canvassed

Went door-to-door

Canvassed is the past tense of canvass.

To canvass is to solicit opinions, votes, or support by going door-to-door or contacting people systematically: Volunteers canvassed the neighborhood for signatures.

It can also mean to examine or discuss thoroughly: The committee canvassed all the options before deciding.

In elections, to canvass ballots is to verify and tabulate them officially.

campaigning

door-to-door

Directly between residences

knocking · flyers · precinct · outreach · electioneering · activism · neighborhood · residents · footwork · community

examined

scrutinized

Examined in close detail

inspected · evaluated · assessed · studied · researched · audited · probed · checked · explored · appraised

solicited

petitioned

Formally asked for something

asked · invited · lobbied · advocated · urged · entreated · implored · proposed · queried · approached

surveyed

polling

Systematic opinion gathering

feedback · sampling · demographics · statistics · data · interviews · responses · results · fieldwork · cross-section

Opposites
ACTIVE SOLICITATION vs. PASSIVE WAITING

canvassedignored

Purposely not noticed

neglected · waited · sat back · disregarded · passed over

THOROUGH EXAMINATION vs. NEGLECT

canvassedneglected

Not given proper attention

overlooked · ignored · disregarded · skipped · bypassed

SEEKING INPUT vs. HAVING CONSENSUS

canvassedagreed

Shared the same view

accepted · settled · decided · concluded · resolved

Phrases
Family

canvass, canvassing, canvasser, canvasses, canvassers

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