If a campaign is trying to choose between hiring a security expert or sending mailers, the mailers win.
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Hamilton Davison, president of the American Catalog Mailers Association, said half of all Americans order from catalogs even if they don't immediately flip through the mailers.
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The mailers continue to be a lucrative source of funds.
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Some residents even took to social media to destroy their mailers.
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That investment will focus on turnout field programs, mailers and advertising.
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The problem with plastic mailersThe plastic mailers certainly have their flaws.
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Producing 10,000 bubble-lined mailers produces 3,132 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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That was the amount he paid the party for campaign mailers.
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The mailers feature report cards that look like "voting violation" cards.
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According to internal tests done by the Democratic National Committee, voters who received text messages through Hustle as well as printed mailers donated to campaigns at an 8 percent higher rate than voters who received only mailers.
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It's easy to ignore those mailers from your 401(k) plan administrator.
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For starters, padded mailers and small packages won't fit through the slot.
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The Virginia Democratic Party also raised $85033,788 through mailers for her campaign.
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The Virginia Democratic Party also raised $207,788 in mailers for Jill McCabe.
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"There have been a lot of mailers in this campaign," he added.
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"Nominating Bernie means we re-elect Trump," reads one of the mailers.
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The National Rifle Association is also spending $0003,000 on mailers attacking Jones.
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Voters also received mailers and were targeted through digital efforts as well.
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Followed by the mailers pleading with subscribers who left for Fiber to return.
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AFP is pumping $270,000 into digital ads and mailers attacking Gretchen Whitmer (YouTube).
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Boyle contended that most of the mailers were sent to non-Democratic voters.
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Any such campaign that did do outreach would emphasize TV ads and mailers.
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Over the weekend, Iowans began reporting receiving strange mailers from Ted Cruz's presidential campaign.
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But eliminating plastic packaging in online shopping, like Amazon's plastic mailers, isn't the answer.
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Her campaign even sent out mailers attacking Obama as an anti-gun flip-flopper.
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The group has also paid for television advertisements and mailers featuring the same people.
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The AFP campaign will send out mailers and digital ads in support of Reps.
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Behind the scenes it was a bloodbath of negative ads and mailers behind the scenes.
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I absorbed billboards and print ads and direct mailers and television commercials and radio jingles.
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The largest outside groups backing Democrats are sending mailers to redder districts held by Reps.
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Already, some states are sending our mailers to families saying their coverage may be affected.
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The campaign has also sent millions of campaign mailers to Hispanic voters in both states.
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They ran mailers like this against the Dem in a suburban NY swing Assembly District.
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Presidential hopefuls are already blanketing television airwaves, and campaign mailers are arriving by the dozens.
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Amazon says these paper padded mailers are recyclable, just like cardboard boxes and other paper items.
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Democrats responded with mailers that visually tied Trump and Gillespie to the racist violence in Charlottesville.
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False stories, misleading ads and suspicious mailers are an unfortunate feature of most modern political campaigns.
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Perhaps you've tossed these mailers into the trash and moved on to your meal delivery kit.
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Even though Caforio's campaign stood by the mailers and repeatedly said they were quoting Hill directly.
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These kinds of tactics make the days of whispered rumors and fake mailers look practically antique.
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Another organization, the Big Tent Project, has spent millions on digital ads and mailers against Sanders.
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His campaign on Monday began sending mailers to 2.5 million Democratic primary voters across the country.
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It's not like I can switch internet service providers to get away from the obnoxious mailers.
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The money will go into digital, TV and radio ads, canvassing, and mailers, according to CBS.
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An RNC official told The Hill that the mailers clearly say they are from the RNC.
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Steve Bullock, a Democrat, and the state's Department of Commerce both released statements denouncing the mailers.
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The RNC official noted that the mailers were clearly marked that they were from the party.
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That was followed by issue-specific mailers, including one in November prominently featuring progressive star Rep.
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The group's mailers and ads stressed the relationship to Trump, The Campaign Legal Center and Axios found.
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That study found that mailers listing a voter's history, as well as their neighbors, increased voting rates.
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Despite the 2.2 million mailers sent out in July, Honda is making another push to reach owners.
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The endorsements will come in the form of TV and radio ads, mailers, recorded calls and statements.
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This means dozens of Democrats will likely see attack ads and mailers blanketing their districts this October.
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The group's super PAC, Women Vote, has spent a whopping $1.6 million on TV ads and mailers.
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He has sent mailers attacking Mr. Kasich's record on spending and his views on the Second Amendment.
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The court rejected the Postal Service's argument that the market should include more than just DVD mailers.
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Her campaign sent out mailers to delegates and held a conference call a day before the convention.
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Read This Next: Aetna to Pay $17 Million After Mailers Revealed Names of People Taking HIV Meds
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Gillespie has found an opening by flaying Northam over culture war issues in mailers and campaign ads.
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Gillespie's campaign has sent similar mailers accusing Northam of wanting to remove Confederate monuments throughout the state.
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That could lead to targeted spending in areas like black radio and mailers to African-American neighborhoods.
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Residents in South Carolina have reported receiving mailers from Mr. Steyer multiple times in a single week.
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And do not forget the role of the mailers who are so invested in the system today.
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Mailers sent to Emmy voters by the "Family Guy" also reportedly reference "Game of Thrones" and current politics.
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Netflix (1997)First its flimsy red mailers freed us from schlepping on Friday nights to the neighborhood Blockbuster.
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Well before her current political fame, though, she mastered this somewhat-rare form of fundraising in slate mailers.
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The effort includes a $600,000 canvassing program, with the remainder used for radio and digital ads and mailers.
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Gillespie tried to find an opening by flaying Northam over culture war issues in mailers and campaign ads.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's campaign said a "constituency representative" was to blame for the inflammatory mailers about Cynthia Nixon.
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RNC officials have maintained that the mailers are clearly labeled as RNC documents, and the survey performs well.
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"Mailers are clearly marked that they are from the Republican National Committee," an RNC official told NBC News.
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Creeley's postcards were put in mailers, along with bumper stickers, bookmarks, and other goodies, and sent to subscribers.
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Iowa's secretary of state criticized the campaign for sending mailers warning residents of a "voter violation," calling them misleading.
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Of that, $12.4 million has already been spent blanketing the airwaves with television ads, hiring consultants and sending mailers.
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"They didn't just endorse, they have sent out eight mailers in support of another pro-choice woman," griped Moser.
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" Yet the party is sending get-out-the-vote mailers with Mr. Trump's photo and the caption "Stop Impeachment.
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Cynthia Nixon called out Andrew Cuomo for New York Democratic Party mailers claiming she was soft on anti-Semitism.
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Tom Hinkeldey, one of the annoyed recipients of Cruz's mailers, said that the experience tipped him over the edge.
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He eschewed debates and tried to argue in mailers and television ads that Castor was the consummate corrupt insider.
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Cruz also allotted $2.6 million to traditional campaign tactics like printing mailers, postage stamps and phone calls to voters.
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Northam has linked Gillespie to white supremacists with mailers including Gillespie, Trump, and tiki torches evoking the Charlottesville protests.
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Right to Rise USA, a political action committee supporting Jeb Bush, has "sent seven mailers like this," said O'Keefe.
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No flyers, no mailers, no phone calls — it's all using using an app that people would be on already.
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Joseph Butterfield confirmed the Corps had "taken appropriate action" to address the campaign mailers cited in the NBC story.
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EMILY's List endorsed her, and its super PAC, Women Vote, has spent nearly $1.1 million on advertising and mailers.
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Still, despite the customer frenzy over plastics in the ocean, there are some serious environmental upsides to plastic mailers.
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These mailers are important to campaigns and parties because of "that piece that says enter your information," said Cohen.
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The N.R.A., in turn, flooded voters' inboxes with pro-Scott mailers during his re-election campaign four years ago.
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Newsday also reported that Mr. Zeldin's Democratic opponent claimed the mailers targeted likely Democratic voters, such as college students.
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Spearman said Friday that he was given one of the informational mailers already sent to households in certain counties.
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Hamilton Davison is President & Executive Director of the American Catalog Mailers Association, a Washington-based catalog industry advocacy group.
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In recent months, it sent several mailers to locals to persuade them to get on board with the deal.
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The beauty superstore doesn't fill its $10 monthly mailers with random tchotchkes, off-brand skin care, or unwearable makeup shades.
