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• purpose: An elected member who disclosed personal data to his or her party for electioneering purposes would potentially commit this offense.

• campaign: But then again I suspect that this is what Hague is trying to do, it is all part of his negative electioneering campaign.

• politics: It is vital that the future of business rescue is not submerged by a year of electioneering politics " .

• stunt: SNP candidate Iain Robertson said: ' This is just a blatant electioneering stunt by Labor.

• tactic: These should influence our electioneering, not tactics on how to work round the government, local government and post office bureaucracies.

• practice: Electioneering practices in Britain, as it emerged as a full democracy, have been mapped to a series of databases.

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• again: Mr Justice Sullivan yesterday refused a police request that Mr Biddulph and Miss Pinto should be prevented from using the picture for electioneering again.

• not: None of our children can vote so the candidates were not electioneering.