candidate-centered

More than anything, they exploit an all-of-the-above approach, broadcasting a personalized message that they hope will resonate with faceless partisans on the other end of a wireless connection, the latest manifestation of the candidate-centered campaign.

Shawn Healy: Canvassing in Cyberspace 2009

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

Even though it is candidate-centered, there is no doubt that the campaign is a social movement, one greater than the candidate himself ever imagined.

Tom Hayden: Progressives for Obama 2008

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006

More importantly, will local broadcasters exercise their public trust by devoting significant time to candidate-centered discourse and substantive coverage of a wide variety of electoral campaigns?

Charles M. Firestone: Thompson's Candidacy Highlights Need to Allow Exemptions from Equal Opportunities Rule 2008

Second, the candidate-centered manner of presidential nominations, for an office elected independently of Congress, results in an arms-length distance between the President and the rest of his Congressional party members.

Balkinization 2006