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The Cruz campaign confirmed the mailers had originated from the campaign and said there was nothing inappropriate about the materials.
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The money will include mailers, online ads linking Pelosi to Tucker and TV ads at later stages of the campaign.
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Some 10,000 voters received mailers from the Missouri Republican Party with incorrect information about when their absentee ballots are due.
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In late October, nearly $10 million in TV advertising and mailers flooded the district, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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Officials in Montana last month warned local voters about similar mailers looking like census surveys that asked for monetary donations.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE (R-Calif.) over his ties to Russia with new parody ads and mailers.
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Removing a black candidate on the party's slate from mailers sends a terrible message to voters, especially people of color.
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Republican officials last month said that the mailers were labeled as from the party and not an official census form.
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Stoddard said he only learned about both mailers when a friend of his who received them told him about them.
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Of course, money for TV ads, mobilization efforts, phone banks and mailers aren't enough to win campaigns, especially for challengers.
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The insurance company has sent us several mailers promoting this program, and I see nothing wrong in requesting these cards.
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Pretty soon, Wells Fargo was sending me mailers advertising low(-ish) interest loans to pay off my credit card debt.
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Paper mailers with air bubble padding are not recyclable and should be put in the trash, Amazon says on its website.
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The RNC plans to send new mailers and call voters to provide clarification that ballots must be received by 8 p.m.
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They've gotten stacks of mailers from him and see his commercials on TV regularly, but they're still not hot on him.
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Hamilton Davison is president and executive director of the American Catalog Mailers Association, a Washington-based advocacy organization for catalog merchants.
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The mailers the groups will send to voters describe Eshoo as a politician who is in the pocket of Big Pharma.
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It also includes a canvassing program with plans to knock on 2628,28500 doors, as well as mailers and digital voter outreach.
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The soda industry enlisted the help of several local grocers to pose for mailers and state their opposition to the tax.
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The network has spent money this cycle on ads and mailers thanking Democrats who have voted with them on key issues.
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The US Census Bureau is scheduled to send out mailers about how to respond to the 2020 Census later this month.
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No company Vox spoke with for this story would share numbers that compared the response rate of mailers to digital advertising.
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But he's now sending out mailers hyping his relationship with the president as he tries to save his seat in 2016.
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After largely ignoring him for most of the campaign, he sent out mailers comparing Carter to Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong.
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The North Carolina State Board of Elections has now stopped printing several million of those mailers, spokesperson Patrick Gannon told CNN.
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Atlanta citizens will also get mailers, and the city will educate the public on proper recycling through its social media channels.
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Before a special election in Michigan, 100,000 households received slightly different mailers: One reminded them that voting was their civic duty.
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The group's mailers and ads, obtained by Axios and reviewed by CLC, a campaign finance watchdog, repeatedly stress Bossie's relationship to Trump.
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Candidates for state assembly, sheriff and judges paid between $22010,22004 and $22004,000 to Citizens for Waters to be included on the mailers.
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The 28500 largest outside groups have already spent more than $6900 million on things like advertising, paid canvassing, mailers and polling research.
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For profit mailers and the charities that often rely on the mail to raise funds do not want to postal price increases.
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"Getting reform passed has been an elusive goal," says Michael Plunkett, president of the Association for Postal Commerce, which also represents mailers.
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Before this year, the Rent Stabilization Association had not paid for mailers related to rent laws in 15 years, Mr. Ricci said.
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For instance, in the closing days of the race, the Republican Party sent out mailers to some Democratic voters in the state.
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Candidates in this year's midterm elections are still sending mailers, putting ads on TV and knocking on doors to drum up support.
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Since then, the hotel industry's money has been spent on community meetings, mailers, online ads and television spots to counter Airbnb's message.
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" Obama also hit Issa over using a photo of the president in Issa's campaign mailers "touting his cooperation on issues with me.
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In addition to tree-killing paper mailers I can at least recycle, Spectrum often likes to mix in unrecyclable thick plastic cards.
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"The mailers receive an overwhelming positive response and we continue to send each year because it performs so well," the official said.
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But Americans for Prosperity is once again firing up its grassroots network with mailers, door-knocking and phone banking to fight ObamaCare.
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But the campaigns and outside groups are also pumping millions of dollars into get-out-the-vote activities, mailers, radio and more.
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Take, for example, campaigns in which people get together to stuff envelopes with mailers that they then send out to potential supporters.
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The mailers were first reported by the legal and crime Web site Law Newz, which obtained a copy from a New Hampshire voter.
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At this final hour of primary season here, amid the vicious mailers and ceaseless television ads, there seems no escape from the ugliness.
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The details: The mailers inaccurately said voters should submit their ballots by November 6 (Election Day,) but the actual deadline is November 5.
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But unlike in a political campaign, studios must play by certain rules: There are no mass mailers or robocalls in an Oscar campaign.
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"The mailers absolutely do not attack Danica's gender identity," John Findlay, executive director of the Republican Party of Virginia, said in a statement.
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In one recent example, Ohio residents received mailers funded by the New York State GOP, rather than the Trump campaign or Ohio GOP.
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Under the direct mail campaign, the company sent mailers to new customers inviting them to support winemakers and in exchange get preferential prices.
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Hamilton Davison is both the co-founder of TruST (True Simplification of Taxation coalition) and the president of the American Catalog Mailers Association.
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"Time and time again, Hillary Clinton has done and said what is right, not what is politically expedient," Giffords says on the mailers.
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And those shady mailers Trump is still complaining about hint at a Nixon-like ruthlessness not typically seen in Biblically-based presidential campaigns.
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He'll be fighting Patrick Pikus, who has oddly been the subject of Republican mailers accusing him of being too liberal, for the nomination.
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Unite the Country now is working to reinforce Clyburn's endorsement with voters ahead of Saturday's primary with digital and radio ads and mailers.
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The endorsement is still usually worth something, enough that candidates who don't get it sometimes quote its praise in TV ads or mailers.
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The Fund for Great Public Schools has put nearly $1.5 million into canvassing, mailers and television ads to try to elect Mr. Eachus.
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He and Virginia's Republican Party have sent out mailers defending Confederate monuments and criticizing NFL players who have knelt during the national anthem.
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Instead of legitimate account notices, the mailers are ads trying to get me to upgrade my plan or buy more services from Spectrum.
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WASHINGTON — Earlier this week, voters in California's 53rd district began receiving mailers touting Chris Stoddard, a Republican running for Congress in the district.
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The mailers have no disclosure, as required by the Federal Election Commission for all political mailings and it's not clear who sent them.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican National Committee recently sent mailers to voters in Alabama that resembled Census forms, a RNC official confirmed to CNN.
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As letters and advertising mailers have been replaced by e-mail and online ads, the USPS has been making less and less money.
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The accusations came after Cruz sent out deceitful mailers that shared voter's caucus attendance records with their neighbors and warned them of "VOTER VIOLATION."
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"These mailers are common practice to increase voter turnout," said Matt Schultz, the campaign's Iowa state chairman and a former Iowa secretary of state.
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Comprehensive evaluations, which take time and money, end up favoring so-called "charismatic" species, the lions and polar bears that grace glossy donation mailers.
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Shortly after the New Year, the company distributed a round of mailers in Long Island City and surrounding neighborhoods on bright orange, oversized postcards.
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The additional $2628 million will go to spending on digital and TV advertisements as well as mailers in the final weeks of the midterms.
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With sleekly designed websites, mailers and labels for free shipping, e-resellers handle the sales of your goods themselves, often paying you up front.
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Mailers from Gillespie's campaign have also attacked Northam for supporting in-state tuition, driver's licenses, and rights for undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes.
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The state Democratic Party last week sent out mailers featuring Gillespie and Trump with an image of the tiki torch-carrying Charlottesville neo-Nazis.
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And last year the retail giant's move from cardboard to bubble-wrap-lined plastic mailers invigorated a wave of fury from environmentally conscious customers.
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The details: The additional $10 million will go toward Steyer's "Need To Impeach" efforts — things like digital and TV ads, mailers, and phone calls.
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Voters have been wooed by mailers, town-hall meetings and seemingly endless door-to-door canvassing, with any one of seven candidates possibly beckoning.
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The state party emphasized that she had a security clearance to rebuff Republican TV ads and mailers raising fears of illegal immigrants and crime.
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"If you're black, you probably get two to three mailers from Steyer a week," says Democratic strategist Clay Middleton, a former adviser for Sen.
