 22, told the news outlet how she handled campaigning on Tinder.
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Ortiz-Jones is campaigning against a fairly popular, moderate Republican Congressman, William Hurd.
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Reddit has become a significant platform for campaigning over the past few years.
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Trump said he would return to the state next week for more campaigning.
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Of course, many who are campaigning to leave are honorable democrats, she said.
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PG: Did you like campaigning for your mother, or was it an obligation?
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Clinton spent Sunday campaigning in California, where polls indicated a tight race. Mrs.
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"The mob takes the Fifth," Trump said in 2015 while campaigning for president.
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The Republicans have been campaigning aggressively in Pennsylvania and emphasizing their local roots.
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He may soon find himself campaigning on the other side of the issue.
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Mr Corbyn has spent his life campaigning against NATO and American foreign policy.
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He began campaigning for Democrats who are challenging Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Charles M. Blow So now Donald Trump is campaigning for the black vote.
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If either is campaigning in states they are expected to win — say Mrs.
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Clinton, who is recuperating from pneumonia, plans to return to campaigning on Thursday.
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He has recorded robocalls for Marco Rubio in addition to campaigning with Kasich.
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All the primaries and all the campaigning should be done within eight weeks.
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Mr. Trump is campaigning on law and order and support for law enforcement.
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The former Trump lawyer has also reportedly expressed interest in campaigning for Democrats.
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My tradition w/ staffers when campaigning for [Hillary Clinton] is Campaigner Car Karaoke.
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Trump is campaigning in the Golden State ahead of its June 7 primary.
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Since he is always campaigning, Trump is always running against someone or something.
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Yameen, 59, dismissed allegations of abuse of power earlier this month during campaigning.
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The ban forbids all political activity including the holding of gatherings and campaigning.
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Stewart has been campaigning non-stop in Virginia for more than two years.
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They have been campaigning for several years for the availability of safer drugs.
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She appeared more confident in that testimony than she ever does while campaigning.
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Campaigning for the parliamentary election starts on Thursday and lasts for a week.
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In contrast, Mr Trump has scoffed at data-driven campaigning, calling it "overrated".
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The association's officials accused her of campaigning earlier than the rules permitted. Mrs.
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Donald Trump's transition from campaigning to governing is off to a rough start.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams will have Oprah -- yes, that Oprah -- campaigning for her today.
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He spent Wednesday campaigning across Wisconsin, which holds its primary on Tuesday; Mrs.
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Last week, both Commerzbank and Mozilla suspended ad campaigning on the social network.
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Now both candidates have a full cycle of campaigning in the entire district.
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Elizabeth Warren was campaigning in her home state for her own re-election.
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Asked if she went there when she was campaigning for the Senate, Mrs.
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Both Democrats are campaigning heavily in the state, which awards 2628 pledged delegates.
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But Turkish campaigning abroad has raised tensions with several European countries, including Germany.
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Between the lines: Republicans have spent nearly a decade campaigning on fiscal restraint.
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You have been campaigning hard to get Özlem and the other activists released.
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There's a difference between how specific you get when drafting legislation and campaigning.
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He previously served as CEO of Causes, the world's largest online campaigning platform.
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Get out the vote operations: After a slow start, Putin is now campaigning.
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"Trump's campaigning was something I had never experienced or seen before," she said.
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To be clear, I will not be on stage campaigning with the President.
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"When it comes to campaigning, it is overwhelmingly easier for men," she said.
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In all my years of campaigning, I've never come across something so wrong.
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So campaigning consumer and privacy groups could certainly help pick up any slack.
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Trump has become more active in recent weeks in campaigning for congressional Republicans.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)While campaigning for president in Iowa on Saturday, Sen.
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"Can you believe I'm campaigning again?" she said in Charlotte, N.C., on Tuesday.
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Unlike his fellow campaigning convicts, "Sheriff Joe" never spent a day in jail.
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Now, Ms. Nixon is campaigning for the Democratic nomination for New York governor.
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It also threw the coming election into disarray, as campaigning has already begun.
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Coronavirus is starting to drain money from the expensive world of political campaigning.
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Also of note: Campaigning Democrats and Republicans seem loath to mention climate change.
