Nickerson assigned "treatment" streets to be canvassed and compared them with nearby "control" streets that didn't get canvassed.
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A postelection survey by the organization found that 65 percent of those who were canvassed reported voting Democratic, compared to 45 percent in the same neighborhoods who were not canvassed.
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But when they canvassed their colleagues, it didn't go anywhere.
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"We've canvassed the neighborhood," he said during the 911 call.
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These incidents actually contradict the conclusion canvassed by the OHCHR.
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Online polls have canvassed voters more often than telephone polling.
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Last year the foundation canvassed DDG's staff for partnership ideas.
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Authorities reviewed various images and canvassed the neighborhood for evidence.
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Recently, CNBC canvassed a few markets where luxury prices have dropped.
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But he said investigators have canvassed the area for surveillance video.
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Lawyers for Martins and Hall have canvassed Anna's social media footprint.
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Immediately, she went back to the bar and canvassed the area.
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According to Sheriff Morgan, investigators canvassed the neighborhood and encountered Howard.
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SUMATRA ROAD, in north-west London, is a heavily canvassed street.
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Amini canvassed the country from city to city, prison to prison.
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Our videographer tagged along as they canvassed in a Paris suburb.
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My neighborhood has been canvassed by reporters asking for details about me.
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Nearly seven months after that service expansion, the system isn't completely canvassed.
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Police canvassed the DAR Constitution Hall but could not locate the teens.
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De Blasio—who had canvassed in Iowa for John Edwards in 2004,
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It has canvassed insiders for ideas and will release its findings in March.
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Once part of the campaign, Grisham wrangled media as Trump canvassed the country.
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The final tally, after the votes were canvassed, gave the victory to Nixon.
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Back when few others would, Ms. Nixon canvassed hard for Mr. de Blasio.
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Police then canvassed the area and discovered three other men who'd been attacked.
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Experts on corruptions I canvassed were impressed by the proposals and their depth.
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Ms Beard adds that The votes of the poor mattered and were eagerly canvassed.
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Officers canvassed the area, and found holes on the building and multiple shell casings.
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More than half the banks canvassed by Reuters have upped no-deal Brexit probabilities.
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Police canvassed the area as well as Serna's home and car, The Times reported.
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They estimate that about one in 10 people who were canvassed became less prejudiced.
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And for the first time I canvassed the ship and chatted with other passengers.
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Opportunistic dogs canvassed the field, looking for discarded scraps of potato or chicken bone.
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They canvassed poor neighborhoods to make less-affluent women feel empowered to demand change.
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In 2008, he canvassed in Alaska for a failed ballot initiative on mine discharge.
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McCready canvassed downtown Fayetteville with veterans and military families ahead of Trump's rally Monday.
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First, the BBC canvassed me, I didn't apply to go on and ask for investment.
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In the research, people canvassed the homes of more than 500 voters in South Florida.
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He canvassed the countryside, documenting the government's dubious land deals and mistreatment of small farmers.
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Stunned friends and neighbors canvassed the area where police believe the gunman may have fled.
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Mr. Miller said investigators had also canvassed for video to try to corroborate those accounts.
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I've never canvassed and asked everyday Americans about their thoughts on enacting local LGBTQ protections.
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The group actively canvassed against Kihuen throughout the race, encouraging voters to vote for anyone else.
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The Crowne Plaza hotel staff and management "actively canvassed and searched the immediate area," police said.
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He said he searched all around the house and canvassed the neighborhood but couldn't find him.
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Mr Abadi does not share Mr Maliki's Shia chauvinism and has canvassed Sunni and Kurdish votes.
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Mr. Pugliares scrambled as an adult male bald eagle canvassed what would become its new home.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" canvassed its panel of pollsters on how many seats Democrats will gain.
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I have canvassed a number of retired agents and all associated it with a case classification.
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He showed a Facebook post by his wife, who had canvassed on Tuesday for Mrs. Clinton.
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Even the use of subreddits by amateur websleuths gets canvassed in a way that's fairly impressive.
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In Grundy Center (population 2,700), he canvassed with Dennis Evans, a candidate for the Iowa House.
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At the same time, authorities with a search warrant canvassed an unidentified area of Pleasant Valley.
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On Thursday, Oprah Winfrey canvassed for Abrams and gave a speech urging voters to support her.
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Filemon Vela (D-Texas) canvassed for Biden over the weekend in minority neighborhoods around Las Vegas.
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Investors canvassed by Citi remain unperturbed by the fact the Russia OFZ federal bonds trade is crowded.
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In fact, Stubbs isn't the first black politician to report being approached by police as they canvassed.
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In mid-March, banks informally canvassed by Reuters saw a diminishing chance of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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We know police had canvassed the area looking for video from nearby businesses but came up dry.
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Aid agencies in Colombo canvassed for boats to rescue hundreds of people trapped by rising river waters.
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Investigators have since interviewed numerous family members, friends and co-workers and canvassed the neighborhood, police said.
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Significantly our poll also canvassed Native groups, including those on Alaska's North Slope, for the first time.
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Sensing the surge, Warhol canvassed sophisticated friends in the fields of both art and commerce for ideas.
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The survey canvassed 2,000 people about their views on frugality, including the role it plays in relationships.
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Duffield and around half a dozen Labour activists canvassed a quiet residential area of Whitstable on Wednesday.
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Girls donned "The Future is Female" T-shirts and canvassed neighborhoods with their mothers to support Hillary.
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Instead, he and other experts I canvassed generally expect police forces to ramp up their activity level.