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Americans for Prosperity is blanketing the state with two mailers that blast Bayh for backing ObamaCare during his time in the Senate in 2010.
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And worksharing agreements should be expanded, rather than reduced, since they provide discounts to mailers that perform those tasks and help reduce USPS's costs.
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Sure, politicians have always pandered to private parties, sent different mailers to different voters, and aired different television ads in different parts of the country.
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Amazon has published a digital toy catalog for the past decade, but this is the first time it is apparently aiming to distribute actual mailers.
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But as these packages pile up on doorsteps all over the world, a glaring issue has emerged: How do you recycle all those damn mailers?
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It says supporters have contacted more than 1 million people through canvassing and phone banking, as well as by sending mailers and running digital ads.
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The Republican Party of Florida has launched more than a dozen mailers against Eskamani, several of which depict her wielding a megaphone and shouting curses.
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The mailers told voters they had received a "voting violation" because of poor caucus participation in the past and for sharing information about other voters.
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Axios reported on Sunday that Bossie sent out mailers for his group, The Presidential Coalition, that highlighted his relationship with the president in seeking donations.
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" A day after news of the mailers broke, Marshall told Breitbart that Danica is "a guy who thinks he's a girl who wears a dress.
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They test and refine their messages, trying to craft one as efficient and targeted as possible (junk-mailers of preapproved credit-card offers, for example).
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The flood of campaign cash has meant that voters in competitive districts are seeing a torrent of television and digital advertisements, mailers and paid canvassers.
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" Also on Thursday, the House Oversight and Reform Committee called on the Republican National Committee to stop sending out campaign mailers labeled as a "census.
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Sanders campaign spent millions in Nevada and California, reaching Latinos across TV, radio, mailers and by hosting community events like soccer tournaments and Lotería nights.
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Beyond television, that included mailers, newspapers, Instagram, Facebook, Spanish-language radio, panel trucks, texts, phone and ads on music streaming services like Pandora and Spotify.
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"If you're black, you probably get two to three mailers from Steyer a week," Democratic strategist and former Booker campaign adviser Clay Middleton told Zhou.
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So far 27 different organizations have spent money on television ads, mailers or other communications in the Democratic primary, according to the Federal Election Commission.
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Collins is hopeful that TikTok will be such an effective marketing tool that it will make up for the campaign's lack of ads and mailers.
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The powerful pro-gun lobbying group spent nearly $55,85033 paying for mailers on Tuesday that take aim at Jones, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
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"It's been going on since the 1990 Census and maybe even earlier," said Noti, who noted the mailers are part of a larger fundraising practice.
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Kushner also has pushed for the campaign to spend more money on the digital fundraising operation rather than relying on more traditional methods such as mailers.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic Campaign Committee has not spent money to help Thompson at all -- and the Kansas State Democratic Party rejected his requests for funding mailers.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, California Democrats sent out mailers to voters that alluded to her illness, but stopped short of saying she had died.
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Maybe they'll have you stuff mailers or put up signs or some other boring task, but the boring tasks is what actually gets stuff done. 21.
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The money will go toward traditional grass-roots efforts such as door knocking and mailers as well as more than 40 digital advertisements across the country.
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Levin, who almost won the California Democratic Party's endorsement, is getting a boost from top California donor Bill Bloomfield, who has spent about $173,000 on mailers.
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In the three weeks before the primary, a PAC funded by the liberal billionaire George Soros spent $1.65 million on pro-Krasner mailers and television ads.
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The state's paper of record charged the Cruz campaign with peddling "pure, unadulterated fiction" when it sent voting mailers that appeared to be from the government.
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And "for your consideration" mailers have reached comical proportions, with Netflix sending out a package to Emmy voters so hefty that it could crush a toe.
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The DCCC's money will be focused on turning out black voters through mailers and digital outreach as well as paying for three full-time field organizers.
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"At some point, it all becomes static," said Adam Jones, Americans for Prosperity's Nevada director, spreading a messy stack of glossy campaign mailers across his desk.
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There is a group of collaged mailers that Berman used to send various friends copies of his magazine Semina, plus other ephemera well worth looking at.
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In the era when Skogmo was opening padded mailers at "Country Fried," MySpace was still three years from peaking, and Facebook wasn't open to nonstudent users.
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Similar incidents of alleged fundraisers being sent out as census-related mailers from the Republican Party were reported this past October in New York and Missouri.
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Deutsche Post will raise its postage charge for a standard letter for bulk mailers by 1.6 cents at the start of 2020, Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported.
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Cuomo's tactics, such as last-minute campaign mailers that implied Nixon was anti-Semitic, did give Smith pause, but it didn't stop her from voting for him.
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And if you can make it to 760, you are attractive enough a credit risk that you will be getting unsolicited mailers from lenders all the time.
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The Missouri Republican party sent mailers with incorrect information about due dates for absentee ballots to 10,000 voters in the state, the party's executive director said Friday.
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Vape stores ran out of 'Vote Yes' cards, there were no mailers of significant size, and they let the narrative of 'Big Tobacco is for Yes' stand.
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Harkey, who is backed by Issa, has also benefited from American Future Fund, an Iowa-based GOP super PAC that has spent more than $200,000 on mailers.
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One of the new Defending Main Street mailers points to the foundation's donation to groups that support boycotting Israeli goods — a movement called Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS).
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Groups such as ours, along with the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers and the Association for Postal Commerce, have been fighting to keep the CPI cap in place.
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Her energetic campaign has drawn the support of a host of Washington-based progressive groups, some of which are funding attack ads and mailers against Mr. Lipinski.
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Prabhakar adds that Share Local Media is also careful about which digital brands it picks up advertising mailers from, which is hardly a claim Facebook can make.
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The city has placed ads in Yiddish newspapers and done three rounds of robocalls in Yiddish to 30,000 households, in addition to sending mailers to 30,000 households.
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He had campaigned aggressively in the last six weeks, pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into television ads and mailers, often highlighting his opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Cuellar refused to debate Cisneros during the race but he did blast out negative mailers and one contrast television ad, knocking her as a New York transplant.
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Maloney and other House Democrats sent a letter to RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel earlier this month asking her to ensure the RNC "immediately" stopped sending these mailers.
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The money has allowed Mr. Klein to air television ads and carpet the 238th Senate District, which covers parts of the Bronx and Westchester County, with mailers.
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Carey's staff trained hundreds of volunteers on veterans' issues, sent out tens of thousands of mailers and dispatched veterans to knock on more than a million doors.
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Stoddard said he doesn't want to speculate about where the mailers came from but confirmed to BuzzFeed News in an interview Friday that they weren't from him.
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Mailers went out to thousands of businesses alerting them of the law change and, in July, those that violated the ban began to be hit with fines.
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Ten mail bags containing about 22000 percent of the voting sheets were misrouted, resulting in a mad dash to resend new mailers three weeks before the ceremony.
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Why not allow USPS to raise the price of a stamp to a more reasonable amount, instead of continuing to heavily subsidize the business of bulk mailers?
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This rich data is incredibly useful for political campaigns when trying to decide which voters should receive campaign phone calls, mailers, and attention from door-to-door canvassers.
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Biden's campaign did not answer the questionnaire at all and has been dinged for it in mailers, radio ads, and online posts throughout the campaign by the ACLU.
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The company's opponents — the hotel industry and a powerful hotel workers union — have also injected sizable amounts into the fray, sending "Vote YES" mailers and buying TV spots.
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As the Washington Post reported, in an effort to pack more shipments into delivery planes and trucks, Amazon is using more small plastic mailers rather than cardboard boxes.
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The Charleston Post and Courier created an anonymous site they're calling the "Whisper Campaign" for South Carolinians to submit tips of any questionable mailers or advertisements they've seen.
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Alarmed black Democrats sharply criticized Ralph Northam's campaign for governor for leaving Fairfax's image off of some mailers handed out by the Laborers' International Union of North America.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is not spending money on this race at all, and even the Kansas State Democratic Party rejected Thompson's requests for funding for mailers.
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"We have a very extensive outreach program, on this Capital Program, that includes public meetings, social media, direct mailers — the entire gamut — door knockers, the works," Grant said.
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To boost his profile against well-known competitors, including former news anchor Kathleen Matthews, Trone has been blanketing the Maryland airwaves, dispatching glossy mailers and hiring expensive consultants.