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The tensions forced FARC to suspend its campaigning last month, declaring it unsafe.
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The smile brigade has been parading full force ever since Clinton started campaigning.
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Trump has been able to brush off his notably foolhardy approach to campaigning.
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But they are campaigning on offering voters something different than what's gone before.
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The initial reaction to the text was hostile, but the campaigning begins now.
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Steyer has since left the fund is now actively campaigning against fossil fuels.
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"People are adopting their own style of campaigning for Andrew Gillum," he said.
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They also are campaigning to change the way Americans think about health care.
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On Wednesday, Kinshasa's governor ordered campaigning in the city halted for security reasons.
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But with so much campaigning to be done, who has time to govern?
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And the campaigning started so early that it bumped up against the midterms.
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"He regarded politics and campaigning as just the dirty business," Mr. Nelson said.
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She is also campaigning for women's rights, hoping to win over female voters.
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As a young, energetic female candidate campaigning on a message of change, Mrs.
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Pressure has come instead from campaigning groups like Intact, which started the petition.
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It's a little like a mosquito campaigning on a vow to combat malaria.
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Until then, he'll be campaigning, driving around the state in a used Hyundai.
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Zunker would be casting an absentee ballot, having stopped all in-person campaigning.
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Biden's aides say he will make campaigning in rural areas a top priority.
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Read "Campaigning resumes in Britain's EU referendum following murder of Labor MP Cox"
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Every candidate will handle the ethics of campaigning in the coronavirus crisis differently.
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He tossed out a handful of his own suggestions for campaigning amid coronavirus.
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Cynthia Nixon, who is campaigning for the Democratic nomination for governor against Gov.
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The coronavirus has complicated in-person campaigning in ways that remain low-key.
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Campaigning remains an essential factor in determining which films are awarded and why.
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Here are five takeaways from the Nevada caucuses and highlights from Sunday's campaigning.
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In February, Booker officially embarked on a presidential bid — and campaigning became his.
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Former presidential candidate Julián Castro will also be campaigning for her in Marshalltown.
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Now Warren is campaigning on a promise to break up big tech companies.
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S. TRADE DEAL, CONCERNED IT COULD BE TIED UP TO 2020 ELECTION CAMPAIGNING.
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"Most candidates don't realize the utility of executive actions while campaigning," Rudalevige said.
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Campaigning for those elections begins on Sunday, with 17 candidates challenging Mr. Ghani.
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Still, all of these are poor substitutes for consistent, on-the-ground campaigning.
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She was a great campaigning MP with huge compassion, with a big heart.
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Whether Ms. Trump's late foray into campaigning will work remains to be seen.
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Campaigning was suspended after the murder of British parliamentarian Jo Cox on Thursday.
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He has had a haircut and is in modest, on-script campaigning mode.
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That's forced Republicans who spent years campaigning against Obamacare into an unfamiliar position.
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But other candidates, currently campaigning across the country, may not be as authentic.
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Williams also noted that Trump's unorthodox campaigning style has both benefits and liabilities.
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In fact, it would likely incentivize broader campaigning and would increase turnout nationally.
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With cash streaming into dark-money groups, negative campaigning is a growth industry.
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I can promise you what I'll be doing is campaigning for this one.
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Yet the most intense political campaigning was not taking place on the streets.
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She has signaled she will keep campaigning regardless of her showing in Iowa.
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What are the moments you're going remember from these two years of campaigning?
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Here are the latest updates from the state's last day of primary campaigning.
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But it quickly became apparent that we were all campaigning for the thresholds.
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Saying "enough is enough," Mr. Kurz dissolved his government and started campaigning immediately.
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But a month later, he reversed course and resumed campaigning, blindsiding party leaders.
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And I'm not exactly arguing this campaign is absolutely the future of campaigning.
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Trump and Clinton are both campaigning in the key battleground state this week.
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Months of relentless campaigning and carb restrictions could leave anyone a little raw.
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Friday's vote followed weeks of divisive campaigning from both sides of the issue.
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The officer encouraged her to keep campaigning, but Stubbs just wanted to leave.
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He joined more than six contenders who ceased campaigning this year: U.S. Rep.
