That's the crucial distinction between strong polling and
a winning election strategy: people may support restricting benefits, but to get them to the polling booth you need to give them something to improve their own lot.
Not exact matches
Senate Republicans insisted at the time that the next president should replace Scalia, and the
strategy paid off when Trump
won the
election.
The Green Partyâ $ ™ s previous
strategy was to
win as many votes as possible across the country to obtain more public funding, build toward future
elections, and bring more attention to environmental issues.
According to Jay Cost, Obama is following LBJ's
winning strategy: The 1964
election is particularly important to understanding the 2012 campaign.
Elections are
won at the water cooler, at the bar, at the dinner table, over the phone and in bed, and Obama's supporters were primed to know the messages, know the
strategy and understand the stakes every time his candidacy came up in conversation.
This
strategy looks to be focused on the general
election because its goal is long - term support - building rather than short - term persuasion or fundraising — the move of a candidate who's willing to invest at least some online money in expanding the pool of supporters, volunteers and (ultimately) donors for the Fall rather than in trying to
win Ohio and Texas in a couple of weeks.
In a discussion about the recent French presidential
election at the Personal Democracy Forum unConference this past Saturday, Pascal - Emmanuel Gobry presented an interesting thesis: not only did Ségolène Royal's «net - centric
strategy fail to
win a majority at the polls, but her campaign's emphasis on citizen participation may have actually backfired entirely by undermining her perception as a leader and by leaving her dependent on a fatally unrepresentative group of voters.
The National Republican Congressional Campaign in a statement knocked Brindisi, linking him to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi — a
strategy deployed in the special
election this month for a Georgia House race
won by by GOP candidate Karen Handel.
IMHO cocial media alone can't
win elections, but combined with a mature, grassroots - centric data
strategy, it becomes quite powerful.
She said that the Democratic Party is in the process of developing its comeback
strategy after the decimation it suffered on
Election Day and in cycles prior, but argued that the party has to focus on
winning back statehouses and start with grassroots organizing.
I've just returned from a remarkable fringe meeting at the party's annual autumn conference, in which Ian Dexter, a Ukip member, former candidate in county and district
elections and potential parliamentary candidate for 2015, outlined his
strategy for
winning over Labour voters.
While the hyper - liberal approach the Schneiderman campaign has adopted might be a risky
strategy — particularly when it comes to
winning the support of Cuomo, who is clearly concerned the senator's left - of - center ideology will hurt him in the general
election against Staten Island DA Dan Donovan — it is one that is being expertly executed.
The EFF was formed only eight months prior to the 2014
election and
won 6 % of the vote, attesting to the effectiveness of populism as a voter mobilisation
strategy.
He disclosed that the party in 2007 prior to the 2008
elections conducted a research into the political dynamics of the Jomoro area and the
strategy that needed to be adopted to
win the seat.
Moreover, whereas the 2012 delegates expected the at - that - time - leader Bersani to promote a process of identity reconstruction and grassroots» institutionalization, the 2013 Conference asked Renzi for concrete
strategies to
win the next General
Elections (Martocchia Diodati 2014).
He said the identities of party agents are part of a political party's
strategy for
winning the
elections and therefore can not be revealed too early.
The 2020 sees itself as a policy - focused group that can help complement groups like the 301, who concentrate more on
election -
winning strategies and tactics to
win seats in urban areas, the North, etc..
King called for a December meeting of the full state committee to meet with the potential candidates and to have «a very serious
strategy meeting on how we are going to
win next year's
elections.»
However, his
strategy is still being questioned by some within the party following the poor
election results, especially after his one - on - one debate with Ukip leader Nigel Farage did not appear to
win him much support.
If we are to not only
win the next
election, but ensure a sustained period of electoral success, then a more medium term
strategy is also needed, in addition to the current focus on today's target seats.
* Democratic National Committee: Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean's 50 - state
strategy appeared to pay off on
Election Day when Democrats
won in places few expected them too — Kansas's 2nd District and Arizona's 5th District jump immediately to mind.
Notably, to
win the primary and general
election contests, the Obama campaign adopted
strategies from MoveOn.org and the 2004 Howard Dean campaign.52 Dean had used the Web to recruit thousands of «Deaniacs,» organize face - to - face gatherings of his supporters, and raise more than $ 25 million.53
The key to the modernisers»
strategy being it involved
winning a general
election first.