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There are simply fewer letters, postcards, marketing mail (aka junk mail), and periodicals being sent, as big mailers and John Q. Public alike have shifted to electronic delivery.
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Chris Sanders, executive director of the LGBTQ group Tennessee Equality Project, told NBC News that the mailers were likely intended to intimidate patrons, especially ahead of the Nov.
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In late October, he made national news after he referred to Moen using male pronouns in campaign mailers that were paid for by the Republican Party of Virginia.
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In the 48th District, Scott Baugh, a Republican candidate and former Orange County party chairman, talked with voters about attack ads targeting him, including mailers and television advertisements.
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In areas where there is a significant education gap, increased contact through mailers, digital advertising and especially face-to-face canvassing are highly effective ways to increase turnout.
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These mailers are fully compliant with the law, clearly marked as a fundraising solicitation from the Republican National Committee, and in no way resemble the official government census.
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In addition to 35% off your first Kohl's purchase with the card, you can expect added benefits like discount mailers of 15% off at least once a month.
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Muxlow said he was viciously attacked by DeVos-financed campaign mailers even though the law to lift the cap passed easily, and he is a reliably conservative lawmaker.
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Individuals who could have received robocalls from the former governor received mailers last week, saying they may be eligible to become members of a lawsuit against the governor.
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It protects taxpayers from having to guarantee the full obligations of the U.S. government by keeping this 100 percent user-paid system viable so mailers continue to mail.
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Since Republican campaigns tend to rely less on door-to-door canvassing and more on the (somewhat less effective) methods of phone calls and mailers, that makes logistical sense.
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The ethanol lobby sending negative mailers about Cruz's record says that he did flip, but Cruz denies that, pointing to his bill instead of the one he co-sponsored.
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Several doors away, volunteers for Senator Ted Cruz were readying mailers, and, on another side of the plaza, a handful of volunteers were making phone calls for Mr. Kasich.
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It was not immediately clear how the group came to find Mr. Baeza; Mr. Trump's involvement in the mailers was not discussed publicly in news accounts at the time.
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Independent expenditures go toward supporting and opposing candidates and causes, with the money spent on political television and digital ads, yard signs, NRA booths and mailers, among other things.
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The advocacy arm of Planned Parenthood announced on Wednesday that it will pay for mailers to reach out to 80,000 Montana residents and make phone calls to 60,85033 voters.
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Yet he recently distributed campaign mailers promoting a bill for which he was one of 40 co-sponsors that included a photograph of Mr. Obama signing it into law.
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While older mailers were about sending the most amount of messages possible, Kaplan says the goal is to "storytell, in a bold, interesting voice" with specific fonts and colors.
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Mailers, paid for by her primary Democratic opponent Bryan Caforio's campaign, started arriving in the mailboxes of district voters saying "Katie Hill = Steve Knight" (the district's current Republican Congressman).
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It often makes "independent expenditures" — anywhere from $150,000 to $300,000, according to Anna Greenberg, a strategist who has worked with the group — to send mailers on a candidate's behalf.
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The political scientists Donald Green and Alan Gerber conducted an analysis of hundreds of voter turnout experiments that tested methods like yard signs, mailers, text messages and TV ads.
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The campaign, which will include ads on television, radio and digital platforms, as well as mailers, will target three Republican incumbents who Democrats hope to defeat in 2020: Sens.
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LET'S START A TALLY: In just the past 3 days of mail at my family's house in New Hampshire, we have received 19 mailers from campaigns and super-PACs.
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The campaign, which will include ads on television, radio and digital platforms, as well as mailers, will target three Republican incumbents who Democrats hope to defeat in 2020: Sens.
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Sanders is targeting Latinos on digital platforms like YouTube, Hulu, and Pandora; with mailers, TV ads, phone calls, and texting; and via old-fashioned door-knocking and community events.
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It's now pretty common to spend money on glossy, minimalist mailers, as potential customers are likely deleting marketing emails in order to stay on top of their perpetually flooded inboxes.
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Rocha said early investment and a holistic approach — canvassing, TV ads, mailers and hiring within the community — helped turn low-propensity voters into active participants in the complex caucus process.
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What's worse, hate mailers are all too often humor-impaired, and is it me, or do the humor-impaired have a badly skewed picture of what's happening in the world?
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For the 276 election cycle , FEC data shows, as of July 272, that Democrat Gavin Newsom's gubernatorial campaign paid $22,2700 to Waters' re-election campaign to be in the mailers.
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That is why we strongly urge the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) to keep the pricing system that limits postage increases for the USPS's captive mailers to the rate of inflation.
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Perhaps more significantly, the DeVoses have bankrolled numerous independent political spending groups that commit large amounts of money towards TV ads, mailers and other forms of support for Senate candidates.
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Some New Orleans residents have been receiving mailers from the state Democratic Party with a photo of civil-rights-era protesters marching over the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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Four mailers landed on Republican doorsteps in Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington counties — the so-called WOW counties that ring Milwaukee, where Republicans need to drive up turnout to succeed statewide.
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So, too, are the apparent backers of the racist mailers in New Jersey, who are whipping up fears of immigrants and racial outsiders to help defeat local school board candidates.
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He won't have to worry about fundraising and will have a leg up on many other Democrats who can't afford as many paid TV ads and mailers as he can.
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While brands like Glossier and M.Gemi choose to mail pamphlets out on their own, more companies are opting for a way in which they can share the costs: group mailers.
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Many residents report receiving multiple mailers from Steyer's campaign and invitations to his events, along with visits from Sanders' volunteers, who are going door to door to turn out voters.
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In addition to television and digital ads, the campaign has sent mailers to 2.5 million Democratic primary voters in Super Tuesday states, laying out the case to vote for Bloomberg.
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Another option: Airport Mailers and some other companies have kiosks set up near security checkpoints at many airports where travelers may package up items and pay to mail them home.
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But Gillespie tried to replicate his culture war appeals with ads and mailers that attacked NFL players kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and defending Confederate statues.
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According to Reuters, Facebook says the mailers are the best solution they could come up with and that they would be in use before the 2018 midterm elections scheduled for November.
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There are screenings and DVD mailers and long lists of films to get caught up on before voting, to say nothing of arguments with friends about which movies you liked best.
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The company intended to classify voters by select personality types, applying its system to craft messages, online ads, and mailers that, it believed, would resonate distinctively with voters of each group.
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Fortunately, there is a strong consensus within a coalition consisting of the Postal Service, postal unions, businesses, mailers and industry groups, as well as key legislators, for such a reform package.
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Several California strategists said they believe Paul Kerr, a small business owner and US Navy veteran who has sent several negative mailers about Jacobs' credentials, appears to be trailing that pack.
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The union has spent heavily on mailers and television ads in recent weeks and recruited more than 1,000 volunteers to make phone calls and knock on doors to drum up support.
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He's filming get-out-the-vote videos, putting his name on fundraising mailers and campaigning in Southern California, a key region for progressives if they're going to take back the House.
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Mr. Sanders's effective ground organization, led by the strategist Chuck Rocha, has taken a multimedia approach to engage with Latinx voters, including TV advertisements, digital media and mailers, along with canvassing.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, said she thinks she knows where the mailers are coming from — and she believes they're an effort to knock her out of the race in next Tuesday's primary.
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Hidden amid millions of dollars spent on TV ads and mailers in Steyer's latest campaign finance report are donations totaling more than $25,2000 to black organizations and institutions across the country.
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The political fundraising letter, "20203 Congressional District Census," asked voters to fill out a survey and donate to President Donald Trump's reelection campaign, according to AL.com, which first reported the mailers.
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" The aide said that the mailers are "targeted to people who have donated to us or to Republicans in the past," and that "it's been done in the past without controversy.
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Amazon was caught flat-footed by the opposition, and belatedly mounted a charm campaign, taking out full-page newspaper ads and sending mailers to Queens residents in support of the deal.
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One way you know Democrat James Thompson faces long odds against Republican Ron Estes here: He's quibbling with the state Democratic Party over its rejection of his request for $223,22016 for mailers.
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NextGen America, founded by billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer, launched Black Lives Rising, a $1 million investment on voter contact, digital ads, mailers, and event partnerships with organizations that engage young black Floridians.
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Since the texts come from real people, usually volunteers, they often lead to engagement from the recipient — a gold standard in a world of ignored direct mailers and tuned-out TV ads.
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One idea being discussed among Trump aides, sources in the White House and close to the administration say, is using Trump for "micro-targeting" voters through robocalls and mailers across the country.
