1. The targeted canvassing methods that he helped pioneer have become part of modern American electioneering.
2. The fashion house is currently in talks about a range for women over size 14, and canvassing opinion on how much demand there is for larger sizes.
3. But MacKenzie cautioned that canvassing such a vast area was a tall challenge and probably only a fraction of the affected wildlife had been spotted.
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4. Hizbollah and Amal supporters clad in their yellow and green colors drove around blaring patriotic songs and canvassing votes.
5. There are two very different methods for " canvassing " a jacket.
6. Individual canvassing boards were making conflicting rulings around the state during the 2000 recount.
7. Norm Coleman in Minnesota, a result certified on Monday by the state Canvassing Board.
8. The election campaign comprised of canvassing and competition with hope of getting enthusiastic casting of votes.
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9. " Only after receiving the ministry endorsements can we start canvassing for business, " Fung says.
10. It is not a matter of effective canvassing tactics but will depend on the city's edge.
noun
1. persuasion of voters in a political campaign
Synonym: electioneering bell ringing