In Australia a 'Standard Drink' is one that contains 10 grams (about 12.5ml) of alcohol. Other countries have different measures which can range from 13.5 grams (17ml) in Canada to 8 grams (10ml) in the UK.
The race for campaign talent and money, sometimes called the invisible primary, unfolds. The candidates make their pitches in a variety of venues and forums. Differences on issues between the candidates begin to crystallize.Ad campaigns start.inally, for candidates who qualify by raising $5,000 in contributions of $250 each of 20 states and agree to spending limits, a voluntary system of partial public financing is still in place (). Matching funds are made available starting in January of the presidential campaign year.
Hillary Clinton is in as strong a position as any nonincumbent trying to win a major-party nomination ever has been, as Nate Cohn has explained. Her poll numbers â and the decisions being made by rival candidates â all suggest she is far stronger than she was eight years ago.The legitimate questions about why she seems to have violated State Department email policy wonât change this fact. While itâs still early in the 2016 campaign, itâs not that early.Weâre well into the so-called invisible campaign, with candidates, donors and campaign aides all making decisions about 2016.On the Republican side, Mitt Romney, having struggled in the invisible campaign, has already changed his mind about running.illary Clinton is polling about 20 points higher than she was around this time eight years ago, even though the polls pit her against strong candidates who probably wonât run, like Elizabeth Warren. Mrs. Clintonâs share of Democratic voters in national primary polls.