noun
- the activities and methods used to win votes in an election, especially those considered aggressive, manipulative, or overly partisan
verb
- to engage in activities to win votes or support in an election; to campaign
Examples
- The candidate's aggressive electioneering tactics included door-to-door canvassing and social media ads.
- During election season, politicians spend months electioneering across the state.
- Critics accused the campaign of dirty electioneering and spreading false information.
- She began electioneering early, visiting local communities and attending town halls.
- The party's electioneering efforts focused on swing districts.
- Voters grew tired of the constant electioneering and negative campaign ads.
- He spent the summer electioneering for his congressional bid.