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I'm campaigning for candidates because we have to build a berm out there.
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Whether blocking the campaigning will achieve the Dutch politicians' goal is not clear.
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Italy's social and political divisions were laid bare in campaigning for a Dec.
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Thunberg's presence in Canada coincides with campaigning ahead of next month's federal election.
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Of course, the rise of partisan polarization long predates Facebook and digital campaigning.
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He has also realized that campaigning and governance are two distinctly different endeavors.
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They also failed to repeal ObamaCare, despite campaigning on doing so for years.
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Smith added that this a pretty normal thing that happens in British campaigning.
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Indonesia's election laws prohibit political campaigning in places of worship ahead of polls.
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He later went ahead with the visit, a staple of French election campaigning.
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Trump is similarly changing his mind after campaigning as a Second Amendment absolutist.
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At seventy-three, she has spent decades campaigning for environmental and social causes.
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Meanwhile, dissident groups have complained they are blocked from campaigning against the constitution.
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Obama, who was also campaigning on behalf of Rubio's Democratic Senate challenger, Rep.
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"It's always a good thing if we can be home campaigning," Manchin said.
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Even given its overall low effectiveness, persuasion is an important part of campaigning.
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His parliamentary supporters are campaigning to extend his rule until at least 2034.
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For that vote, the junta blocked opponents from campaigning and barred election monitors.
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New Jersey governor Chris Christie is the master of this type of campaigning.
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Trump said repeatedly while campaigning that he had no business dealings with Russia.
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The candidates have both been campaigning heavily in the state in recent days.
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Negative campaigning reduces trust in government and makes citizens feel less politically efficacious.
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There has been much more negative campaigning against Trump than any other candidate.
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Over the next 15 years, Habony helped build Orbán's loyal network of media outlets, forged a partnership with a Republican consultant from the US famous for negative campaigning, and transformed Fidesz into a relentless machine campaigning against immigrants and liberal elites.
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This unrest has been unleashed, in part, by the information technology revolution of the past several decades, Lepore writes: None of the candidates, not even the party favorites, are campaigning on behalf of their party; most are campaigning to crash it.
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Trump also marked his last day of campaigning by serving up some of the vintage, crowd-pleasing riffs that have long been staples of his off-the-cuff campaigning, like his idealistic and humorous vision of a Trump-run country.
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"We need to get campaigning again properly, get the message out," the lawmaker said.
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That is why the timing of information release is so vital in political campaigning.
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The board also disqualified another candidate for giving cash to poor voters while campaigning.
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Famous friend: Mitt Romney Moffatt freely admits that Republicans were late to digital campaigning.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York Kirsten Gillibrand is campaigning by living her best life.
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Season 3 will focus on Kirkman as he navigates the world of political campaigning.
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It was created by Coders for Sanders to provide Bernie's supporters with campaigning tools.
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While campaigning, Mr. Trump promised to pick someone with conservative views, like Justice Scalia.
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He proved adept at campaigning amid a confusing mire of fact, fiction and demagoguery.
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Coons recounted a time when he was out in Ohio campaigning for Democratic Sen.
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Kirsten Gillibrand had been traveling nonstop this cycle, campaigning on behalf of women candidates.
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This criticism fed into a broader environmental movement campaigning against noise pollution in cities.
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Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee, was a surprise primary winner, campaigning to the left.
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Campaigning in Provence Ms Maréchal-Le Pen frequently recalls the country's roots in Christendom.
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He wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur prepares to address the media before heading out for campaigning.
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Another argument for ranked-choice voting is that it generally improves civility of campaigning.
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So I even said — you know, I was up campaigning for her, helping her.
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It feels like something worth fighting for and worth getting together and campaigning for.
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El-Sayed (right) greets members of a historically black church while campaigning in Detroit.
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Naughton tells The Atlantic that her inexperience with campaigning and politics was to blame.
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The Retail Industry Leaders Association, a trade group, is already campaigning against the change.
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I think the way of governing is so different than the way of campaigning.
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In the last general elections in 2013, campaigning was limited to just 15 days.
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While he's spent a lot of time there campaigning, he remains a Texas resident.
