Sentences with phrase «only run a political campaign»

A ward councilman or councilwoman — also called Alderman and Alderwoman in some cities — only run a political campaign for office within their own ward, and hold two - year, part - time terms in many cases.

Not exact matches

Today, for instance, I can only find five ad campaigns running: one for drug company Novartus, one for a prescription benefit plan (also running in the Post's political section), a CATO Institute ad for a book, an ad from the American Council of Life Insurers and an Environmental Defense ad on global warming.

This was despite being a political outsider and running only a regional campaign on a shoestring budget.

There were frequent reminders that de Blasio's interests for much of his political career have been national — de Blasio only decided to run for City Council at age 39, after running Hillary Clinton's campaign for U.S. Senate.

When Hudson ran for office, Miner not only steered money to her campaign but accompanied her to Manhattan to meet state Democratic Party big shots at a luncheon hosted by Eleanor's Legacy, a women's political group.

Although Paladino said he didn't discuss politics much, he did run his first political campaign — his only campaign before this year — while on campus, and won a seat along with Pavone on the Law Student Senate.

But only millionaires can afford the signs, leaflets and staff you need to run a political campaign, right?

Playing to type, in the North Dakota political battle over the «new and improved» Measure 6, the only active vote for a presumption for shared parenting in this U.S. election cycle, the group running the opposition campaign is all lawyers plus a male pastor and a female domestic violence advocate — and they seem to be using State Bar resources to oppose the legislation.