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In an effort to reduce costs and ship out an ever-increasing number of products faster, Amazon has now moved to plastic mailers and plastic bags for many of its smaller products.
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For example, after getting into the subscription box game this fall, Sunday Riley began sending quarterly mailers stuffed with the kinds of things we'd pick out of the world's coolest gift shop.
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FEC data also shows as of July 28, Citizens for Waters paid Karen Waters $54,000 so far for the 2018 election cycle, mostly for slate mailers but also for other campaign work.
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"Those payments are legitimate if it's approximate to the cost for the entity producing, printing and sending the mailers," Noti, now a senior director at the Campaign Legal Center, told Fox News.
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By text message, mailers, house parties — even hand-written letters from nuns — Biden is tapping his Irish Catholic upbringing and explicitly targeting Iowa Catholics in the hopes of gaining a critical advantage.
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Americans for Prosperity, the grassroots group funded by the conservative mega-donors Charles and David Koch, has ramped up its ads, mailers and phone banking in the final countdown to Nov. 8.
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The Associated Press reports the mailers are labeled "2019 Congressional District Census" but are not sent from the U.S. Census Bureau, which are not expected to be mailed until March of 2020.
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Ray Bozarth acknowledged the mistake to The Kansas City Star on Friday, saying that a miscommunication between the party and its vendor caused the false info to be printed on the mailers.
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FUNNY BUSINESS: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Donald Trump is accusing Ted Cruz of "fraud" over mailers the Texas Republican sent to voters that have been criticized by Iowa's secretary of State.
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Federal Election Commission, when the court refused to accept the Obama administration's argument that it could ban books, mailers, advertisements or anything else that contained a political message during an election campaign.
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The Cruz campaign has sent mailers attacking Mr. Kasich over Ohio's spending during his time as governor, as well as his record on guns and the military when he served in Congress.
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Individual mailers like Amazon agree with to negotiated service agreements that are approved by a separate body called the Postal Regulatory Commission, whose bipartisan members also are appointed by the White House.
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He said Honda has sent more than 9.9 million mailers, 11.9 million postcards, 543 million emails, 12.8 million direct and automated phone calls and used targeted advertising, social media and other efforts.
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People who've received these mailers have noticed how striking it is to get mail from startups, of all places, and have even joked about comparing Share Local Media's envelopes to podcasts, IRL.
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Nobody has put more money into the primary than Mr. Bloomberg, who has also spent lavishly in the state, sending millions of campaign mailers to voters daily for more than a week.
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Bryce has raised a staggering $6.3 million for the campaign thus far, but he's also spent $4.6 million of that, mostly on media and direct mailers that keep his fundraising operation rolling.
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The mailers, depicting a small girl swinging on a tree and an ominous hooded figure standing close by, falsely claimed that Brown had voted to allow sex offenders to live by schools.
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It turns out Trump is referring to some sketchy mailers sent out by the Cruz campaign and attempts by the campaign to spread rumors that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Digging through folders of old taxes and piles of medical statements I need to shred, I will come across one of her manila mailers, invariably loaded with far more postage stamps than required.
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The group wanted the court to leave a Federal Election Commission policy in place that allows nonprofit political groups to only disclose donors when funds are linked to specific TV ads or mailers.
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Iowa's Republican secretary of state accused Mr. Cruz on Saturday of using unethical campaign tactics by distributing mailers warning people that they would be committing a "voting violation" if they failed to caucus.
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Find your presidential match with the 2016 Candidate Matchmaker What's more, the AARP and the League of Conservation Voters have said the Sanders campaign has used their logos in mailers without their permission.
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Mailers and shippers, including major e-commerce companies, would simply find cheaper online and shipping alternatives, causing USPS to further sink financially and compromising its ability to do its job for all Americans.
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Oh, and there was the matter of the deceptively official-looking mailers marked "VOTING VIOLATION," that scored voters and their neighbors in an attempt to shame Iowans into turning out for Monday's caucus.
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Democrats on the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Thursday demanded that the Republican National Committee (RNC) stop sending mailers labeled as a district "census" that could be misinterpreted as official census forms.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is sending fundraising mailers in California and other states that look like the official U.S. census, a move critics worry will confuse people and skew actual census results.
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In the debate, she complained that Culberson has cast her as a single-payer proponent in television ads and mailers even after her opposition to it made her politically vulnerable during the primary.
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Mr. Posey used the name of a nonprofit to raise approximately $450,000, which was later spent on mailers attacking an opponent of Mr. Stockman and campaign and personal expenses, the Justice Department said.
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Despite Grassley's resistance being a key obstacle for the House-passed bill, the first round of pro-prison reform mailers from Freedom Partners targets 15 Democratic senators and two Republicans: Grassley and Sen.
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"By remaining in the UPU, the United States retains its important leadership role in the global postal system," says Kate Muth, executive director of International Mailers Advisory Group, which includes Amazon and eBay.
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"I've worked campaigns for long time and I've never seen the stuff Cruz is putting out," said one Trump campaign staffer in the state, referring to mailers that question the businessman's conservative credentials.
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Voters in New Hampshire received envelopes in the mail this week claiming to contain "important taxpayer information," according to Christopher Crawford, who received one of the mailers and posted pictures of it on Twitter.
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The Supreme Court issue was frequently mentioned in mailers targeting Republicans, and a majority of voters who told exit pollsters the Supreme Court was the most important issue affecting their decision voted for Trump.
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Nick Kroll: I don't know...JM: They've transitioned well from DVD mailers and I think that —NK: I think that was a big mistake, actually, to move off of DVDs and go into streaming.
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" The 2004 FEC advisory opinion, signed by Democratic FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub, described the slate mailers as follows: "The brochure will feature a prominent picture or likeness of Representative Waters on the front page.
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A campaign adviser said it has also sent mailers to targeted Catholic voters and has provided talking points about Biden's faith to select hosts for Iowa house parties in neighborhoods with large Catholic populations.
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Maloney's campaign was forced to send a second round of mailers that tried to out-hip Patel's graphics, shaking up what we'd assume would be a pretty safe race for a 25-year incumbent.
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Initially, the Party had barely any infrastructure, and so he helped to organize candidates' campaigns, requiring them to report how many doors they had knocked on and how many mailers they had sent out.
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A three-judge panel ruled that the post office dominates the market in the round-trip mailers used by Netflix and others because companies like Fed Ex and UPS do not offer similar services.
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They have branded O'Connor as "dishonest Danny" and Republicans, including the state party, have filled Ohio mailboxes with mailers that cast O'Connor as under the thumb of Pelosi and fully supportive of Hillary Clinton.
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"A Costco employee with four years of experience said to always take "advantage of the rebates through executive membership and the Citi card" and to not neglect mailers like Costco's monthly book of coupons."
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Washington (CNN)An immigration-overhaul advocacy group backed by the influential Koch brothers is sending out a series of political mailers aimed at backing pro-immigration members of Congress -- including a handful of Democrats.
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"In an effort to spread the word, there was a mistake made in one of our most recent and most critical mailers to absentee ballot holders," James said in a video sent to supporters.
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When we met, she was doing an internship at the George W. Bush White House doing mailers and the like, and I worked through law school on the '08 Obama campaign on his blog.
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He had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on mailers and voter outreach, but Mr. Crowley remained mired in the low 50s in the head-to-head matchup — a danger zone for any incumbent.
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Oversight committee members noted in their letter that the RNC engaged in similar activities in 2010 by sending mailers labeled "Census Document Registered To" above the recipient's address and "official document" on the envelope.
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Americans for Prosperity (AFP) launched the campaign, which will include mailers and digital ads, to celebrate passage of the Farm Workforce Modernization Act, which cleared the House Wednesday on a bipartisan 260-165 vote.
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The law came into effect on May 25 and imposed new requirements on how companies collect personal information in the European Union, posing a challenge to businesses that use promotional mailers to push sales.
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If the DNC and DCCC identified dozens of congressional candidates who were facing uphill battles but took running for office seriously, they could make small shows of support—throwing down some money for mailers, say.
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Living in Iowa during caucuses and the election means being inundated by calls and mailers and commercials and high-profile, town-disrupting visits at a volume most of the rest of the country can't comprehend.
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The party recently sent mailers to voters in her district that took issue with her support for school policies supporting transgender youth, suggesting she wanted to push an agenda on students as young as kindergarten.