«The
strategy paid off, as the Party
won all the elective positions in Ogun state without any exception and non of the
elections was overturned in any court.
Although he expressed optimism about the chances of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in this year's
elections, the President said there was the need for a careful analysis of their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in order to map out the
winning strategy.
Most view their gains here as tough fights to hold; the Tories see
winning seats against the Lib Dems in places like Cornwall, where the Lib Dems hold all five of the current seats, as part of their
election -
winning strategy.
More of the same
strategy that has failed to
win the party a majority in four
elections in a row.
The MBA finance and Statistics holder said the party needs leadership with
strategies, and hard working officers, who will be committed to move everywhere to deliver the votes for the NPP in the region to
win the next
elections.»
Her
strategy called for cultivating the local Democratic leaders who could be relied on to turn out enough of the faithful to
win a special
election, traditionally a low - turnout affair.
However, David Davis, a former Conservative Europe minister, said Cameron still faces major challenges in Europe over his negotiating
strategy if he
wins the
election and wants to deliver reforms before arguing to stay in at a referendum in 2017.
«Gordon Brown has a simple
strategy to
win the next
election: to bribe his areas of traditional strength with money pinched from Tory - voting shires.
He asked Atiku to help the party develop a
winning strategy that would enable it
win the presidential
election in 2019.
Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman, also rejected suggestions there were any «wobbles» over Ed Miliband's leadership, as party officials insisted the key lesson from Thursday's byelections was that David Cameron no longer has a
strategy to
win a majority at the next
election.
«Unfortunately, this will not produce a
winning strategy, especially given that these outside efforts do not have an «on the ground» field component meant to drive voters to the polls on
Election Day.
Relieved Liberal Democrats have claimed a narrow victory in the Eastleigh byelection, fending off a surge by Ukip that forced the Conservatives into third place — putting huge pressure on David Cameron to show he has a
strategy to
win the 2015
election.
Optimism has a good track record as an
election -
winning strategy.
«To
win the next
election we've got to
win over people who previously voted Tory; the «one more heave»
strategy is not going to work — you've got to broaden as well as deepen your appeal,» he said.
Not only has Labour's chairman of
election strategy had his power consolidated; he also appears to have
won the battle over whether Labour should focus on its core vote or aspiration.
Mr. Mathew Sung - aabu, Upper West Chairman of the NDC, disclosing details of the campaign
strategy, said the plan forms part of an agenda to ensure that president John Mahama
wins the 2016
election with a wider margin «to discourage the opposition New Patriotic Party from going to court».
The biggest reason is less to do with a solid Labour
win in the Oldham East and Saddleworth by -
election, or anything the Labour leader has yet done to set out his stall for the year ahead, which will be his task at Saturday's Fabian conference, but is rather the stark difficulty in identifying a plausible re-
election strategy for David Cameron.
Third, it should design
strategies for
winning elections in view of the changes the nation has recorded so far in electoral technologies.
All three leaders from the main parties have hit the campaign trail across Britain today, with Labour leader Gordon Brown tearing up his
election strategy and heading to Wales in a bid to
win over the anti-Tory majority.
Alongside the
strategy Lynton Crosby is developing to
win the next
Election, we need to think about a long - term plan to rebuild our Party.
My best guess would be that Ms Reeves is premising her
strategy on the truism that
elections are
won in the centre ground.
The Conservatives hope to
win an overall majority at the general
election next May by adopting a two - pronged
strategy.
It should now be clear that Cameron can not
win the next
election with incremental changes to Tory message or
strategy.
The difference between these two
strategies could be the difference between Labour
winning and losing the
election.
As Pete Hoskin explains here, team Miliband's secret plan for the next
election is called the «35 per cent
strategy» — because 35 per cent of the vote is all that Labour needs to
win in 2015.
Even Harold Wilson didn't always succeed in early
elections - the 1970 General
Election which the Conservatives won unexpectedly and the October 1974 General Election despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a strategy of holding an early election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more el
Election which the Conservatives
won unexpectedly and the October 1974 General
Election despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a strategy of holding an early election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more el
Election despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a
strategy of holding an early
election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more el
election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of
elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more electable.
Labour's core demographics are far, far less likely to show up and with a small Labour party membership with a virtually non-existent get out the vote
strategy the Tories would nearly always
win competitive
elections by default.