canvasser

Canvassers should have training, which could in itself be fun for them.

It seemed that the political canvasser would not be required.

Here in Missouri, for example, canvassers are more likely to talk to single women about health care.

In the first, a canvasser is talking to a farmer's wife.

Now and then one saw a canvasser on a doorstep.

They had the usual experiences of canvassers the world over that day.

Orders: go back to the house, run the canvassers, avoid the family.

The canvasser, when he wants to know a man's opinions, goes and asks him.

The printers must wait, the artists, the canvassers, and all the rest.

Old ladies are a reliable source of fun for canvassers.

At least seven canvassers were reportedly shot dead by political rivals during the campaign.

"Some of their canvassers were saying I was doing abortions in the back room.

The tone could stop a political canvasser in full spate.

Citizen Action canvassers are said to speak to 20,000 families a night, or more than 5 million households a year.

In some villages, political analysts said, canvassers used a more straightforward approach.

Article two establishes a state board of canvassers and primary elections.

"My friend, I have not had a moment's respite from canvassers this day.

County officials said they had received just a handful of calls from voters who felt intimidated by canvassers.

It is also laying off about 335 of its 400 staff members, most of them canvassers.

In turn, these directors hire canvassers to raise money for the Fund's partners.

Power to act as board of canvasser for presidential/vice-presidential votes.

Canvassers will be paid one dollar for every authenticated signature.

The rules for canvassers are fairly familiar to any one who has ever canvassed.

In short, the canvasser must not feed the voter in any way.

The canvassers decided to move the counting process to a smaller room and restrict media access to 25 feet away while they continued.