When a politician stands up campaigning for elected office and says, I want to fix our health system.

The Russian factor will strongly influence the campaign.

To defuse an electoral fight with his rival, Schroeder agreed.

The candidates were back on the road they were campaigning.

I was following Mitt Romney around New Hampshire, and he was campaigning with his five perfect sons

I have no obligation to pay for my own campaign.

Anti immigrant German party AfD targets Russian German voters with an election ad.

When a politician stands up campaigning for elected office and says, I want to fix our health system.

That he overcame this obstacle without changing his stance on engaging North Korea means that times have radically changed.

A few years ago this would have doomed Roh's candidacy.

Putin will run a campaign he will go to a supermarket, complain that prices are too high, and prices will be lowered.

President Sarkozy, currently on his campaign for the 2012 presidential election, was one of the first politicians to congratulate the director on Twitter

The African National Congress already launched its official election campaign on Saturday, 29 January 1994.

Recent developments suggest that when political parties begin active campaigning for elections an upsurge in political violence is possible.

He is an old personal friend of President Aristide and was one of the main contributors to his election campaign in 1990.

As a political tactician, she has also been innovative, organizing her campaign on the Internet with a plan to write her program from the responses of users.

Yushchenko has now resumed campaigning, his face partially paralyzed when he spoke to a huge rally of supporters in Kiev last week.

Mr. Prokhorov released a political programme last week, which outlines in detail his plans on how to ensure Russia lives up to its potential.

The Pro Kurdish HDP (People's Democratic Party) has been maintaining a successful campaign ahead of Turkey's General Election on June 6 both online and offline.

Among the reformists now in the race, Mehdi Karrobi, the former speaker of the Majlis is a declared reformist candidate. Mir Hossein Moussavi, a former prime minister, and Abdullah Nouri, a former interior minister, are also expected to enter the race.

With its accusations about poisonings and conspiracies, Ukraine's presidential election campaign is a spectacle only the Borgias could love.

Mir Hossein Moussavi, a former prime minister, and Abdullah Nouri, a former interior minister, are also expected to enter the race.

Indeed, even Erdoğan, evidently trying to stop the MHP s advance, used campaign rhetoric that alienated many Kurdish voters.

The taking of Atlanta in September dashed these hopes, and the end of the Confederacy was just a matter of time.

Tymoshenko, who has survived three assassination attempts, is not the type of woman to surrender her campaign on a technicality.

But he remains in a fantasy world in which peace with the Palestinians can be achieved for less than what previous left wing governments offered. To make his point, Lapid even launched his electoral campaign in Ariel, an Israeli city built in the heartland of the Palestinian West bank.

To make his point, Lapid even launched his electoral campaign in Ariel, an Israeli city built in the heartland of the Palestinian West bank.

Trump launched his presidential campaign on a promise to build a wall along the US southern border and vowed to make Mexico pay for the project.

Despite an intense campaign from the LDP, its victory was a rather modest one in a district it was expected to win convincingly.

It can be dangerous to start one's electoral campaign before other candidates, but sometimes, if one starts much earlier than everyone else, serious rivals never appear.

During the 2004 Democratic primaries, she returned to the campaign trail, this time following the Democratic candidates.

Despite the fact that the Bank poured in over 3,000,000 into Clay's campaign, Jackson was re elected by a landslide in November of 1832.

It exploited the multiple failures of the Congress Party in launching its quest for power, building vicious diatribes against Muslims and Christians into their campaign rhetoric.

Chávez exploited and widened that division indeed, as the current campaign to elect his successor shows, the country remains more polarized than ever.

They made their last stand in the presidential election campaign of John McCain, whose foreign policy advisers included some prominent members of the fraternity (most were men).

But it is not too soon to address the question of what effect US foreign policy is having on the campaign and what it reveals about how Americans see the world.

Obama campaigned on a promise to withdraw American combat brigades (but not troops engaged in training and counterterrorism) from Iraq by mid 2010.

Despite hundreds of thousands of dollars from the usual sources pumped into the by election campaign, the ruling party lost by a margin that makes huge look small.

Opposition activists were blocked from most campaigning, and often arrested, while Kremlin controlled courts denied their complaints.

I however appeal to the political parties to conduct their electoral activities in a manner that does not undermine the hard won peace and stability they currently enjoy.

I also call for an open electoral process, in which candidates can campaign freely and voters can participate fully without fear for their personal safety.

Finally, Los That Sports Blog noted that if Mr. Prokhorov does run a successful campaign and is elected to the Russian Presidency, such a post could affect his responsibilities to the NBA

Political career President John F. Kennedy appointed Bell, who had been the co chairman of Kennedy's presidential campaign in Georgia, to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in 1961.

On 12 September, the station began a new schedule of elections related broadcasts, including interviews with representatives of political parties, civic education topics and programmes highlighting candidates' platforms.

Even in long established democracies, candidates for elective office are not evaluated according to their wisdom and leadership, but according to the size of their campaign war chests.