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Seven months later, Mr. Trump has broken just about every rule of conventional campaigning.
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Disruptions Every few decades, a piece of technology comes along that alters political campaigning.
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Mr Bolsonaro can soothe evangelical voters by campaigning against supposed gay influence in schools.
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Campaigning was suspended for three days after Cox's killing in northern England last Thursday.
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The act, from 1939, bars government officials from using their positions for campaigning purposes.
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Rumour has it that she was campaigning in the south-west of England today.
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Facebook and its chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, have been campaigning for universal internet access.
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With the passing of time, the distinction between campaigning and governing has been lost.
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U.S. relations with Russia have had a high profile in campaigning for the Nov.
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Most of the groups campaigning for the protection of indigenous peoples are cautiously hopeful.
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The negative campaigning that marked the rest of the day was still present, however.
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Mr Browder, for one, is now campaigning to have Russia suspended from Interpol altogether.
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But he's not campaigning anymore, and he continues to say strange and bizarre things.
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Several Ottawa sources said Canada strongly suspected Saudi Arabia was campaigning against the bid.
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The real question is clear: Why is Nye campaigning so hard against science lately?
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She has a very popular president and first lady out there campaigning for her.
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Thought O'Rourke may have been a moderate in Congress, he isn't campaigning as one.
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But those campaigning for an "Out" vote in the June 23 referendum were dismissive.
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In her campaigning Mrs Merkel invites voters to endorse her temperament, not specific proposals.
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Campaigning is physically demanding, even when you aren't sweating it out with a sign.
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"The polls show we're almost at 3% and we've barely started campaigning," he says.
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Obama cited his own career successes in explaining what successful grassroots campaigning looks like.
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He is scheduled to continue campaigning in the swing state when he visits Charlotte.
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Their approach combines micro-targeting, already in use in political campaigning, with psychological profiling.
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There the issue has surfaced in campaigning for the presidential election later this year.
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Gabriel is likely to be campaigning against pro-TTIP Chancellor Angela Merkel next year.
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Sanders is lobbying his army of young supporters, campaigning along side Clinton this week.
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He cancelled any events outside of Ohio and spent his entire weekend campaigning there.
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And once she began campaigning for president, Clinton's position on trade has become muddy.
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The organizational and strategic challenges of campaigning are very different than those of governing.
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Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz is one of many stars campaigning against the shocking trade.
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Clinton's final stretch of campaigning before the Iowa caucuses and help on caucus night.
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"I'm sure my brother will be campaigning for me by my side," he said.
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You saw Miley Cyrus campaigning for Hillary Clinton and thought that was the peak?
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That kept Trump in the state longer than he expected after campaigning with Gov.
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French President Emmanuel Macron is campaigning to block Weber over lack of government experience.
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After three people were killed, Mr Fayulu was banned from campaigning in the capital.
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The Venice Commission proposed exempting humanitarian aid, advocacy and campaigning activities from criminal sanctions.
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He said public figures should take an active role in campaigning against these acts.
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Bullock wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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Here are my takeaways of the learned and unlearned -- so far: Campaigning was fun.
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Anti-corruption group Marqaati said tens of thousands of dollars changed hands in campaigning.
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It's true that Steyer's picture shows up a lot while campaigning for climate change.
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She is campaigning for a no vote in Turkey's referendum on constitutional reform Sunday.
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Other conservative groups have accused the news media of campaigning for Mr. Pruitt's ouster.
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Pretty much ever since Trump began campaigning, Stephen King has been tweeting about him.
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And I'm not going to be campaigning with him over the next 30 days.
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Thomas de Maiziere told broadcaster ARD he did not support ministers campaigning in Germany.
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"They've prohibited us from campaigning for No here," he says, looking around for cops.
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These candidates won their elections specifically by campaigning on a promise to repeal Gov.
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She had expected to win the state and was criticized for not campaigning there.
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Maybe she's just exhausted from campaigning non-stop for the past year and more.
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Prachachart has been campaigning greater people's participation in the region's governance and peace process.
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But most importantly, this ticket would need to do absolutely no campaigning in Florida.
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Trump has been known for his combative campaigning style throughout the election cycle. Sen.
