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canvassing

Soliciting for a candidate, political party, trade, or business. In Britain some local constituency parties conduct periodic canvasses between elections, as well as during election campaigns, in order to identify the location of their supporters and maximize the efficiency of their electoral organization, especially in the use of cars to take voters to polling stations.



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A POLITICAL Preferment, labelled with its price, was canvassing the State to find a purchaser.
Brooke on this occasion abstained from boasting of his tactics to Ladislaw, who for his part was glad enough to persuade himself that he had no concern with any canvassing except the purely argumentative sort, and that he worked no meaner engine than knowledge.
Palmer is always going about the country canvassing against the election; and so many people came to dine with us that I never saw before, it is quite charming
 
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