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And it inspired similar scholarly attempts to use mailers containing nonpartisan information to affect turnout, including a controversial study in 2014 in which Montana voters received fliers detailing the ideological leanings of their judicial candidates.
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Mr Moore will be no more beholden to Republicans than Mr Trump was when he took office; his campaign mailers have targeted Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, as much as they have Mr Jones.
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"I haven't heard of mailers in other moves where somebody's building their corporate center or mall," said Nathan Burgess, an independent marketing professional and adjunct professor at New York University focused on corporate public relations.
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But among the group of lawmakers being supported by the mailers from the LIBRE Initiative are five Democrats, including the chairman of the Democrats' House campaign arm and the chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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After attempting to ignore the challenge, Mr. Lipinski scrambled to put down the insurgency with a late blitz of commercials and mailers highlighting his more orthodox positions and roots in Chicago's so-called Bungalow Belt.
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The RNC also used similar mailers back in 2010, which were deemed by the United States Postal Inspection Service's general counsel to be legal and not a violation of the 1990 Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act.
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But this time, Patel said he'll probably focus on other campaign strategies like arming coffee stands with logoed coffee cups that promote his campaign, holding town halls throughout the district, and sending traditional mailers. Rep.
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Their bone fragments had been tucked away for years inside two small white boxes the size of FedEx mailers, sealed with crime-scene tape and locked into a vault in the state archives in downtown Moscow.
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It's clear when we've entered this territory because the CMO becomes the highest paid employee on the team and acquisition strategies turn to things like flash sales and physical mailers to drive meaningful, but unsustainable, volume.
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A suspicious package addressed to Robert De Niro in Manhattan was removed by the New York City Police Department bomb squad on Thursday after similar mailers were sent to prominent Democrats across the country this week.
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Linda Thomas Brooks is president and CEO of MPA- The Association of Magazine Media, Stephen Kearney is executive director of Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers and Michael Plunkett is president and CEO of Association for Postal Commerce.
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But his Republican opponent, Karen Handel, as well as a GOP-aligned super PAC and the House Republicans' campaign arm, the National Republican Congressional Committee, spent millions on television ads and mailers latching Ossoff to Pelosi.
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The mailers feature the lawmaker's picture and say, "Thank You (lawmaker) for supporting a permanent solution for Dreamers," a term used to describe the young undocumented immigrants derived from the Dream Act that would protect them.
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Eskamani, whose Republican opponent sent out mailers calling her "vulgar" for using the phrase "pussy power," is the candidate who most frames her candidacy around wanting to "fuck the patriarchy" and get more women into office.
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Whenever one of them was asked which group, if any, she had come with, there was a perceptible pause as she thought about the profusion of mailers in her inbox and posts in her Facebook feed.
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Meanwhile, since 2000, the Republican National Committee has sent out "Congressional District Census" mailers that request fundraising dollars in addition to asking partisan questions, around the same time as the official US census forms are sent.
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And because several media offices are closed or not accepting deliveries, don't send mailers unless you have coordinated with a reporter/editor to confirm they can receive it and have advised where it should be sent.
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The mailers, which were sent in plain envelopes with no return label, were addressed to residents in the doctors' neighborhoods, raising the specter of an abortion provider who may live just a few doors down from them.
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To make the process more affordable for mailers, they agreed in 1969 to a system of subsidized rates for shipping letter post items with the cheapest rates going to the poorest countries like Botswana, Gabon and China.
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LEDE: The U.S. Postal Service cannot remove its cap and hike prices on the mailers that Netflix and GameFly use to ship their rentals to customers, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday.
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Mailers do not want to pay steeper rates, senators from rural areas insist on maintaining six-day-per-week delivery and legislators holler every time the USPS tries to close a post office or mail-sorting facility.
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Instead of waiting until six weeks before Election Day to blitz black voters with glitzy mailers or radio ads, we must invest time and resources early on and repeatedly engage black voters on issues they care about.
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In a rare move against an incumbent, a half dozen national groups advancing leftist agendas on gay rights, workers' rights and women's issues mounted a $1 million independent campaign targeting Lipinski in mailers, television ads and online.
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"It was a classic reverse psychology tactic," said Tyler Montague, a Republican campaign strategist in Arizona, emphasizing how the mailers may have had the effect of peeling away liberal support for Ms. Sinema, while bolstering Ms. Green.
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" Mr. Martin, at the F.E.C., said he could not comment on whether anyone had complained about the mailers because "the Federal Election Campaign Act requires that matters before the commission be kept confidential until they are resolved.
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In the last weeks of the race, both parties poured millions of dollars into a handful of swing districts on Long Island and in the Hudson Valley, unleashing a torrent of mailers, canvassers and expensive television advertisements.
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The mailers show a photo of one of the terrorists involved in an attack on Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics wearing a ski mask on one side, and photos of Campa-Najjar and Muslim Democratic Reps.
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So Putin can find a pro-Trump Super PAC of his choosing and send along the $85033 million money order, which the Super PAC can then use on television ads, mailers, or anything else it deems appropriate.
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The FTC alleged that seniors would receive mailers claiming that they had just won more than $1 million or that they could win a large cash prize if they answered a question and submited a registration fee.
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The new measures will be a blow to Airbnb, which plowed more than $20153 million into ads, mailers and canvassers, easily outspending the hotel industry and an influential hotel workers union, which were in favor of the restrictions.
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The coalition, which represents major mailers such as Amazon and Bank of America, argued raising rates would be an "equally mistaken" move that would starve the Postal Service of money by driving business to use other delivery services.
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AFP ran digital ads thanking Heitkamp for supporting bank reform and they've sent out mailers on behalf of nearly a half-dozen House Democrats who support criminal justice reform or so-called right to try experimental drug laws.
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The Faith & Freedom Coalition reportedly plans "to micro-target around 125 million social conservative voters across 19 different states through door-to-door interactions, digital ads, phone calls, and mailers," according to an article in The Christian Post.
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Nearly $120,000 from Susan B. Anthony List has been spent on not just ads and mailers but also money to fly canvassers to the district, put them up at hotels and transport them in vans to various neighborhoods.
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The action means de Leon will receive hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign money, party volunteers, paid mailers and advertising, organizing assistance and will receive the party&aposs endorsement in the state voter guide for the November election.
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Both times the post office could not reach Bayh at the condo he owns in Indianapolis despite multiple attempts, prompting the Indiana Election Division to list him as inactive, according to copies of the mailers and state voting records.
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LVF is teaming up with CHC BOLD PAC, the fundraising arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, and investing close to $85033,000 on mailers and GOTV efforts on behalf of Espaillat in the days leading up to the Tuesday vote.
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The DCCC and two major Democratic super PACs – House Majority PAC and Priorities USA Action – have spent more than $1 million on ads and mailers hammering state Assemblyman Rocky Chavez, who was once viewed as the leading GOP candidate.
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While the A.C.L.U. does not officially endorse or oppose specific candidates, it made its feelings clear in Mr. Kobach's race, with a $10.23,000 TV ad buy, 150,000 mailers, 70,000 phone calls and by knocking on more than 5,000 doors.
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As for Mr. Jones's well-run, well-funded campaign, it is using glossy mailers to highlight vivid details of the young women's allegations, trying to cut through the fog to humanize the accusers and show that they are credible.
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Even for those who can't make it to the windows, those themes radiate outward, setting the tone for the season: in store, online, in mailers and on all-important social media, a 360-degree wallop of shoppable holiday spirit.
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The fight for the endorsement "is an amazing sight to watch because a candidate … can personally call every single delegate," Bauman said, noting that delegates have been inundated with emails, texts, calls and mailers seeking their votes for endorsements.
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Gonzales accused Madigan of falsely calling him a felon on television commercials and in political mailers based on several arrests and criminal convictions between 1991 and 1994, including the use of stolen credit cards as an 18-year-old.
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It estimates each household's income, and ideological positions, using both information on their neighborhood from the census and data on consumer habits from InfoUSA, a commercial data vendor that sells information on people to bulk mailers and other marketers.
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The mailers, with glossy screens the size of an iPad Mini, arrived in the mailboxes of supporters the campaign considers influential, and the video, the length of a documentary short, began to play as soon as the package was opened.
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"They didn't just endorse — they have sent out eight mailers in support of another pro-choice woman," Moser protested in a February interview with BuzzFeed News, shortly before the race became a head-to-head runoff between her and Fletcher.
