Sentences with phrase «out talking to voters»

Ms Curran has been out talking to voters this morning, but she just started a whistle - stop tour of «human traffic» areas - shopping centres, train stations, that sort of thing - and then it'll be back to knocking on doors a little later.

Not exact matches

For instance, Romney's campaign talked a lot about microtargeted communications, but they seem to have had in mind reaching out to the same pool of voters as usual but with better messaging.

Second, the more optimistic one outlined by Peter Wielhouwer in the early 2000s, suggesting that more sophisticated targeting would also allow campaigns to identify more voters it makes sense to talk to and try to motivate, and thus expand the electorate as more people are turned out to vote.

Stewart - Cousins, a Democrat from Yonkers, confirmed that issues such as voter reform measures and changes to the state's ethics laws had fallen out of the budget talks.

What Stein is proving here is that in all this talk of hacking — and international governmental interference and voter fraud — there is a way to find out whether the vote totals are accurate: If there is a paper trail, official vote totals can be easily verified in a manual recount.

While the right of the party have lectured Corbyn and the left for the past year about talking - down to voters, being «out of touch» and not understanding ordinary people's views, here Smith is saying he believes Labour should go into the 2020 election telling the 52 % of Leave voters they are simply wrong.

I believe that with today's technology you can get the word out about these elections online and by old fashioned door - to - door campaigning and talking to voters.

I was just he was able to communicate with the outside world, and if Facebook is a better spot than MySpace in Lebanon to reach out to young voters talk about democracy, and perhaps fight radicals, so be it.

The Country's voters - I talk to ordinary folk when out and about - give me the message that they are totally sick and tired of the fact that British society and life is characterised and fundamentally motivated by money and profit.

NYCLASS will shell out the cash to distribute mailers in the district, which covers Jackson Heights, East Elmhurst and Corona, and on canvassers to talk directly to voters.

Since day one, we've been focused on our grassroots infrastructure, with volunteers out there every day to meet with voters and talk about the importance of this election, and what is at stake this November,» Recchia said.

My priorities are the voters» priorities, and as I've gotten out and talked to the voters, water quality has really really risen to the top of the list.»

Anuzis» message is built on the necessity of reaching out to voters — particularly in the suburban Midwest — who have abandoned the party since Ronald Reagan left office; Steele, an African American, talks constantly about the need to find policies that speak to minority groups and, in doing so, grow the party.

«I thought that if I could get my message out and talk to voters face - to - face I could win,» said Polacco on Sept. 23 following a final count of absentee ballots which delivered him the victory.

While some in Labour also advocate tough talk on immigration, Ed Miliband has charted a different course; he wants to reconnect with Ukip's left - behind voters but sees little point in trying to out - Ukip the party.

«She's been out there and trying to listen and talk to the voters.»

Heidi Alexander, the shadow health secretary, was the first to walk out, followed by Gloria De Piero, who has represented young people and toured the country talking to Labour voters and members.

Instead, they were out talking to Democratic voters, who, he said, were disenfranchised by the nominating process.

A twofold message: primarily, that Mr. Cruz is out of touch and out of step with New York voters, similar to the attack Mr. Trump levied against him in a January debate, when he talked of how the city «fought and fought and fought» to recover and rebuild after Sept. 11.

«We see day in and day out voters in Staten Island and South Brooklyn continuing to give an outpouring of support for Domenic's candidacy because they want leadership that's more than just talk.

With the carrier recognised as Africa's Leading Airline by voters at the World Travel Awards, Breaking Travel News here talks with Vincent Coste, commercial director, Kenya Airways, to find out what it means to pick up this prestigious honour.

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If Romney were to start including the talking point «I promise to seek out ways to address climate change» in his stump speech, 28 % of «climate issues voters» would then be swayed to vote for him.