canvassers

And the problem is there seems to be no shortage of canvassers who'll advocate for such candidates.

I mean if his own Canvassers are voting for Mamdani then it does not look good for him.

There are thousands of them the parties use to reward, you know, county canvassers after a successful campaign.

It's the digital equivalent of being stopped by canvassers on your way to something important.

For example: have you ever wondered about the aggressive charity street canvassers that have sprung up over the last few years?

It’s a waste of time for canvassers to try to change anyone’s position; people’s political positions come from their lived experiences.

Sounds like a great place to fill in bogus information to keep the canvassers busy.

R./Campaign team; the equivalent of the urban canvassers that put up posters and such.

Thanks, but I'll continue to report crimes and assist canvassers looking for anyone who saw a suspect.

Paid canvassers aren't convincing compared to actual humans organizing with one another.

He promised international canvassers that we'd have peace in Ukraine on his first day in office.

This is why it's so bad these days, the number of canvassers has exponentially grown and they have to constantly prove their worth to their employers.

I think any kind of canvassers would find this useful, whether you're a "street-team" trying to blanket a city in concert posters, or a restaurant trying to hang a menu on every doorknob.

> Then why the extreme repetition of "never" Because if you're the "wrong" colour or class, even reporting crimes or assisting canvassers can get you in trouble.

This may not be a small problem or isolated incident: > Blitz – the vendor in Arizona and Nevada – has its canvassers clock in and clock out using the “Quickbooks Workforce” app, which continually tracks locations and has some geofence features, according to two people directly familiar with the situation.

> The group’s Wisconsin page reads: “Canvassers must first ensure that all votes are legally cast and can only certify results after verifying this.” But officials tasked with certifying elections are scorekeepers, not referees, said Edgar Lin, Wisconsin policy strategist and attorney for Protect Democracy, a nonprofit that works to protect the integrity of American elections.