Przykłady canvass

• In 1992, 31 per cent of voters and 10 per cent of non-voters were canvassed.

• The second, ' canvassing for votes ', is a picture of electoral bribery : a voter sees no problem in taking money from two different electoral agents.

• If one is more optimistic, then the two responses canvassed above will seem more persuasive.

• While canvassing is the primary means of achieving the former, spending on leaflets, posters and election addresses also contributes to the latter.

• What impact does telephone canvassing have on party support, and how does it compare to more traditional forms of local political activity?

• Our results show that canvassing contributes to the local campaign effect, but it cannot account for all of it.

• Secondly, doorstep canvassing in particular is probably an underestimate of exposure to the local campaign.

• Australian policy stakeholders were canvassed to assess their perspectives on the challenges and the nature of disinvestment.

• A number of reasons will be canvassed to explain this.

• In addition, canvassing goes on between election campaigns as well as during them.

• Respondents may recall being canvassed by the party they supported, but not by the other parties.

• Similarly, a minority of those who remembered being phoned by a party also recalled being canvassed in person.

• Nonetheless, his canvassing provides only a dozen memoranda, generally relaying rumours and describing precautions.

• There is a lot of material to be canvassed in the base.

• Raters' views regarding the effectiveness of the training were also canvassed.