Sentences with phrase «of election leaflets»

But an Electoral Commission spokeswoman said it was within the rules of election leaflets because it included the name and address of the UKIP candidate and promoter.

Not exact matches

The 2008 local elections and the 2009 European elections followed in due course; by 2010 the machine was well - oiled enough that in the final week before polling day it was a case of getting rid of surplus leaflets rather than rushing to target specific areas.

And the election, and likely re-election, of Corbyn is very much part of that phenomenon: from reports, few of the enormous number of new Labour members and supporters are keen to become in the hard tasks of attending planning meetings or delivering leaflets.

Presently only the costs of election - directed materials and activities such as leaflets and advertisements are regulated.

It is not an issue that's grabbed the passions of the British people in any way... If you wrote an election leaflet that read «We want a written constitution for the United Kingdom», you would probably get nil votes... I doubt if anyone would regard that as among their thirty top issues.

And while the largest expenditure category in many campaigns is on TV advertising, there are also posters, billboards, lawn signs, leaflets, buttons and all kinds of other material that still flowers bountifully in the USA, especially in the late stages of close elections.

Max Mosley has been accused of involvement in a by - election leaflet linking non-white immigrants with diseases such as TB.

On my desk, I have five pieces of election literature which have been delivered by the local Labour campaign over the last week or so, six Lib Dem leaflets, one leaflet from an independent candidate... and nothing whatsoever from the local Conservatives.

Burnham was criticised during the 2010 election campaign after leaflets were sent to 250,000 women — some of whom turned out to be cancer patients — featuring a message from a breast cancer survivor who praised Labour's health policy.

'' @BuzzFeedUKPol: The greatest UKIP leaflet of the 2015 election.

For all the focus on leaders» debates, policy pledges and the inevitable gaffes in the final weeks, ultimately the outcome of the election will be decided by which party manages to motivate its supporters to knock on doors and deliver leaflets in the gruelling weeks ahead.

Huge fan of this Ukip election leaflet's stream of consciousness style political rhetoric.

We at JLM are proud to oppose the actions of the Israeli government but do you know that every time comrades in this room and around the party seek to delegitimise us as a voice in this party the impact that it has back in Israel is to provide fodder for the Israeli right and election leaflets from Netanyahu telling them that Europe is riddled with antisemitism where even left wing Jewish movements have no space to operate?»

I note that @CoxGraham's election leaflet has NO mention of the fact he's a Conservative.

While political parties have become increasingly sophisticated organisations with a cadre of professional policy wonks, media managers and spin doctors, when it comes to fighting elections they remain heavily dependent on a large number of volunteers to knock on doors, deliver leaflets and make phone calls.

Having lost her seat in 2010, she was a by - election candidate for the same ward in May 2012 where it was reported that she was the victim of false leaflets produced in her name.

During the election, the Liberal Democrats accused Labour of underhand tactics for distributing this leaflet.

A leaflet produced by the Liberal party towards the end of the campaign branded the election a «straight choice» between Labour and the Liberals.

Tory MP Edward Leigh brandished a 2010 Liberal Democrat election leaflet featuring Clegg promising a referendum to the Commons and asked if the photo of the deputy prime minister was of «an imposter or a hypocrite».

As we enter the fnal weekend before the Oldham East and Saddleworth by - election, the Conservative campaign enters a new phase, with a new swathe of leaflets turning the fire onto Labour.

Throughout the last election, the Labour Party put out numerous leaflets which were designed to scare the wits out of pensioners, mothers and cancer sufferers.

What anybody does as a young adult will always be relevant to who they are in later life if it is as awful and repugnant as being the legal publisher of a leaflet supporting a candidate for his father Sir Oswald Mosley's Union Movement in a 1961 by - election.

The Electoral Commission said that as with most elections, most of the money — in this case 62 % or # 1.3 m — was spent on «unsolicited materials» such as leaflets.

The mountains of leaflets, the WhatsApp groups, the election night panic... Harriet Harman, Tracy Brabin and David Lammy on what the play gets right — and wrong

And Labour have accused the Liberal Democrats of helping the BNP to victory by pandering to racism in election leaflets they distributed round the Isle of Dogs ward.

When she stood at the last general election, one of her campaign leaflets contained distinctly ugly messages about the Labour government's repeal of section 28 (the infamous Tory legislation outlawing the «promotion» of homosexuality in schools), and the lowering of the gay age of consent.

Detectives are already investigating 16 claims involving postal votes and election leaflets ahead of Thursday's re-run election.

The reforms will ensure that the true value of activities such as leaflet - printing is reflected when judging whether parties have breached the # 19m cap on campaign spending in the year before a general election, said No 10.

Earlier this month an election leaflet outlining «10 reasons to vote Conservative» made no mention of the environment, which Mr Cameron once pledged to make a Tory priority

Johanna's election leaflet didn't reveal too much about where she stands on controversial issues of the day but she's a welcome replacement none the less.

Undated handout photo of a general election leaflet for former immigration minister Phil Woolas

Robert Halfon, the new chair of the education select committee, campaigned in the corridors of Parliament for the position using leaflets and badges as if he were in a school election for class representative.