Synonyms for political campaign
po·lit·i·cal cam·paign

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1. political campaign, campaign, runnoun

   a race between candidates for elective office

   "I managed his campaign for governor"; "he is raising money for a Senate run"

   Synonyms:
   hunting expedition, running game, electioneering, ladder, discharge, streak, safari, rill, running play, crusade, drive, effort, candidature, ravel, movement, campaign, footrace, foot race, test, rivulet, run, tally, cause, trial, candidacy, military campaign, outpouring, runnel, streamlet, campaigning, running

2. campaigning, candidacy, candidature, electioneering, political campaignnoun

   the campaign of a candidate to be elected

   Synonyms:
   candidacy, campaigning, candidature, bell ringing, electioneering, campaign, canvassing, run

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1. Donald Trump:

   The campaign has no infrastructure in the states, the woman who ran Wisconsin for Trump previously ran Oklahoma for Trump. Trump lost. Prior to that, she had never run any political campaign, so there was no depth of experience. This is something I see again and again.

2. Paul Gionfriddo:

   Today, the sunny, flamboyant promises of better health care at a lower cost during a political campaign gave way to the cold, dark realities of politics in America.

3. William Barr:

   For the same reason we're worried about foreign influence in elections, I think spying on a political campaign is a big deal, i'm not suggesting those rules were violated but I think it's important to look at. ... I think it's my obligation.

4. Corbin Trent:

   Right now, what she is fighting to protect is her own political relevance, she is basically on a political campaign to protect the power of an individual senator.

5. Orrin Hatch:

   This is a high and holy calling. It is not something to take lightly. It is a sacred trust in which pettiness or grandstanding should have no part, in some respects, the Senate today is but a mere shadow of its former self, another casualty of the permanent political campaign.