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The six targeted races, where they will run digital ads and mailers in addition to door-to-door canvassing, include: California's 25th district and 48th district, Illinois' 6th district, Minnesota's 2nd district and 333rd district, and New York's 19th district.
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Chris Christie felt the full force of the "super PAC" supporting Senator Marco Rubio: It ran two negative television ads, printed mailers, made digital display ads and ran two separate websites against Mr. Christie that meshed with the broadcast ads.
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The mailers are being sent to the districts of vulnerable Republicans and others who have supported immigration compromises this year, which thus far have been unsuccessful, as well as a handful of Democrats who have been particularly active on the issue.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) said the new investment will include $1.5 million for TV ads, and the remainder will be used for African-American radio and newspaper ads, as well as get-out-the-vote digital efforts and mailers.
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It was there that we learned how important it had been that we conveyed our message — this race is not about the candidates, it's about black people — in person, not just through thousands of dollars' worth of mailers and TV ads.
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Text messages are not free — most peer-to-peer platforms charge 10 to 30 cents per conversation, with discounts for large clients — but they are less expensive than printed mailers and appear to be more effective than other communication methods.
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Sanders' campaign has spent unprecedented time and money courting independents, running digital ads, sending thousands of calls, texts and customized mailers and putting the candidate out as part of a string of news conferences to familiarize them with the rules.
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In one of its filings last year, Amazon wrote that the higher minimum would provide "no benefits to mailers, shippers or consumers," and that it's not a necessary requirement to "level the playing field" between the Postal Service and private carriers.
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What if, instead of spending billions on consultants, TV ads and mailers engineered to stoke zero-sum partisanship, party leaders and affiliated funders invested in increasing the paid staff of local party organizations, and then sought their input and advice?
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In their letter, The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and The Native American Rights Fund argue that the mailers violate the Prevent Deceptive Census Look Alike Mailings Act and could sow confusion among Native American communities in the state.
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In all, NextGen, aligned with Democratic megadonor Tom Steyer, is spending about $33 million in its push to turn out the youth vote, through a combination of digital ads, mailers and on-the-ground efforts on more than 400 college campuses.
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The effort includes mailers to the homes of caucusgoers from an industry group called America's Renewable Future and a recreational vehicle that stalked Mr. Cruz during his six-day bus tour across Iowa this month, handing out fliers at each of his appearances.
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Of course hate mailers can't be relied on for propriety, but many of them choose to forgo salutations, as if to declare that you aren't worthy of one, even though you were somehow worthy of being written to in the first place.
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Washington (CNN)Sarah Palin told CNN's Jake Tapper on Monday that she took issue with recent mailers distributed by Ted Cruz's campaign to "shame" Iowa voters into caucusing, adding that it "wasn't a tough decision" to back Donald Trump over the Texas senator.
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For 18 months, Americans have been bombarded by a 85033-hour continuous election cycle on the news, protests at rallies, commercials and mailers leading to an election day that Americans on both sides of the aisle couldn't wait to get over with.
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IN CLINTON'S CORNER: The Hill's Bradford Richardson reports: Planned Parenthood's political arms are launching a multi-platform, seven-figure ad buy in support of Hillary Clinton and will promote Clinton's pro-abortion-rights stance in videos, digital ads, phone banks and mailers.
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In a statement to the Times-Dispatch, Northam spokesman David Turner justified the decision by saying the mailers "constituted less than 0.5 percent of the literature printed" and that the campaign created them specifically for LIUNA to use on its canvassing efforts.
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Gillespie's strategy has been to build a kind of Frankenstein's monster of a campaign, in which he outsources the dirty work to ads and mailers while personally playing the role of a safe alternative to Trump in debates and other public appearances.
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But he wasn't just backing the movement on air: He was also participating in fund-raising activities and allowing his image to be attached to promotional mailers for groups like the Tea Party Patriots, which was also an advertiser on his radio show.
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He has pledged $500,000 to a political committee for Gillum, who serves as mayor of Tallahassee, plus more than $500,000 in independent mailers, digital ads and door-to-door canvassing through his youth voter outreach effort, NextGen America, according to the organization.
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To groups like the McConnell-backed Senate Leadership Fund, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Rifle Association, which are sending mailers and airing television ads in the closing days of the race, Alabama is their chance to halt a rebellion.
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After pouring millions into television commercials, digital advertising and mailers in side-by-side districts held by Representatives Dana Rohrabacher, Darrell Issa and Ed Royce, all Republicans, Democrats remained uncertain that one of their own would emerge as one of the two leaders.
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BlackPAC, which helped boost turnout for winning Democrats last year in Virginia and Alabama, is now spending $8 million in the final sprint to Election Day to target African-American voters with radio ads and mailers in Georgia and nine other states.
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"Out of millions of fundraising mailers targeting people who give to Republicans -- clearly labeled on the front with 'Ted Cruz for Senate' -- there were a few complaints that came not to us but through the local media or twitter," a campaign spokesperson said.
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The Libre Initiative, which bills itself as an effort to "empower the U.S. Hispanic community," recently sent mailers to the constituents of five Democrats and nine Republicans, praising the lawmakers for their efforts to protect the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers.
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The California congresswoman has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars each election cycle from some of her state's biggest politicians paying to be listed on her slate mailers—sample ballots traditionally mailed out to about 200,000 voters in Los Angeles highlighting whom she supports.
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In all four states, television commercials and campaign mailers were filled with mentions of Mr. Trump (positively and negatively) as well as of national Democratic leaders such as Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senator Bernie Sanders and the so-called Squad of freshman House Democrats (negatively).
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In southern New Jersey, Rhodes Scholar and former Obama-era national security adviser Andrew Kim, a Democrat, has faced mailers depicting dead fish on ice that use a typical Chinese-menu font (Kim is actually Korean-American) to try to paint him as an outsider.
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" Mr. Gaughran, the chairman of the Suffolk County Water Authority, had already tried to make ethics a part of the race, with campaign mailers arriving this week that characterize Mr. Marcellino, who has deep ties to Oyster Bay, as part of a "corrupt political machine.
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"People our age get hundreds of emails a day, but they only get ten pieces of a mail a day, if that many," says Pete Christman, the head of acquisition marketing at the shaving company Harry's, which counts on mailers as part of its marketing.
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Mr. Weber, who shot some memorable Comme des Garçons mailers in the 1980s, had brought his camera and was snapping away; Rick Owens, with his wife, Michèle Lamy, one of the few brave and chic enough to wear Comme, were looking around in awe.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco and Philip Morris, both of which have their own e-cigarette units, have spent more than $70 million collectively on ads, mailers and other efforts to defeat the ballot measure, making it one of the industry's most expensive political campaigns.
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In recent months, Mr. Engel has paid for multiple negative mailers, including one linking Mr. Lewis to the Central Intelligence Agency — an unusual tactic for the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, who would become chairman should Democrats take the House in November.
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That's on top of another controversy, as the New York State Democratic Committee recently sent out mailers to Jewish voters calling Nixon "silent on the rise of anti-Semitism," despite the fact she attends a synagogue and is raising two of her children as Jewish.
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Luckily, the American Catalog Mailers Association and NetChoice – two industry groups representing remote and online sellers around the country – have sued the state of South Dakota to try to ensure they comply with that decision, and other lawsuits are percolating through the state and federal courts.
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The House Republican super PAC has not only unleashed a barrage of commercials and mailers, but it has also funded canvassers, a small group of whom were making their way through a middle-class subdivision just west of Pittsburgh the morning after Mr. Biden was in town.
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PacNet's founder Rosanne Day, 51, and her colleagues Robert Paul Davis, 193; Genevieve Renee Frappier, 49; and Miles Kelly, 55, were accused in a 41-count indictment of helping make the Vancouver-based company the "payment processor of choice" for fraudulent mass mailers around the world.
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" And a senior Cruz campaign aide echoed that pushback, telling CNN that the campaign had sent "millions of these mailers across the state over the last two years," and that "no one has raised an eyebrow until someone who doesn't support Ted (Cruz) tweets about it.
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Already, in Iowa, the Cruz campaign came under fire for spreading inaccurate reports that Ben Carson was suspending his campaign on the day of the Iowa caucuses and sending out high-pressure mailers intended to shame inconsistent voters who were likely to support Cruz into turning out.
