ticket balancing造句

• This brought little in the way of ticket balancing.
• Eagleton was unknown to many delegates and the choice seemed to smack of traditional ticket balancing considerations.
• Gulotta conceded that ticket balancing is a political fact of life " beyond my control ."
• According to Douglas Kriner of Boston University, the McGovern-Fraser reforms brought an end to traditional ticket balancing practices.
• The informal search is focused much less than usual on geography and ticket balancing, and more on wooing independents and voters focused on economic issues.
• "Ticket balancing is passe, " said John Sasso, who ran Geraldine Ferraro's 1984 vice-presidential campaign and masterminded Mike Dukakis's 1988 presidential campaign.
• A Mehiel primary win means both campaign funds _ Mehiel is a wealthy businessman who is willing to spend on the race _ and ticket balance _ McCall is black and Mehiel is white.
• Romney's greatest weakness was his lack of foreign policy expertise and his need for a clear position on the Vietnam War . ) The previous year, there had been some speculation of Romney eventually picking U . S . Senator Jacob K . Javits of New York as his running mate, which might add foreign policy expertise and other ticket balance, but such talk did not persist.
• Clinton's closest aide, Bruce Lindsey, wandered in and out as Clinton and company tossed out names and came up with a list of 38, including 15 that were designated high priority . ( Gore was on the prime list from the start . ) It was at that meeting that Clinton first emphasized the importance of not being locked in to traditional concerns about ticket balancing, as Michael Dukakis had in picking Sen . Lloyd Bentsen four years earlier, when the campaign boasted about a Boston-Austin axis . ( A lot of good it did : Dukakis lost Texas .)