Sentences with phrase «to reach voters»

The media institutions of the right can not reach these voters in their everyday lives.

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

This technology is now widely used by digital political advertisers to reach voters with highly targeted messaging, particularly within the tight geographic boundaries of congressional and legislative districts.

Using music and trucks with sound systems to reach voters as it is done at the moment is necessary but not sufficient way for successful campaigns and for informing voters.

How did data help his team save money on TV ads, while still reaching the voters they needed?

And don't they need such money to buy the media time necessary for reaching voters?

How can you hope to reach voters in general if you do not even communicate with the ones who actually want to hear from you?

Jessica Singleton, digital director of the de Blasio campaign, said the online strategy helped the campaign reach voters where they were.

The basic point: just as commentors on mainstream sites can speak directly to those sites» readers, political campaigns are working hard to reach voters directly online, without needing the support or even the notice of prominent bloggers to do so.

Full Public Campaign Financing A «Clean Money» system of full public campaign financing would provide every qualified candidate with an equal grant of campaign funding sufficient to reach the voters of their district with their message, provided they participate in a series of publicly sponsored debates.

The British politician did note that Brexit was able to win by reaching voters who had never voted before — perhaps an oblique reference to the idea that Trump is reaching working class voters who feel disenfranchised by normal electoral politics.

Such targeting reached voters in states where Clinton enjoyed a traditional advantage but went for Trump, including Michigan and Wisconsin, CNN reported.

«We will raise thousands of grassroots donations and work with activist groups across New York to make sure our message reaches every voter in these districts.»

«(Consolidation is) unlikely to reach the voters at this point, given the strong push - back against it, coming not only from communities in the city, but also much of the suburbs,» said Grant Reeher, director of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute and a political science professor in Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, in an email.

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

The American public is eager for dramatic change in U.S. energy policy, but Democratic efforts to sell their agenda on energy and climate change aren't reaching voters, a prominent Democratic Party polling firm is warning.

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).

I suspect that the most effective solutions to reaching voters via MySpace and Facebook will end up being just as embedded in the fundamental nature of online social networks as the problems are, meaning that they'll use the sites» strengths by treating them as actual webs of connections rather than as broadcast tools.

In this case, the ultimate targets are the legislators themselves, but the mechanism is public pressure — by placing the ads on obvious, public sites rather than using cookie - targeting or zip - code targeting to reach voters behind the scenes, OFA ensures that journalists, bloggers and activists will see them.

Anything Facebook draws news coverage, and this particular Facebook feature figured in a lot of post-election coverage of Obama 2012, leading some to over-estimate its actual importance to the campaign (it was a useful way to reach voters difficult to find otherwise, particualrly younger ones who move around a lot, but not a war - winning technology on its own).

But with the May 5 primary just a month away and the June 5 general election two months out, an intense ground campaign in which Walker and his opponents try to reach voters personally is under way.

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.

«I'm also proud to announce members of my campaign team who will play a vital role in meeting my commitment to reaching voters across the North Country — Republicans, Democrats and Independents — highlighting my record of bipartisan results and new ideas to address the challenges facing the North Country.»

Katko and Deacon have used the money to pay for TV ads that have run almost every day since Labor Day, as well as campaign mailers and other advertising aimed at reaching voters before the Nov. 8 election.

Though we invested significant staff time, it was difficult to reach these voters during the summer for a September 12 primary.

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.

Russian election interference, hoaxes reaching voters, violence on Facebook Live, the ever - present issue of cyberbullying and now the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal have created a convergence of backlash.

Originally funded by Robert Mercer, the conservative political donor and former co-chief executive officer of Renaissance Technologies, Cambridge uses data to reach voters with hyper - targeted messaging, including on Facebook and other online services.

«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.

Known as Project Ripon, Cambridge Analytica's goal was to furnish Republican candidates with a technology platform capable of reaching voters through the use of psychological profiling.

Trump said his pitch is straightforward and meant to reach voters who are fed up with the political system, mixing conservative populism and a blunt message about leadership.

Such targeting reached voters in states where Clinton enjoyed a traditional advantage but went for Trump, including Michigan and Wisconsin, CNN reported.

Will his hard - right message reach the voters that Old Etonians can not?

For donors, the subtle message would be «look at all that travel, you donation is helping our campaign reach voters in all these areas.»

She continued: «The work we're doing now will allow us to continue to reach these voters in future election cycles and hopefully encourage more young women to get involved.»

Many campaigns and groups are experimenting with how best to reach voters and supporters on their mobile devices, which have become the primary source of communication for the majority of Americans.

And, since the 2012 presidential election, Facebook has become an indispensable tool for political campaigns looking to reach voters and donors.

Washington (CNN)-- When it comes to reaching voters, the co-founders of a Jewish super PAC aimed at re-electing President Barack Obama have this tip for you: Use humor, even if it isn't kosher.

Finally, campaigns will use the «net to push back against attacks and unfavorable coverage, using its abilty to go around traditional gatekeepers (like journalists) to reach voters and influencers directly.

Trump's tweets may «win» the news cycle many times between now and November, but Clinton's focused approach, taste for data, huge staff and ample resources will let her reach the voters she needs to win the fight that counts — the one at the ballot box.

It should be a top priority for any campaign because it CAN help you a reach voters where otherwise you might not be able to afford the reach using traditional media channels.

Campaigns also have the opportunity to consider new kinds of digital marketing technologies, particularly ones that use data and automated processes to reach voters with information tailored specifically for them.

The Obama campaign apparently developed their own platform to accomplish this task, which particularly helped them reach voters under age 30 in battleground states.

It didn't take long to convince some [Labour] party leaders that our targeted, voter - matched digital advertising network could be a tremendous benefit to them as they sought new ways to reach voters and compete with Prime Minister David Cameron's ruling Tories.

For instance, when looking at the internet as a persuasive tool, they say that «e-mail is not close to challenging direct mail and phone calls as ways to reach voters: A Pew Research Center survey last month found that 38 percent of registered voters had received phone calls about the midterm campaigns, while only 15 percent had received e-mail.»

The rationale behind the urgency of incorporating digital into campaigns is that more people are online, and that campaigns that don't incorporate digital are missing a major opportunity to reach voters.

The media now uses Facebook to identify trends, track candidates, and reach voters.