campaigning
n. uncountablen. the act of organizing activities to reach a specific goal, like winning an election or changing a law. It usually involves talking to people and sharing information to get their support.
n. the organized process of performing activities to achieve a specific political, social, or commercial goal. Often involves public speaking, advertising, and community outreach to influence public opinion or policy.
The group spent months campaigning for better local parks.
After weeks of intense campaigning across the country, the candidate finally saw a rise in the polls.
Effective political campaigning requires a sophisticated blend of grassroots mobilization and high-level media strategy to ensure the message resonates with a diverse electorate.
From campaign + -ing.
Typically functions as an uncountable gerund-noun; often paired with 'for' to indicate the goal or 'against' to indicate opposition.