cwr31
pull the lever for sb? I don't understand it .Help me what's the meaning of 'ground game'and 'down-ballot'and 'use a ride to the polls' I'm reading hahaHere's the context 1.It is possible that disgruntled Democrats haven't *felt like* picking up the phone of late when pollster call,even if they are sure to *pull the lever* for Mrs Clinton in November. 2....John Kasich,still refuses to endorse him--may also hinder co-operation between his staff and those working for *down-ballot* Republican candidates. 3.Moreover,Mrs Clinton's vaunted analytics department can target persuadable voters whose doors await a knock, and likely supporters with a middling propensity to vote who could *use a ride* to the polls, with the pinpoint accuracy of a Facebook advertisement.
27 ก.ย. 2016 เวลา 8:56
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It's difficult to understand your question when you don't give us the context. Do you have the full sentences (or situations) for these expressions?
27 กันยายน 2016
"Pull the lever", from the context, means "vote". I think this refers to the electronic voting machines, and describing those machines as if they were slot machines. Just my guess. You can find "down-ballot" with an online search. Tell us how you understand it when you find the definition. "Use a ride" means "appreciate a lift", in the sense of being picked up and driven somewhere. These voters want someone else to make the decision for them.
27 กันยายน 2016
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