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front-porch campaigning

/ˈfrʌnt pɔːrtʃ kæmˈpeɪnɪŋ/

翻译: 一种政治竞选策略,候选人主要在自己家中或本地区开展竞选活动,依靠登门拜访和本地支持,而非大范围巡游或媒体露面。

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/ˈfrʌnt pɔːrtʃ kæmˈpeɪnɪŋ/C1formalamericanpolitical
  • zh一种政治竞选策略,候选人主要在自己家中或本地区开展竞选活动,依靠登门拜访和本地支持,而非大范围巡游或媒体露面。

A political strategy where a candidate conducts their campaign primarily from their own home or local area, relying on personal visits and local support rather than extensive travel or media appearances.

  1. Political strategyC1formalamerican

    A style of political campaigning where a candidate stays at home and meets voters informally, often on their own front porch, rather than actively traveling and giving public speeches.

    zh门廊竞选

    • William McKinley famously used front-porch campaigning during the 1896 presidential election.
    • Front-porch campaigning was a common strategy before the era of mass media.
    • Modern politicians rarely use front-porch campaigning, preferring to travel to key states.