Meanings of campaigning hard in English

We are campaigning hard to stop the building of this incinerator.

His ardent supporters are suddenly everywhere in Rooseveltville, campaigning hard for his leadership.

Cox had been campaigning hard for the remain campaign in next week's EU referendum.

Also this week, it's four months until the general election and parties are already campaigning hard.

He has been criticised for not campaigning hard enough on the ground in states like Colorado.

A party split would play into the hands of the BJP, which is campaigning hard to win the state.

We will be campaigning hard through the Easter period. But the choice for all parties will not be simple.

President Reagan is campaigning hard for Bush, often appearing before young people, with whom he does far better than Quayle.

Election candidates were chosen on the basis of current boundaries and they have been campaigning hard for almost two years.

Mr Abbott knows he's up for a fight, telling Fordham he was campaigning hard ahead of the May 18 election.

Labour party supporters were out campaigning hard yesterday and this is the last thing they would have wanted to see.

It makes campaigning hard.

The governor has been campaigning hard for the measure, and polls indicate the public is at least open to the idea.

USI had campaigned strongly during the week of the referendum, concentrating on the issue of national representation and campaigning hard in outlying faculties.

Mr Farage said he had not been seen much in January and early February because he was " campaigning hard" in Thanet.

Photo: AFP Presidential hopefuls have been campaigning hard in Iowa, with a win there seen as a significant boost to a party nomination.