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"The Supervisor Of Elections is unwilling to disclose records revealing how many electors voted, how many ballots have been canvassed, and how many ballots remain to be canvassed," the Republicans said, asking for an emergency hearing and copies the records — including how many votes remain to be counted.
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Janelle Bynum says one of her constituents called police on her as she canvassed a neighborhood she represents.
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Her husband, Stu, canvassed the city looking for Stacy, and the case was featured on America's Most Wanted.
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The officers canvassed the area and "did not find anything" that would lead the police to investigate further.
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Advocates I canvassed didn't expect that to happen, but many wanted schools to be ready just in case.
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Before starting Monse, he and Ms. Kim canvassed industry leaders for advice, leveraging every connection they could manage.
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Berger and nearly a dozen Lib Dem activists canvassed a hushed pocket of East Finchley on Wednesday night.
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"We canvassed every home and searched every abandoned building in Gillam and Fox Lake Cree Nation," she said.
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Some of Sergeant LoPuzzo's 18 detectives canvassed in an effort to find surveillance video tracing the gunman's path.
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And then there were the ballots that were still being canvassed on Friday, amid continuing protests from Gov.
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And I did: I wrote, I called, I marched, I canvassed, I worked to get out the vote.
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Police have canvassed his neighborhood, nearby woods, a cemetery and other areas, finding no clues on his whereabouts.
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The police canvassed neighbors, who said they had not seen who painted over the slur, Ms. Carlson said.
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This reported conversation does little more than rehash speculation about Syed's motives, which were thoroughly canvassed by Serial.
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Last weekend, they canvassed for New York state Senate hopeful Julia Salazar, who wants to decriminalize sex work.
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"[The bottle] was not found the first several times when officers and detectives canvassed the area," the spokesperson said.
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Akhmetshin canvassed Capitol Hill, telling lawmakers that the stories they heard about Magnitsky and Russian money-laundering were wrong.
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The Corporate Survey canvassed 504 big and midsize companies, of which around 240 firms responded on condition of anonymity.
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Volunteers, some of whom are affiliated with the New York City Democratic Socialists of America and canvassed for Rep.
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We canvassed Mike Pence's new neighborhood in NW DC—and wouldn't you know it, most of his neighbors #TrustWomen!
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As he canvassed, he realized that the district had been drawn in a way that consolidated the black vote.
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"I canvassed for you in 2012 and am so inspired by your integrity + tenacity," one of the notes said.
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A majority of DxE activists are Sanders supporters, DxE representative Matt Johnson told Vox; he even canvassed for Sanders.
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A majority of DxE activists are Sanders supporters, DxE representative Matt Johnson told me; he even canvassed for Sanders.
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I tagged along this week with Zeb Beilke-McCallum, 37, a Warren organizer, as he canvassed outside Des Moines.
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The handlers of bloodhounds who have canvassed the 53-acre zoo believe Sunny might still be on the grounds.
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But in the transgender canvassing study, the person getting canvassed often did as much or even more of the talking.
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Clinton in Iowa seemed to be lukewarmly received; the mayor wound up knocking on doors as he canvassed for her.
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This half-canvassed windowpane suit from Indochino is made with Merino wool to help keep you warm even during winter.Pros:
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But according to Gilchrist and other activists I canvassed, these groups are increasingly focused on espionage activities at liberal rallies.
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The morning of the rally, I joined Aline Bertrand, an F.N. regional councillor, as she canvassed the city's Saturday market.
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Marian was 22004 when the 21979th Amendment enfranchised women, and she canvassed with her mother for a female mayoral candidate.
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Patrol officers canvassed the area around the video set and found 11 bullet casings and cartridges from two handguns: a .
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Ms. Tibbetts's family even canvassed the Iowa State Fair with fliers, T-shirts and buttons, hoping to generate new leads.
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LONDON, April 19 (IFR) - Russia's government has canvassed opinion from international banks about their working on its forthcoming bond deal.
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"I was hurt by it," said Nan Whaley, the mayor of Dayton, Ohio, who canvassed for Buttigieg in New Hampshire.
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A recent NPR story canvassed families whose dying relatives expressed a concern that they'd never get to read the Mueller report.
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Detectives later canvassed the neighborhood around Fullerton Avenue and talked to a man in an apartment above the scattered bullet casings.
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Advocacy groups also canvassed neighborhoods, handing out fliers telling people what to do if ICE agents showed up at their door.
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I canvassed my own contacts, of course, but I was the only person in the entire firm who had any contacts!
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The survey specifically canvassed delivery drivers who had worked at one of the primary delivery apps — UberEats, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Postmates.
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"I canvassed for you in 2012 and am so inspired by your integrity + tenacity," one of the notes said, CNN reported.
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Mr. Trump also canvassed some aides and associates about whether an investigator, even one outside the government, could substantiate his charge.
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Most of the people in the building I canvassed weren't home, and most of those that were did not speak English.
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At the end of January, banks informally canvassed by Reuters for their forecasts saw the no-deal probability as low but rising.
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Josh canvassed ideas from favorite artist collaborators, including many of his first Pseudo staff, as if reaching for that earlier creative innocence.
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WIRED canvassed the team that covered the event to hash out everything that happened in San Diego over the last few days.
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They waged social media campaigns to inform migrants of their rights if ICE approached them, canvassed immigrant neighborhoods, and handed out flyers.
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He suggested, tongue-in-cheek, that the tourists were coming to Kidlington because potential future prime minister Theresa May recently canvassed there.
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At a campaign stop in Louisville last week, he said his supporters had canvassed nearly 1 million voters ahead of Tuesday's election.
