electionered (Meaning)

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electionered (imp. & p. p.)

of Electioneer

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The candidate diligently electionered in the weeks leading up to the election.
Volunteers actively electioneered door-to-door to secure votes for their preferred candidate.
Both parties heavily electioneered in the swing states to maximize their chances of victory.
The organization decided to electioneer in local communities to raise awareness about the upcoming referendum.
The political campaign employed various strategies to electioneer effectively and reach as many voters as possible.
The politician faced criticism for electioneering during a time of national crisis.
Candidates often electioneer on promises of change and betterment to gain public support.
Despite electioneering efforts, the incumbent lost the election due to a shift in voter sentiment.
Electioneering laws vary across jurisdictions, dictating the rules and limitations for campaign activities.
The media played a significant role in electioneering by disseminating information and shaping public opinion during the campaign period.

of Electioneer

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The candidate diligently electionered in the weeks leading up to the election.

Volunteers actively electioneered door-to-door to secure votes for their preferred candidate.

Both parties heavily electioneered in the swing states to maximize their chances of victory.

The organization decided to electioneer in local communities to raise awareness about the upcoming referendum.