Sentences with phrase «early election strategy»

For Frenzel, Wowereit's move to save one of his favorite projects could be an early election strategy or an about - face in the city's cultural politics.

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Leaders from all three nations have said they aim to conclude the talks early this year, well before the Mexican presidential election in July, which could lead to a shift in personnel and strategy.

A second option would be to formally include the 2011 election commitments in the 2014 budget as part of a longer - term economic and fiscal strategy, and in doing so begin the 2015 election campaign twelve months earlier.

If you're a small campaign with a single staffer, try to spend at least 8 hours planning and executing your online - specific strategy per week, particularly at the beginning, remembering that those early hours can be far more valuable than time spent right before the election.

If you're a small campaign with a single staffer, try to spend 4 - 8 hours planning and executing your online - specific strategy per week, at least at the beginning, remembering that those early hours can be far more valuable than time spent right before the election.

He said the identities of party agents are part of a political party's strategy for winning the elections and therefore can not be revealed too early.

Take the 2008 Obama campaign as an example — the kernel was assembled from early 2007 onwards, with staffers plotting strategy and tactics, technologists developing the tools and infrastructures for an extensive, nation - wide effort, and organizers connecting with the multitudes of willing volunteers who helped power Obama to victory in both the primary and the general election.

The Post's Jose Antonio Vargas is reporting on the Obama campaign's election - day SMS strategy, clearly aimed at boosting voter turnout: Early this morning, Sen. Barack Obama sent the first of three text messages to supporters who've signed up to his messaging program and live in...

The interview, which came after Corbyn refused to answer questions about a potential early general election from an ITV reporter earlier in the day, sowed confusion about Labour's Brexit strategy, which had appeared clearer since a shadow Brexit team led by Keir Starmer was appointed last month.

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The Scottish Conservative leader — emboldened by her historic election gains — had earlier called on colleagues to «look again» at their Brexit strategy.