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Republican senators canvassed by the Hill broadly noted that they didn't approve of Trump's comments, in spite of their disagreement with Feinstein.
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We figured that many residents would be outdoors enjoying the sunshine, but about half of the houses we canvassed answered their doors.
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I took this photograph of one of the candidates, Nimco Ali, as she canvassed the day after receiving death and rape threats.
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Miley Cyrus canvassed with millennials at a Virginia university last week; the rapper Pusha T appeared in a campaign video with Mrs.
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"We canvassed the critical and broader literary reception of the book, and we made our decision on that basis," Mr. Williams said.
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Comey was a lifelong Republican but now identifies as an independent and canvassed for a Democratic congressional candidate in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Privately, VCs in the region whom we have canvassed have said that founders have little choice but to take the Vision Fund's money.
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USA Today claims that Crites later wrote on Facebook that he had canvassed for Clinton, donated to her campaign and voted for her.
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But before she could declare herself the presumptive Democratic nominee, The Associated Press news agency did so Monday night, after it canvassed superdelegates.
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But Newsom hasn't used his bully pulpit to demand lawmakers correct this, leaving small growers canvassed by VICE feeling alternately betrayed and dejected.
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The handful of rabbis I canvassed were in uniform agreement that there's no place for psychedelic substances in the bar or bat mitzvah.
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At the end of January, banks informally canvassed by Reuters for their forecasts saw the "no-deal exit" probability as low but rising.
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The police canvassed homes in the area after arresting Mr. Cole and saw signs of forced entry at Khyler's house, the sheriff said.
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And while the effects may be small, only moving opinion a handful of percentage points among those canvassed may be worth it, too.
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Detectives canvassed the neighborhood and saw at least three vehicles with damage believed to have been caused by the suspect, the report said.
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As Ben Wofford reported for Politico, the national civil rights organization canvassed for people to get out to vote for the district attorney.
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And the concerns raised in the CAGE report are not solely relevant in the British context, according to experts and advocates we canvassed.
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Earlier this year, I picked up Ruthanna Emrys' debut novel, Winter Tide, a tale based on the exhaustively canvassed cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft.
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In any case, Stan's peeps canvassed the Hollywood Hills neighborhood where he lives and his business partner Keya Morgan posted "Lost Dog" flyers everywhere.
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More than 2,20173 online tax filers were canvassed in December for the survey, which explored attitudes and behaviors related to the tax-preparation process.
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About a dozen police officers canvassed neighbors for information on the case Saturday while a forensics photographer took pictures of the snow-covered estate.
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Its French branch was suspected of having canvassed wealthy clients in France to convince them to open bank accounts in Switzerland, which it denies.
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"I have to tell you, as we've canvassed out West this, [and] Donald Trump in Florida, we're seeing tremendous crowds, tremendous enthusiasm," he said.
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A spokesperson for We Are Missouri, the campaign to repeal right-to-work, said that more than 22018,214 volunteers canvassed the state for signatures.
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Fishman identified the suite he wanted at Yale and canvassed his friends to see who wanted to share it or live in adjacent rooms.
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While some had suggested early on that the company's lofty valuation might need to be trimmed, things had gone quiet as advisers canvassed investors.
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Veteran agents and law enforcement experts I canvassed this week were mostly dismayed and flummoxed by all this talk and the memo's potential release.
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Pierce Wilcox, an Australian on vacation with his partner, said he canvassed in Easton, Pa., Staten Island and phonebanked for Beto O'Rourke in Texas.
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Deputy Michael, who canvassed the area for Ms. Simek, found her nearly 20 minutes later sitting on concrete steps of a residence, prosecutors said.
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Business Insider canvassed private equity recruiters, consultants, and finance execs about what they think is in store for the industry in the coming decade.
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Hours after Juan died, detectives canvassed an apartment building on Minerva Place for witnesses, starting at the sixth floor and working their way down.
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In Fairfield, Iowa, a family recently named their newborn goat Herb, after the Warren field organizer who has prolifically canvassed that town for months.
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The bond's terms say that if they represent less than 30% of Eir's liabilities then bondholders' votes "shall not be canvassed" in an enforcement.
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The survey, conducted for Reuters by Nikkei Research, canvassed 505 big and midsize companies, of which 240-260 companies responded on condition of anonymity.
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It also relied on the design skills of undergraduates like artist Logan Larsen, who designed the zines, buttons, and posters that canvassed the campus.
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Among the women I canvassed for opinion, the attitude toward guys taking their shirt off was sympathetic, if normally delivered with half an eye-roll.
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"We're younger, we're campaigning differently, we are what France looks like," Mahjoubi told Reuters as he canvassed support ahead of the June 11 first round.
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Detectives have interviewed the grandmother and canvassed the area of the shooting, but have no further clues about the identity of the shooter, McClanahan said.
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She has canvassed 20 locations, and has taken notes and photographs documenting every reasoning of hers and every turn on a road, trail or canyon.
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For this shoot, Wilson canvassed her Facebook friends for ideas of potential masturbatory tools before hitting her local supermarket to see what she could find.
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Every summer, hundreds of students belonging to Campus Crusade for Christ canvassed the globe to spread the Good News about Jesus Christ to heathen souls.
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Security experts canvassed by VICE tend to agree France's terrorism woes stem in no small part from the intense marginalization of its massive Muslim population.
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Trump supporters canvassed by the New York Times last month were talking about a rigged election, a revolution,"bloodshed" if Clinton comes for their guns.
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Soon after the murder, the police canvassed neighborhoods showing a picture of a body, which was eventually identified by a family member, Ms. Coggins said.