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Controversial mailers sent out by his campaign over the weekend, seemingly trying to shame people into voting by showing their and their neighbors' previous voting records, didn't go over well in the state — even a few people at Cruz's Monday event said they were turned off by it.
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This too is unfortunate, as such broad consensus — amongst stakeholders including unions, mailers and ranking members of both major political parties reflects the realization by these key stakeholders that legislation is necessary and that this bill is a key step towards returning the Postal Service to financial health.
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One of the mailers, obtained by The Hill, includes the edited images of Jones and House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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For nearly seven years he worked for Americans for Prosperity, a group sponsored by key conservative figures Charles G. and David H. Koch, where he served as a regional director and managed their voter registration program, which came under investigation in 2014 for sending out misleading mailers to voters.
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Another group called the Big Tent Project reportedly spent money on digital ads and mailers in Nevada, and is doing so again in South Carolina to hit a similar message targeting black voters: that Sanders' proposals are not feasible and will provide fodder for Republicans in the general election.
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It was far earlier than in prior years, but like other New Hampshire voters I have been answering the door (or not, depending on my mood), throwing candidate mailers away (Tom Steyer sends at least one a week) and having my Pandora playlist interrupted by Pete Buttigieg for months.
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Business groups have pushed the White House to support bills long pending in Congress that would address the requirement that the Post Office pre-fund its retiree benefits -- which are the source of much of its apparent deficit -- as well as make smaller tweaks to pricing and contracts with large mailers.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is reportedly sending mailers to voters in Oregon that look like U.S. census forms that ask for donations to President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's reelection campaign.
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The department's statement follows a Thursday memo by U.S. President Donald Trump, which said the system of "terminal dues," or money paid to a postal service for finishing the delivery of mail from other countries, unfairly favors foreign mailers over domestic ones, a position that major U.S. shippers have held for years. Amazon.
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Rep. Mia LoveLudmya (Mia) LoveFormer GOP lawmaker: Trump's tweets have to stop Congressional Women's Softball team releases roster The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Utah) is being criticized by newspapers in her home state for sending mailers that make it appear she has their endorsement.
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Maloney and other House Democrats sent a letter to RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDanielRonna Romney McDanielGOP chairwoman negative for COVID RNC chairwoman recommended COVID-19 test after experiencing symptoms Trump campaign turns to virtual tools amid coronavirus spread MORE earlier this month asking her to ensure the RNC "immediately" stopped sending these mailers.
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Stanford's Caroline Hoxby and the University of Virginia's Sarah Turner conducted a large-scale randomized study where they sent mailers to high-scoring high schoolers in poor households offering information on applying to highly selective schools, including advice on crafting an application, a waiver of application fees, and information on the net cost of attendance.
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The gist common to all my hate mail is not only that I'm stupendously wrong in whatever view I've espoused—hate mailers have a qualmless relationship with right and wrong—but that I don't deserve the honor of espousing such views, of inflicting them upon minds that wish to remain undefiled by someone else's ideas.
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Trump taps the right's anger against Fox The Dunkin' Donuts Roundtable At the Dunkin Donuts next to the Merrimack post office, Bill Mackie and a rotating group of four or five other Merrimack residents -- many of them retired, all of them supporting Republicans this year -- are discussing the stacks of mailers from other candidates.
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But Trump has knocked Cruz for more than his attack ads, also pointing to the Cruz campaign's tactics, which included mailers warning voters of a "voter violation" and a Cruz campaign adviser calling grassroots leaders hours before voters headed to the caucuses, claiming that retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson had dropped out of the presidential race.
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The more they polluted the airwaves and local mailboxes with nasty, ludicrous attacks on Mr. Moore (my house received nearly 20 glossy, redundant and tone-deaf mailers in a single week), the more Alabamians were both disgusted by their vile tenor and reminded that Mr. Strange was the choice of the Washington insiders they despise.
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Luckily, Hoxby and the University of Virginia's Sarah Turner conducted a large-scale randomized study where they sent mailers to high-scoring high schoolers in poor households offering information on applying to highly selective schools, including advice on crafting an application, a waiver of application fees, and information on the net cost of attendance.
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On the witness stand, John Ross, who was executive director of the Alabama Republican Party when Hubbard was chair, testified that he voiced concern when "the chairman told us he wanted to use" his company, Craftmaster Printing, to produce mailers for Republican candidates across the state in the party's successful 0003 campaign to take control of the state legislature.
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And that's something else I can't help but notice: Many hate mailers are clearly themselves writers, aspiring or frustrated or homicidally disappointed—as with the person who didn't like one of my essays and so wrote to tell me that he was no longer submitting his work to the literary journal for which I'm an editor.
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The mailers announced Thursday are part of a broader initiative that includes TV and digital advertising as well as in-person advocacy for a solution for young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children and were protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program Trump is ending, as well as for border security.
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In one case, federal prosecutors investigated Mr. Rivera's role in a secret plot to finance a sham candidate, Justin Lamar Sternad, in which tens of thousands of dollars were spent to pay for Mr. Sternad's mailers, robocalls and other expenses with the goal of undercutting Mr. Rivera's Democratic opponent, Joe Garcia, in the 2012 congressional race.
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The anti-carbon tax money has fueled a months-long public relations blitz involving television and digital ads, flyers and mailers that argued the fee would drive up energy costs for consumers, small businesses and farms, and which criticized proposed exemptions for industries like aluminum, pulp and paper, and soon-to-retire coal-fired power plants.
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Mr. Cuomo's victory ensures that no Democratic governor or senator in America lost a party primary in 2018, a sign of how steep a climb Ms. Nixon, an actress and activist, had faced, even before the governor's campaign unloaded a sum close to $25 million to blanket the contest in a blizzard of television ads and glossy mailers.
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The lopsided fund-raising numbers from all 14 Democratic challengers in the two states — from the longest of shots to the surest of bets — amount to a dramatic financial show of force that will fund a drumbeat of television spots, political mailers and digital ads in a crucial region for the Democratic effort to take power in the House.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergWarren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Poll: Most Democratic voters say billionaires are out of touch with average American The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Impeachment trial moves to senators' questions MORE's campaign is set to send 2.5 million mailers out to primary voters across Super Tuesday states on Monday.
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The group is also beginning to send ObamaCare mailers in Nevada, where Republicans hope to replace Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE with one of their own.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 258 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 21982 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 2013 but remains influential.
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At one stop, his adviser Mr. Tyler invited reporters to watch him place a Cruz campaign sticker on the back of the ethanol group's R.V. By the end of the tour, Mr. Cruz had begun bringing up his ethanol position even without prompting from the audience, joking that the negative mailers from the ethanol lobby would make "great kindling" for voters' fireplaces.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 294 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 2779 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22035 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 9993 but remains influential.
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Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who Palin endorsed last month, and Iowa secretary of state Paul Pate also criticized Cruz for his use of the mailers.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22262 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22017 but remains influential.
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TRUMP/CRUZ BATTLE GETTING VICIOUS: Via The Hill's Jesse Byrnes, Donald Trump ripped Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE over controversial mailers Cruz's campaign has sent out.
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From Hamilton Davison, president and executive director, American Catalog Mailers Association, Washington, D.C. Critics wrong to imply Trump harbors anti-Semitism One can argue whether President Trump should have handled certain situations regarding Jews differently (such as the question at the recent press conference), but it is too great of a logical leap to conclude that President Trump acted out of anti-Semitism.
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I was including shipping in my prices, and I quickly learned that while I could easily send small, light items such as shirts via first-class mail in pineapple-patterned mailers that I bought on Amazon ($13.99 for 100), heavier items such as shoes and bags had to go via Priority Mail — which initially was almost as much as I was charging for the items themselves.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) both have endorsed Leneghan, and their PAC, the House Freedom Action Fund, has spent more than $85003,000 in ads and mailers backing Leneghan.
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Steyer's campaign has invested heavily in South Carolina: Both campaign and candidate have gone deep into rural black communities to learn about the lives of black South Carolinians — all while blanketing the state with television ads and glossy mailers that have propelled the candidate who lost in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada to third place in polls of South Carolinians and the second choice among black voters.
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But he's recast himself in this race as a Trumpian culture warrior promising to preserve Confederate monuments, sending mailers emblazoned with "You'd never take a knee, so take a stand on Election Day" alongside a kneeling football player, and warning that his opponent, Democrat Ralph Northam, will "let dangerous illegal immigrants back on the street" like members of the Central American gang MS-13.
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