Phrases with «lackluster campaign»

The phrase "lackluster campaign" means a weak, unimpressive, or uninspiring effort or strategy in achieving a goal, usually in the context of politics, marketing, or sports. Full definition

Sentences with «lackluster campaign»

  • In an election year marked by lackluster campaigning and low turnout, one group of New York City voters came to the polls in droves: those seeking to lodge the futile and time - honored protest of writing in a candidate for mayor. (nystateofpolitics.com)
  • A few weeks ago, New York Democratic insiders believed Rangel was running a severely lackluster campaign but would squeak out a victory in a crowded field. (rollcall.com)
  • Though Henry is seen as having done a solid job in office, he was elected with just 43 percent of the vote in 2002 — thanks to a decidedly lackluster campaign by former representative Steve Largent (R) and a third - party candidate who attracted a number of GOP - leaning voters. (voices.washingtonpost.com)
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