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"We were trying to find the younger people, the first-time voters," said Lynn Stabile, 43, who had canvassed for Mr. Morris in Sunset Park.
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Mr. Corken, who has canvassed Dubuque almost daily since the spring, said most Biden volunteers preferred to make phone calls, not trudge the city's hills.
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When agents canvassed the neighborhood where the Lanzas lived, multiple people told the FBI that they didn't know the two and didn't see them often.
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And some saw his decision to campaign with both Ms. Berger and Labour candidates as hypocritical, and heckled him as he canvassed with Ms. Shaheen.
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Spencer said the cops have canvassed the neighborhood for info on exactly what folks saw on Friday night, and that the investigation is still ongoing.
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As Ben Wofford reported for Politico in May, the national civil rights organization canvassed for people to get out to vote for the district attorney.
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Blind Barber canvassed its barbers in Los Angeles, Manhattan, and Brooklyn and confirmed that they haven't received any customers who deliberately want a fashy by name.
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Or worse: A target Democrat who is greeted at the door by both just days apart, wasting valuable time on someone who has already been canvassed.
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He has knocked on about 140 doors — but nearly every Latino voter he has canvassed, he said, has asked the same question: "Who is Bernie Sanders?"
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We canvassed a bunch of dudes from all over Europe and asked them what they think about to keep the hot panic of ejaculating at bay.
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Again, experts canvassed by VICE broadly agree it will be almost impossible for any group to pull off a massive attack at a major-game site.
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They have also canvassed neighborhoods in swing congressional districts, urging voters to get behind "Medicare for all," Mr. Sanders's plan for a nationalized health insurance system.
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But as Mr. Msimanga canvassed for votes before the country's municipal elections on Wednesday, he struggled to turn that unhappiness into emphatic support for his party.
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Ten days later, three other public schools were put on lockdown while officers canvassed the area for gunmen who shot up a house in Miami Gardens.
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The leaders we canvassed did not offer a clear vision for how Americans would build a new system in the wake of a government-collapsing conflict.
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Mr. Gianaris, who urged Amazon to come to New York in a 2017 letter, canvassed with opponents of the deal in Long Island City on Saturday.
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The poll, conducted for Reuters by Nikkei Research between Aug 1 and Aug 43, canvassed 483 businesses with capital of at least 1 billion yen ($9 million).
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Many of the volunteers BuzzFeed News spoke with as they canvassed were associated with Raíz; others were part of local immigration organizations and Latinx workers' rights associations.
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Dozens of people gathered as plainclothes security officers, riot police officers and intelligence officers cordoned off and canvassed the area, which was strewn with shards of glass.
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I don't know if I was alone in completely misjudging Giggs' behaviour away from football; I can't imagine that's the case, but then I never canvassed opinion.
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With less than two weeks until a rare Thursday primary in September, the undercard candidates, for attorney general, lieutenant governor and State Senate, all canvassed the crowds.
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At a party lunch in early March, Mr. McConnell canvassed his conference and found virtually no support for the president's position, according to a person in attendance.
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After the shooting in Parkland, BlackRock canvassed its clients across the country and eventually said it would help invest in funds without links to the firearms industry.
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Voters who tuned in late and had no problem with Biden came out to vote for him without being canvassed or pulled out by the campaign itself.
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When F.B.I. agents canvassed dozens of hotels around Los Angeles, they found no evidence that the Saudis stayed at any of them during those first two weeks.
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In three of the experiments, he also made sure that wealthy, middle-class, and low-income streets were all canvassed, so he could compare effectiveness among them.
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The Browns then went old school and canvassed several neighborhoods and BAM ... they saw the posters, called the number and just like that, Charlotte was reunited with Stan.
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The third Purge, however, is staking an obvious claim to the kind of deep social commentary that other dystopian narratives like The Hunger Games have more thoroughly canvassed.
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Perhaps the most widely canvassed idea is that justices should serve a single 18-year term rather than for life, with two new justices chosen each presidential term.
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The survey, conducted July 1-12 for Reuters by Nikkei Research, canvassed 504 big and midsize companies, of which around 230-260 firms responded on condition of anonymity.
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Sheriff's deputies had canvassed her neighborhood in Lytle Creek on Tuesday, ordering everyone to leave, and she left almost everything behind, including five more dogs and five cats.
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But neither she nor any of the other experts VICE canvassed felt comfortable weighing in on mass shootings that stem from personal beefs, gang warfare, or other causes.
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Recently, CNBC canvassed experts — as well as one meal kit company — and asked about what the sector needs to do in order to survive in the long term.
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The ensuing conversation canvassed a lot of ground, covering everything from Game of Thrones' characterization and pacing issues to cultural expectations about the way we sexualize young women.
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Every platform, canvassed by an algorithm that prioritizes some content over other content based on predicted engagement, develops a Generic Style that is optimized for the platform's specific structure.
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Recently, we realised we hadn't yet canvassed the opinion of an Official Young Person, which felt like an oversight considering young people's opinions are the only opinions that matter.
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Those repudiating Cox included members of the anti-EU European Research Group, chaired by Jacob Rees-Mogg, a millionaire hedge-funder who once canvassed for votes with his nanny.
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This explains why Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has recently canvassed in parts of Brooklyn and the Bronx, hoping to corner the market on some small, Democratic-leaning districts.
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His attacks were meticulously planned, and his assaults canvassed the state, ranging from as far north as Sacramento and San Francisco to as far south as Anaheim and Irvine.
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There was no surveillance footage of the stabbings and an army of detectives canvassed the neighborhood for days, going door to door and ultimately interviewing dozens of potential suspects.