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Dharmendra is campaigning for one thing: Give Love, Simon an NC16 rating in Singapore.
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In closing, Bill Clinton echoed a refrain his wife has been using while campaigning.
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The group is now campaigning in legislative and presidential elections scheduled for this year.
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Ms Clinton—versed long ago in the rhetoric of political campaigning—has struck back.
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British politicians have agreed to suspend campaigning for the general election until further notice.
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Meanwhile, Lena Dunham has been in Iowa campaigning with fashion as well as words:
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Federal law prevents Cordray from campaigning while he serves as director of the CFPB.
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The president said Michelle Obama made the remark while they were campaigning in Iowa.
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Clinton will be campaigning hard in California, which holds its primary on June 7.
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Trump recently dubbed him "beautiful Ted" before campaigning with him in Texas last month.
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This could prove challenging when campaigning with Trump, who enthusiastically tears into his rivals.
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But now, AMLO is campaigning on two issues: corruption and US antagonism toward Mexico.
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There are some Republicans, however, that Kasich said he will not be campaigning for.
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It's true that both Trump and Sanders are campaigning with an anti-establishment image.
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He's since spent his time campaigning in Utah, where he's built a significant following.
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"Frankly, I'd be here campaigning for Brian Kemp if he was unopposed," Pence said.
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Others have said they will avoid campaigning alone at night due to safety fears.
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But he has thus far refused to suspend his presidential bid or stop campaigning.
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That it's back is long overdue, good for Democrats and good for campaigning. Mrs.
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Republican front-runner Trump repeatedly defended Lewandowski throughout a day of campaigning in Wisconsin.
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Spending on elections is growing rapidly, making political campaigning a lucrative market for Facebook.
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The other child, Jane (Emily Mortimer), now spends her time campaigning for workers' rights.
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Marsha Blackburn in Tennessee's Senate race on Thursday and committed to campaigning for her.
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And the campaigning didn't just encourage discussion and change on a local level either.
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Luther Strange in Alabama, that Bannon dug in and got busy campaigning for Moore.
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Trump was elected after campaigning in a fashion that shocked much of the nation.
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" She added, "We look forward to campaigning there all week before next week's primary.
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No doubt, voter enthusiasm and candidate messages matter, but money sure makes campaigning easier.
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Trump's impromptu campaigning also runs the risk of alienating those outside the Republican base.
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She's using tax dollars to do what seems like blatantly campaigning, and it's misleading.
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Midterm election day is finally here after months of campaigning and weeks of speculation.
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He was shocked by what he heard knocking on doors while campaigning this year.
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Rouhani won a landslide re-election in May after campaigning largely on social reform.
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Bolsonaro has said he will not return to campaigning before the first-round vote.
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"But the president is learning that governing is more challenging than campaigning," he said.
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Even before official campaigning began on Monday, Putin had already made his first move.
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He's also been campaigning for his friend Kane, who's running for mayor in Tennessee.
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The evidence just isn't there, a fact not lost on those campaigning for president.
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Clinton in North Carolina, where she and former President Bill Clinton have been campaigning.
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Even when Christie was still campaigning, he seemed strangely in awe of the Donald.
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The elder Mr. Cruz, a preacher, now travels the country campaigning for his son.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio are both campaigning hard in the state, and Gov.
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"Campaigning on long-term ideological goals is both legitimate and electorally sound," he continued.
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She opened her push for New York, campaigning at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.
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I feel like you've been campaigning to be a superhero for a while though.
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This week, McKinnon parodied Clinton's campaigning in her adopted home state of New York.
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Trump doesn't worry about little things like politeness, personal attacks, or accuracy in campaigning.
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Campaigning was suspended for several days after the Manchester attack but resumed on Friday.
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Bernie Sanders are campaigning in New York ahead of the state's April 19 primary.
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Democratic voters will, I think, be paying close attention and not rewarding negative campaigning.
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President Trump is campaigning in support of Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.
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In the beginning, I really struggled with my school's political societies and campaigning groups.
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Currently, she is campaigning for the Arboretum to install a water-harvesting parking lot.
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Obama chose Clinton as his secretary of state after campaigning against her in 2008.
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There is no trade-off in campaigning between primary states and November swing states.
