Meanings of mobilize voters in English

Those efforts often include making phone calls and knocking on doors to educate and mobilize voters.

Many Miami-based Venezuelans opposed to Chavez responded by arranging charter flights and buses to mobilize voters.

The regional election results will help underpin support for presidential candidates since local-level leaders are often best placed to mobilize voters.

Just as important, as a public relations executive, he has the ability and understanding of how to mobilize voters into action.

Typically, television advertising and creating infrastructure at a state and local level to mobilize voters are the most expensive aspects of a U.S. presidential campaign.

When just causes become movements, the mobilize voters, and the results in 1998 and in 2000 will be highly dependent on who bothers to vote.

Maduro supporters mobilized voters with pre-dawn bugle calls in the rough barrios of Caracas, where Chavez is revered as a hero of the poor.

It would provide her with both a symbolic and practical boost given labor's traditional role in raising money and mobilizing voters for the Democratic Party.

It would provide her with both a symbolic and practical boost given labour's traditional role in raising money and mobilizing voters for the Democratic Party.