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Investigators from multiple agencies canvassed hundreds of acres in areas ranging from Freehold, which is about 50 miles south of Manhattan, to Staten Island, where Mr. Ozbilgen once lived.
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The top lawyer at Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the last administration was there, and told me it was the first time he'd ever canvassed Iowa for a candidate.
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Police superintendent lamented resources could have been deployed elsewhere A team of detectives investigating the possible hate crime canvassed the area and interviewed more than 100 people, police said.
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The findings are based on results of Transamerica Center's 18th annual retirement survey, which canvassed more than 1,800 employers of all sizes and nearly 6,400 workers in late 2017.
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A few years later, in 1915, the organization canvassed the Bronzeville neighborhood on behalf of Oscar DePriest, and helped him become the first African American alderman in Chicago in 1915.
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Ted Malloch, who has been canvassed as a possible ambassador to the EU, has compared it to the Soviet Union and suggested he might like to help bring it down.
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On Capitol Hill, Manafort and other Trump aides met with conservatives in the House of Representatives who are members of the Freedom Caucus group and canvassed them for policy ideas.
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An especially concerning proposal, canvassed in a consultation document before the European Commission, is to tax companies based on their turnover instead of their profit, as is currently the case.
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An excellent piece by Jeremy Peters in The New York Times canvassed Trump supporters and found attacks on the President for his statements only make his supporters dig in deeper.
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"The researchers canvassed opinions from clinical care staff and the university ethical review committee to ensure the sensor platform was acceptable and well-aligned with patient protection considerations," he said.
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During the 2008 and 2016 primaries, members of the Reckoning Crew canvassed door to door on foot, by pickup truck and golf cart, touting Clinton's message to rural black voters.
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From gourmet sweets to sportswear and even vinyl records, CNBC recently canvassed major U.S. airports to find out their best-selling items—and the results were both surprising and wide ranging.
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The survey also found that 83 percent of the investors canvassed expect Britain's exit from the European Union to damage Europe's economy and 77 percent believe it will damage British startups.
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Meanwhile, across the state, from Miles City to Kalispell, from Billings to Butte, supporters registered voters and canvassed for Tester and Gianforte's opponent, Kathleen Williams, in an organized day of action.
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She canvassed her male colleagues at work and they were full of suggestions: an expensive watch, the latest drone, or a Ferrari for the day (even the guys recognized some limits).
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"Deputies canvassed the area for hours, searching for the child," the post said, adding that the Bavarian mountain hound and her handler, Deputy Ron Olivier, were next called to the scene.
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After Trump announced the mass immigration sweep on Twitter in June, immigration advocates and civil liberties groups canvassed immigrant neighborhoods and waged social media campaigns to inform migrants of their rights.
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The family canvassed the Salt Lake City ComicCon for any potential threats from the Dark Side, and it seems that the trio was able to keep the galaxy safe for now.
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For the Democrats who raised money, canvassed, and voted for Northam and Jones, it was surely disheartening that the men turned so mealy-mouthed even before taking the oath of office.
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With help from law firms that specialize in offshore tax shelters, the company canvassed multiple jurisdictions before settling on the small island of Jersey, which typically does not tax corporate income.
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The story of Amanda Knox has been thoroughly canvassed in the media as a dark mystery — a sordid tale of murder, sex, and a wild stay in scenic Italy gone wrong.
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With help from law firms that specialize in offshore tax shelters, the company canvassed multiple jurisdictions before settling on the small island of Jersey, which typically does not tax corporate income.
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Finally, for those times when your kid's whining devolves into a meltdown, NYT Parenting contributor Paul Underwood canvassed the experts for the tantrum-taming tips most worth adding to your arsenal.
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That morning, he canvassed in the barrios of Phoenix, at the foot of the dry slopes of South Mountain, making sure that the people he had registered showed up to vote.
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But golfers canvassed by Reuters at events in the past week said they were unperturbed by the situation, joining other sports personalities who have said they are still keen to go.
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Supreme, who carried a 3-foot-tall toothbrush with him as he canvassed the state, managed to pull in 260 votes from New Hampshire residents on Tuesday, according to official primary results.
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"Our focus is to locate these Marines and know with absolute certainty we've thoroughly canvassed every location we might find them," said Lt. Scott Carr, Coast Guard 14th District public affairs officer.
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Rick Scott is suing the Broward Supervisor of elections This case in state court asks for an injunction to stop Snipes from counting any ballots not canvassed by last Saturday's noon deadline.
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Teams have to approve the increase and principals told reporters at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday that U.S-based Liberty had canvassed them on increasing the calendar from this season's 21.
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A few blocks from the 116th Street station, where Mr. Velazquez lives at 201 West 117th Street, residents said the police had canvassed the building after the stabbing and asked about him.
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Because I have canvassed the girls and they are willing to do it, but we have no say in it, so if you want a Hocus Pocus 2, ask the Walt Disney company.
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A spokesman for Russia's equivalent to the FBI, Vladimir Markin, canvassed public opinion on an appropriate punishment, and Dmitry Kiselyov, presenter of the main weekly TV news show "Vesti Nedeli," denounced the episode.
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"I was then with United Distillers and did not want us to be seen as a dominant force, so I canvassed the industry and, with a few exceptions, received great support, " he says.
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Dr. Mark V. C. Taylor of the Church of the Open Door, which sits on the Farragut property, and canvassed the projects to talk to parents and inform them of the city's proposal.
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As Yahoo and its bankers canvassed for preliminary bids, the company received criticism, including from some prospective bidders and from the activist hedge fund Starboard Value, over the state of the sales process.