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Mick's life is comprised of all the hard, unglamorous campaigning that leads to change.
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Because of the attack, British political parties have suspended campaigning for the general election.
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THE peevishness of the campaigning has obscured the importance of what is at stake.
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His eyes seemed to glow when he spoke of his political campaigning and organizing.
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Supporters of the six successful candidates had started campaigning on social media last week.
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"There's an axiom in politics ... if you're explaining, you ain't campaigning," Jolly told Wallace.
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He says he's been campaigning in suburban, rural and ranching communities -- traditional GOP strongholds.
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It's caustic campaigning from both sides, though also a woefully complex issue and industry.
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She campaigned against a logging concession, which also implicitly meant campaigning against martial law.
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But campaigning for the United Nations post touched a nerve in the White House.
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The president has promised to spend a majority of his time campaigning this fall.
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The president, too, was campaigning in Arua, for a rival candidate who eventually lost.
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"There was a lot of foolishness in this election and cartoonish campaigning," he said.
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By successfully campaigning for progressive prosecutors, criminal justice reformers stand to change this dynamic.
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Those protests erupted after Kinshasa's governor ordered a halt to campaigning over security fears.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified a candidate campaigning for president in 2020.
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Michelle cautions Democrats like him from legitimating Fox News by campaigning on the network.
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The genius is that the popular vote is a much different form of campaigning.
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The nonstop divestment campaigning of recent years has built enormous political pressure for change.
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More than 20 Democrats are campaigning for their party's nomination to run against Trump.
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Such campaigning is exceedingly rare for a team president in the staid major leagues.
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His opponent, Sandy Pensler, has been campaigning with the confidence of a front-runner.
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Campaigning in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood on Saturday, Mr. Gillum relished his underdog status.
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"Anyone who thinks we won't keep campaigning like we're underdogs is wrong," said Garcetti.
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Mozambique is currently in its second week of election campaigning ahead of the Oct.
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"For everybody's good, the poor should be first," the president often said while campaigning.
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Podcast appearances have become an essential part of modern campaigning in the United States.
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The businessman and media mogul is campaigning to be president of Tunisia from jail.
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On the surface, the prospect of Mr. Cruz campaigning with the president seems remarkable.
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Right now you have him campaigning against medicare-for-all in a global pandemic.
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Britain's main political parties resume campaigning today ahead of the general election on Thursday.
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The candidates spent the last day of official campaigning racing around the country — Mrs.
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Campaigning for American presidential elections starts years ahead of the votes being actually cast.
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Campaigning, meanwhile, has focused on the politics of identity and a range of fears.
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But HBO makes good TV, and HBO is really good at campaigning for awards.
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She managed to raise $2503,000 in a little over two weeks of active campaigning.
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In the U.K., for example, campaigning lasts for one month prior to the election.
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Democrats aren't ignoring the issue, but they aren't campaigning on it as they should.
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Ms. Harris is now attempting a pivot, taking a less scripted approach to campaigning.
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As the story dominated British news for a week, overshadowing campaigning for the Dec.
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Elizabeth Warren this fall and has been out campaigning for her in the South.
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There are a handful of people from Tacloban campaigning for environmental causes, including Joanna.
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Thanatorn did not list any party policies because formal political campaigning is still banned.
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" Leaving the courthouse, he told reporters: "If they fine us, we'll carry on campaigning.
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Ms. Cockburn has made a point of campaigning vigorously in those deep-red areas.
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Teenagers are campaigning, debating, running fact checks and forming party-based coalitions (hype houses).
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The campaigning is, in the end, a performance, and Iowans see it as such.
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A super PAC is permitted to spend that money campaigning for or against candidates.
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But after more than a year of campaigning, Monday's caucus will offer some clarity.
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However, it is campaigning to maintain closer economic ties with the bloc than Mrs.
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However, as campaigning has developed the party has pared some of its earlier traction.
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"We're not even campaigning, and look at this crowd!" he said at another point.
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An opposition party's key political figures were kept in prison and prevented from campaigning.
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At times, Mr. Bloomberg can appear to be campaigning with greater efficiency in mind.
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"These are real elections with real political actors and real campaigning," Professor Tabaar said.
