Sentences with phrase «reaching voters through»

Gingrich won't be visiting the primary states as frequently, and instead will focus on reaching voters through videos and social media.

But the quest to reach voters through their friends will continue to be a highly competitive space in politics.

She talks about how to save money and reach voters through Facebook.

The campaign of Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida has also placed a limited emphasis on the door - knocking tactics of the past, while others, such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, are hoping that a strong finish in the New Hampshire primary will help them reach voters through free media coverage.

Not exact matches

Though of course, even for some local races, ethnic niche sites (for instance) might well be perfect targets — it all depends on which voters those campaigns need to reach and the relative costs of reaching them through different means.

Some analysts have provided interesting evidence to suggest that online polls could be significantly overstating support for Leave through the way they handle undecided voters and by failing to represent more socially liberal voters who are harder to reach.

McKinnon agreed with her and said that campaigns now also have a harder and harder time breaking through to reach increasingly skeptical voters — we can add voter cynicism to the list of reasons that political television advertising is steadily declining in effectiveness.

The major presidential campaigns have put tons of effort into creating websites, building their own social networks, creating online videos and reaching out to voters through Facebook and MySpace, but they're so far mostly ignoring a simple and effective tool to help their supporters find volunteers, raise money and spread messages: web widgets.

His large - scale Facebook outreach reached voters in groups large and small in critical areas of the country, and the bulk of the campaign's late funding came through grassroots donors identified and recruited via Facebook ads (even if they often gave the money in response to a subsequent email appeal).

And as TV commercials and other mass - audience channels steadily lose effectiveness, campaigns may NEED the potential evangelists that social networking sites naturally draw in — building an army of active and aggressive supporters may be the only way to cut through the endless clutter of media saturation and reach actual voters.

The 74 - year - old senator's success, including his upset victory in the Michigan primary last week, has been fueled by his appeal to younger voters, who so far have resisted Clinton's efforts to reach out to them through targeted TV ads and an increased focus on issues such as student debt.

«Overall, we've seen that candidates are using Facebook as a free resource to reach voters directly, without having to go through the traditional media filter or pay for television and radio ads,» Facebook spokesperson Andrew Noyes said in an e-mail to CNN.

The only way to reach voters is through their social networks.

The major presidential campaigns have put tons of effort into creating websites, building their own social networks, creating online videos and reaching out to voters through Facebook and MySpace, but they're so far mostly ignoring a simple and effective tool to help their supporters find...

If supporters allowed it, the campaign could look through their friends to find priority voters already targeted for outreach, and then ask the supporter to reach them with messages designed to appeal.

The poll was conducted Oct. 3 through Oct. 5 by live operators who received responses from 571 likely Syracuse voters reached on landlines and cell phones.

In the age of digital, DVRs and oversaturated airwaves, ad makers are also grappling with figuring out how to effectively reach voters and break through the clutter.

Stand qualified Measure 98 for the ballot; built a broad and diverse coalition, including communities of color organizations, labor, and business; and ran a strong campaign that netted the endorsement of nearly every major newspaper and reached voters statewide through TV ads and mail.

Grassroots supporters in Washington State and around the world led the biggest voter education effort on climate change the state has ever seen, reaching nearly one million voters through direct phone calls and more than 100,000 voters door - to - door, primarily by volunteers.