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A day earlier, after meeting outside a laundromat near Miami's Little Havana, in a neighborhood that includes a high concentration of both Cuban and non-Cuban Hispanics, three organizers canvassed the surrounding blocks.
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The case speaks to a unique flavor of police incompetence, so much so that law enforcement officials we canvassed said they couldn't make sense of how the investigation got so thoroughly fucked up.
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Nearly 85 percent of Filipinos canvassed for a survey by Social Weather Stations, a respected local polling firm, said they opposed the Philippine government's inaction on China's movements in the South China Sea.
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In a bid to tackle the shortage in masks Italy has canvassed national and fashion companies and they will soon be able to produce half of the masks the country needs, Arcuri said.
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In a bid to tackle the shortage in masks Italy has canvassed national and fashion companies and they will soon be able to produce half of the masks the country needs, Arcuri said.
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As of Tuesday evening, a Chicago police spokesperson told CNN that investigators canvassed the neighborhood where the reported attack occurred and have found no still images or video from security cameras of the incident.
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BIG BANKS DOMINANT None of the half a dozen funds canvassed by Reuters appeared concerned yet about market concentration, saying they were open to trading with start ups but the credit issue needed solving.
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Some 56% of Japanese firms are shelving or postponing some investment projects slated for this business year, according to the corporate survey, which canvassed 504 big and midsize firms between Aug. 29-Sept. 9.
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In January 2015, officers responding to reports of a fight went inside the warehouse, attempted to locate "a stolen cellphone," and "canvassed the area and the building for the suspect," according to a police report.
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Nixon's distrust is shared by supporters such as Zakiyah Ansari, who stood by Nixon as she canvassed outside her childhood elementary school on Manhattan's Upper West Side on Friday morning, hyping her up to passersby.
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While it is difficult to find ovarian cancer patients in stage I or II (it tends to be found in stage III or beyond), the team said it canvassed various institutions to obtain the samples.
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This fall, Victor, a 45-year-old Mexican immigrant, canvassed for a presidential election for the first time, knocking on hundreds of his neighbors' doors in Brownsville, Texas, just north of the border with Mexico.
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For Diane Moxley, 49, who canvassed for Barack Obama in 2008, it was when the Occupy Wall Street movement introduced her to others who shared her unease with the party's acceptance of corporate donor money.
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"There are two females in this race, but only one is pro-woman," said Jenny Geer, who leads a progressive group called Blue Blast in Larchmont and Mamaroneck and who has canvassed for Ms. Mayer.
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The difference between huddling in the nap corner and hurling Lincoln Logs at an intruder is roughly the difference between handing out condoms and telling kids they don't work, according to safety experts canvassed by VICE.
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The officer who responded to the call along with other members of law enforcement who were working at the club that night canvassed the area but were unable to find the alleged victim, the report says.
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Tuesday, detectives canvassed and reviewed hundreds of hours of video and have now expanded the search area along the Chicago riverfront hoping to find video to be able to release a public description of the offenders.
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Recently, CNBC canvassed a few travel experts to get a sense of where 2017's vacation hot spots might be, with a surprising number appearing to think America is where it's at in the new year.
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Ocasio-Cortez and her Justice Democrats had canvassed a district that looked very different than the one Crowley had first won in 6900, and the young Democrat painted her older rival as deeply out of touch.
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The chilly Portland, Maine wind buffeted myface as I, along with several of my peers, canvassed hundreds of houses in order to pass a referendum that would rollback the influence of the landmark Citizens United v.
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Amazon's departure comes after months of organizing and advocating against the deal by activists who canvassed door to door in Queens, arguing that the arrival of the online retail giant would bring rent hikes and displacement.
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Experts canvassed by VICE found it difficult to estimate just how ubiquitous these documents were in the American evangelical world, which according to Pew includes roughly a quarter of the population and nearly a fifth of millennials.
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The volunteer returns to tell Hannibal that the current rumor was that the police had heard about a man walking around, shirtless, with a gun, and were searching each car for weapons while they canvassed the area.
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Bradley circled the island and all its cays in a rescue boat and also canvassed the airport, the homeless shelters, the beaches, and the hospitals, and interviewed captains who came in and out of the island's marinas.
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The actor Adam Brody, who once starred on "The O.C." canvassed in the actual Orange County before California's recent open primaries, going door-to-door in one of the of the key districts identified by Swing Left.
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A voter outreach project last fall by the Service Employees International Union, which canvassed thousands of pro-union white working class voters in Michigan and Wisconsin, showed that voters like Mr. Sims are very much in play.
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I canvassed for Senate candidates, phone-banked for grass-roots action groups, served as a board member for the Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona, reviewed grant applications for nonprofits and organized events for the nearby children's hospital.
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Heller, of 2008, in which Justices Scalia and Stevens canvassed what each thought to be the relevant historical sources only to come to completely different conclusions as to whether the amendment protects an individual right to own guns.
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White Sox 22010, Yankees 217 The dark gray clouds that canvassed the sky at Yankee Stadium on Friday night, residual effects from an afternoon storm, provided a fitting setting for Luis Severino's start against the Chicago White Sox.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Daring to Back Clinton" (Metropolitan section, April 17), about the isolation felt by Columbia students who support Hillary Clinton: At the age of 12, I canvassed for Senator Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Dowless "said he hired individuals that worked for him, who went out and canvassed door-to-door trying to encourage people to be involved and were they willing to fill out an absentee ballot request form," Harris said.