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But the last nine months of campaigning have shown this assessment to be wrong.
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Opponents spent less than one-tenth of what proponents put into advertising and campaigning.
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It's unfortunate, like I said, because when it comes to campaigning, they don't hesitate.
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Six candidates were murdered during campaigning in 2015 local and regional elections, Duque added.
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The stabbing of Bolsonaro has knocked him out of campaigning ahead of the Oct.
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Parliament breaks up on Friday for campaigning for the two rounds of municipal elections.
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Amy Klobuchar — are still languishing in the low single digits after months of campaigning.
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Mr. Erdogan has accused Germany of using "Nazi practices" to block him from campaigning.
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Presidential spokesman Amos Chanda denied the accusations, saying that the opposition was campaigning freely.
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Hospitals and doctors, on the other hand, have been campaigning vocally against the legislation.
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Just when you thought you'd seen it all ... Romney is campaigning to replace Sen.
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I'm afraid of what my friends would think of my campaigning for Mr. Bush.
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Beyond the rallies, the virus throws into question nearly every mechanism of modern campaigning.
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The back-and-forth of the debates reward masters in the theater of campaigning.
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Days before lawmakers head home for five weeks of summer campaigning before the Nov.
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"I don't understand the rationale for Jill Stein campaigning in swing states," he said.
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Cruz was campaigning in Rubio's Miami backyard, threatening to siphon off Cuban-American votes.
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Republicans have spent a lot of time campaigning on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Candidates have spent months and tens of millions of dollars campaigning in New Hampshire.
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The hastily called referendum has been particularly challenging for those campaigning for marriage equality.
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Gavin Newsom, the state's lieutenant governor, is campaigning to institute a similar rule statewide.
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President Donald Trump, who is campaigning to boost his party's chances in the Nov.
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Here's the bottom line: In a plurality-winner election, campaigning is entirely zero-sum.
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The oversight body, which also regulates campaign spending, has spent the past year examining how digital campaigning was used in the UK's 2016 EU referendum and 2017 general election — as well as researching public opinion to get voters' views on digital campaigning issues.
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While Sanders was campaigning in New York as a movement candidate, Clinton was campaigning as a micro-targeted candidate, appealing individually to each important demographic and burning something into supporters' memories that they would recall when they were alone with their ballots.
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" Read more: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calls the Electoral College a racist 'scam' — an argument that a growing number of Democrats are making going into 2020He wrote last March, "Campaigning for the Popular Vote is much easier & different than campaigning for the Electoral College.
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Campaigning for an Oscar is a lot like campaigning for public office, with a weird twist: In the movie business, you're supposed to pretend you're chill about the whole thing — not here to win, just here for the artistic conversations and interesting people.
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This ignores another side of campaigning: lowering the turnout of people who support your opponents.
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It's not healthy to have this level of attention on presidential campaigning for this long.
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With Mr. Trump campaigning on Monday night just across the state line in Lowell, Mass.
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Thanks to relentless campaigning by yogurt manufacturers, we're all aware that many contain probiotics, a.k.a.
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Trump opposed the deal while campaigning, but his transition team choices have signaled more flexibility.
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But now, the former vice president is in new terrain: campaigning as a front-runner.
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"After years of campaigning on this issue, we welcome the new regulations," the RNIB tweeted.
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And it might follow Rubio through the crucial last days of campaigning in New Hampshire.
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And Trump may also have been irritated by Giuliani's campaigning for the job on television.
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" Hancock said that anti-vaccination activists were "campaigning against science," adding, "the science is settled.
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O'Rourke elaborated on his decision to come to Buttigieg's defense while campaigning Saturday in Iowa.
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This is a man campaigning to be the Bachelor even as he plays the Bachelor.
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In the past year, campaigning for gun safety, I have held over 50 public events.
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They realize how important he is because of what he did in campaigning for them.
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We're doing much better than I had projected in terms of when I was campaigning.
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Many Democratic presidential candidates so far are campaigning on a version of Medicare for All.
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That he's into governing, not simply campaigning," Duberstein said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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Yet the race does, indeed, seem remarkably unsettled and wide open as summer campaigning approaches.
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