1. to work actively for the election of a candidate or political party
Usage: transitive or intransitive; common in political contexts

Examples

• She spent the summer electioneering for the mayoral candidate.
• The volunteers electioneered door-to-door throughout the district.
• He electioneered tirelessly in rural counties to build support.
• They electioneered by organizing rallies and distributing pamphlets.
• The party electioneered aggressively in swing states before the general election.
• She has been electioneering for her preferred candidate since January.