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In an annual survey by international law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, just 15 percent of respondents saw current market conditions as positive, the lowest level since the poll began in 2009, with shipping the gloomiest transport sector canvassed.
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Detectives had canvassed and reviewed hundreds of hours of video as of late Tuesday and expanded the search area along the Chicago riverfront hoping to find video to be able to release a public description of the offenders.
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In February, they canvassed at Los Angeles's Frieze Art Fair, and Vahan also recently partnered with the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (ICA LA), whose new programming space, the Field Workshop, is currently hosting the census' office.
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Speaking with voters on Monday as he canvassed with Chuka Umunna, an incumbent Liberal Democrat, he offered the same message: That the only way to avoid a disastrous withdrawal from the bloc is to edge out Conservative candidates.
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More than 30 investment professionals canvassed by Reuters list various reasons for concern: the flood of new money pushing down lending standards, an increase in leverage and, sometimes, a mismatch between the duration of investments and lock-up periods.
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A more recent report in Reuters on Tuesday afternoon shows that while police have solicited public help in identifying the woman, had canvassed the area, and are reviewing other surveillance footage, they have had no success shedding light on the incident.
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A 5% rise in the FTSE 250 is likely once the path and timing of Brexit is clarified, analysts canvassed by Reuters broadly expect, especially given earnings expectations for domestic firms have recovered from a near-decade lows earlier this year.
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Among some investors canvassed by TechCrunch, the sense is that with the downturn of the ICO funding boom that fueled much of Ethereum's rise, there may be less incentive to hold as the broader market's interest in the cryptocurrency wanes.
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In April, the Democratic Socialists of America hosted its first Weekend of Action, during which dozens of chapters in more than 20 states canvassed and organized town halls or rallies; an even bigger weekend event is planned for August 11-12.
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With those price ranges being far below the comfort levels of oil-producing economies starved for cash, CNBC recently canvassed experts to see which countries — formerly flush with oil money — could desperately use a reversal of fortunes in oil markets.
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And the following day, Capuano canvassed doors and attended an ice cream social in his native Somerville with roughly a dozen high school students and young campaign interns — most of whom have had Capuano as their congressman their entire lives.
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So in honour of this occasion we have canvassed ten extremely hot takes from a group of professional music critics to help you process what will surely be one of the most important moments in British music culture next year. Ready?
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But when I canvassed students currently finishing up the electrical installation track at his alma mater, they were less focused on the college-versus-job question than whether they wanted to work below ground or in a more traditional office setting.
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Figuring that teenagers and young adults might want some cool clothes for Christmas, one bar manager told VICE Impact that she canvassed all of the bartenders she knew, and filled up a U-Haul with leather jackets and ripped jeans.
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The S.E.I.U. conducted a pilot project during the 2016 campaign in which it canvassed groups of voters largely in two heavily African-American wards of Detroit using a small-scale version of the campaign it plans for the year ahead.
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But Meggs's comments reflect the intricate and meticulous approach he and investigators have taken in unraveling the web behind Markel's homicide, even as criminal defense experts canvassed by VICE say the veteran state prosecutor has the goods to criminally charge Adelson.
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Multiple labor experts I canvassed mentioned Kavanaugh's decision in what's referred to as the Agriprocessors case, where he basically argued undocumented people aren't really workers in a dispute that saw a boss use his employees' legal status to try to kill their union.
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The landscape outside her window changed dramatically as she drove from Michigan, where she canvassed for Gretchen Driskell, to Tennessee, where she attended a rally for the Senate candidate Phil Bredesen, to Arizona, where she got out the vote for Kyrsten Sinema.
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"Just doing one thing, even if it's donating, feels like at least I did some of my part," said Ms. Malone, who also canvassed for Stacey Abrams's campaign for governor in Georgia and regularly volunteers as a patient escort at Planned Parenthood.
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Freiwald, a Tufts University student who stepped away from her courses to focus on electoral work, said anxiety around climate change and their futures has been a driving point for students she's canvassed at UNH who say they're committed to voting for Sanders.
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Later, Kyrgios, who is popular among his peers, canvassed the players' lounge, laughing with multiple players before collecting his friend, Sascha Zverev, and challenging an acquaintance to find someone else for a two-on-two basketball game — hoops being Kyrgios's favorite pastime.
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"I want to get it done — get it sorted — so we can go back to discussing bread-and-butter issues that people really care about," said Ms. Fleet, who works as a union official and canvassed for Hillary Clinton in Ohio in 2016.
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Templeton fund manager Michael Hasenstab did not respond to requests for comment but most funds canvassed for this article said they were holding on despite some disappointment on reforms and wobbles caused by a surge in fighting in the separatist east in July.
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Later, Kyrgios, who is popular among his peers, canvassed the players' lounge, laughing with multiple players before collecting his friend, Sascha Zverev, and challenging an acquaintance to find someone else for a two-on-two basketball game — hoops being Kyrgios's favorite pastime.
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Ron Darling, a former major league pitcher who is now a television analyst, said he canvassed half a dozen umpires on the checked-swing rule so he would know what to say when it comes up during games, as it always does.
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As I canvassed delegates, businesspeople, activists, and politicians about the first woman nominated by a major US political party for president I was struck by the majesty of the moment on one hand, and the limits of even her core supporters' expectations on the other.
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But legal experts and political insiders canvassed by VICE suggested that even if he wasn't out of the water yet, the transactional nature of Big Law—full of compromised players working on behalf of dubious interests—means Acosta could actually be primed to cash in.
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Police canvassed the area but the suspect -- who had a lengthy arrest record, including assaulting a police officer with brass knuckles -- was able to "duck out of sight and hide" when they passed the Bronx street where his girlfriend had been with him, Boyce said.
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"The CBN cannot sit idly by and allow such faceless and criminally minded people to destroy the currency under the guise of a free float as is being canvassed by some so-called experts," he said in a speech posted on the bank's website.
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She got a flier in the mail calling her father, a publisher of women's magazines, "a tool of the Commies," as she wrote in her autobiography, and when she canvassed a neighborhood for her husband a woman kept spitting in her flowerpot while Mrs.
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Teams have been using game broadcast feeds to cheat ever since the first time a video technician or a player had an epiphany when looking at the camera feed of the game, canvassed the signal tendencies of the opposing catcher, and transferred this information to the dugout.
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As I canvassed voters heading to the polls in Montana, I was struck by the frequency with which folks cited aversion to Pelosi as the reason why they'd backed the Republican, Greg Gianforte, even if they might've had reservations about him and/or the campaign he'd ran.
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Mr. Emanuel canvassed other investors, including some who already had put money into Endeavor, to help fill the void that would be left when the firm returned the Saudi money, according to the two people familiar with the talks, including one who is an Endeavor investor.
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"We have no indication that any family member or anybody in the cul-de-sac was discharging a firearm and we've walked the streets and canvassed up and down to see if we can find any shell casings in the neighborhood and are not finding anything," Sgt.
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"I think that there are a lot of younger people who not only are really open to her, but truly like her and truly like what she's saying," said Uchechi Kalu, 26, who has canvassed for Ms. Warren's campaign and attended her event in Rock Hill.
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Meanwhile Jacob Rees-Mogg's potential candidacy at least proves that persistence pays off - he was only seated as a member of parliament on his third attempt - and during his first campaign as a 28-year-old in a staunchly Labour seat, he canvassed alongside his former nanny.
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As more than 30,000 educators from the nation's second-largest school district canvassed the county's rain-soaked streets Wednesday for their third day of picketing, the video from the parking lot of South Gate Middle School started bubbling up in parent and teacher groups on Facebook and on Twitter.
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Dozens of vapers canvassed by VICE suggested a significant portion of those pushing back against potential or extant bans on vape products—a product of a public-health scare over vape-related illnesses and deaths—aren't just protecting what they see as a safer alternative to cigarettes, i.e.
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Detailed updates on the state of the race had been hard to come by ahead of Sunday's noon reporting deadline, leading Scott to successfully sue top election officials in Broward and Palm Beach Counties for information on the total votes cast and how many of them had been canvassed.
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The survey, conducted in July, canvassed 0003,2000 people ages 220 to 280 who either participate in an employee stock purchase plan (which lets you buy company shares at a discounted rate) or are awarded stock options (the right to purchase later at a set price) as part of their compensation.
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Graphic: Short positions on UK stocks fall as Brexit nears - here A 5% rise in the FTSE 250 is likely once the path and timing of Brexit is clarified, analysts canvassed by Reuters broadly expect, especially given earnings expectations for domestic firms have recovered from a near-decade lows earlier this year.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — On a cloudy afternoon this summer, Christine Hallquist, a former utility executive from Vermont, listened closely as Danica Roem, the Virginia state delegate who won national recognition when she became the first transgender person elected to her state's Legislature, offered tips as the pair canvassed a stark residential neighborhood here.
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"History tells us of far too many instances where the executive or legislative branch took actions during time of war that, on later examination, turned out unnecessarily and unreasonably to have deprived American citizens of basic constitutional rights," he said in his written dissent, which canvassed several dark chapters in American history.
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Her research found a system "fundamentally flawed by design," in which women relying on government assistance to have a child were required, before ever seeing a health practitioner, to be "informationally canvassed" via coerced consultations that ask the kinds of degrading questions that white, privately insured women would never be asked at a healthcare facility.
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At a press conference Tuesday, Rick Rahn of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation said the surveillance video, which was given to police when they canvassed a neighborhood, showed Tibbetts jogging as well as a black Chevy Malibu belonging to 24-year-old Cristhian Bahena Rivera, who is now the suspect in her death.
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Presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergWarren gets endorsements from 2628 Michigan officeholders, activists Poll: Most Democratic voters say billionaires are out of touch with average American The Hill's 28503:22020 Report: Impeachment trial moves to senators' questions MORE recently canvassed for Democrat Eliz Markowitz, who is running against Republican Gary Gates, earlier in the month.
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There were thousands of supporters who canvassed, campaigned and called to re-elect a Democratic red-state governor who expanded Medicaid for nearly a half-million people, cut the number of low-income adults who were unable to see a doctor by 85033 percent and the number of people who weren't taking a prescribed medication by nearly 7 percent.
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We had canvassed thousands of the world's leading experts in technology and culture, and had begun the long task of interpreting the more than 20203 responses to the final question in our survey: In the next decade, will public discourse online become more or less shaped by bad actors, harassment, trolls, and an overall tone of griping, distrust, and disgust?
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In addition to actions as part of international art festivals, artists and writers have staged pop-up readings, dramatized testimonies (such as Not at Home, a "durational art campaign which aims to make visible the experience of Irish women who have travelled abroad to access safe abortion services"), and, like Barry, they have canvassed in whatever constituencies were likely to have the most No or undecided voters.
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Now, as more and more reports come out about vaping-related illness, health experts canvassed by VICE expressed fear that former smokers might reach quick conclusions about the danger of these relatively novel devices and return to cigarettes, even as officials have not yet clearly articulated nor completely figured out a definitive cause for the growing spate of cases—and even though cigarettes remain proven killers.
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