Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[DeSantis4Prez]

Lord Kerry at his Super Tuesday Speech

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[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

March 9, 2016
Town Hall in Manhattan, Kansas
Rally in Dodge City, Kansas
Meet and Greet in Great Bend, Kansas
Rally in Overland Park, Kansas
Town Hall in Lincoln, Nebraska
Town Hall in St George, Utah

March 10, 2016
Town Hall in Kenner, Louisiana
Meet and Greet in Sulphur, Louisiana
Rally in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana
Rally in Shreveport, Louisiana
Town Hall in Sitka, Alaska
Rally in Anchorage, Alaska

March 11, 2016
Rally in Natchez, Mississippi
Town Hall in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Meet and Greet in Oxford, Mississippi
Rally in Southaven, Mississippi
Town Hall in Biloxi, Mississippi
Rally in Chicago, Illinois
Rally in Champaign, Illinois

March 12, 2016
Rally in Toledo, Ohio
Town Hall in Reyonldsburg, Ohio
Meet and Greet in Washington Court House, Ohio
Rally in New Philadelphia, Ohio
Rally in Cincinnati, Ohio
Town Hall in Cleveland, Ohio
Rally in Columbus, Ohio

March 13, 2016
Rally in Joplin, Missouri
Town Hall in Saint Charles, Missouri
Rally in Blue Springs, Missouri
Meet and Greet in St. Joseph, Missouri
Rally in St. Louis, Missouri
Town Hall in Portland, Oregon
Rally in Spokane, Washington

March 14, 2016
Rally in Jefferson City, Missouri
Town Hall in Hazelwood, Missouri
Rally in Columbia, Missouri
Town Hall in Wilmington, North Carolina
Rally in Charlotte, North Carolina
Rally in Ashville, North Carolina
Town Hall in Cary, North Carolina
Rally in Raleigh, North Carolina
Late Night Rally in Juneau, Alaska

March 15, 2016
Organizing Event in Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Organizing Event in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Organizing Event in St. Petersburg, Florida
Organizing Event in St. Augustine, Florida
Organizing Event in Biloxi, Mississippi
Organizing Event in Middletown, Ohio
Organizing Event in Geneva-On-The-Lake, Ohio
Organizing Event in Sikeston, Missouri
Organizing Event in St. Louis, Missouri
Election Night Rally in Hattiesburg, Mississippi

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

Week of March 2: MP Brown set up offices in Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, and North Carolina.
March 9: Mississippi
Morning: Fly to Jackson
Afternoon: Campaign in Jackson
Night: Fly to St. Louis, MO
March 10: Missouri
Morning: Campaign in St. Louis
Afternoon: Fly to Kansas City
Night: Campaign in Kansas City
March 11: Kansas
Morning: Campaign in Kansas City
Afternoon: Drive to and campaign in Topeka
Night: Drive to and campaign in Wichita. Later, fly to Raleigh, NC
March 12: North Carolina
Morning: Campaign in Raleigh, NC
Afternoon: Drive to and campaign in Charlotte, NC
Night: Fly to Salt Lake City, UT
March 13: Utah
Morning: Campaign in Salt Lake City, UT
Afternoon: Rest
Night: Fly to Boise, ID
March 14: Idaho
Morning: Campaign in Boise
Afternoon: Drive up to and campaign in Coeur d'Alene
Night: Drive to Spokane, WA, and fly to Columbus, OH from there
March 15: Ohio
Morning: Rest
Afternoon: Election night rally in Columbus
Night: Election watch party in Columbus, followed by speech

[NeverAgain]

Joni Ernst For America's Future

Schedule for Wednesday, March 2nd to Tuesday, March 8th

Wednesday, March 2nd:
Fly to Tallahassee, FL
Rally with Ted Nugent in Jacksonville
Set up Jacksonville HQ
Drive to Pensacola, FL
Rally in Pensacola
Speech about "Continuing LEGAL Immigration" in Daytona Beach
Drive to Miami, FL for a Rally

Thursday, March 3rd:
Rally with Sarah Palin in Grand Rapids
Rally in Ann Arbor on "Ending Free Trade and Outsourcing"
Drive to Chicago
Rally in Chicago on "Creating Real Jobs for Real Americans"
Rally in Joliet, IL
Barnstorming iin Peoria, IL


Friday, 4th:
Fly to Portland, ME
Rally in Portland HQ with volunteers
Barnstorming in Bangor, ME on "America for Americans!"
Fly to Honolulu, HI
Rally in Maui, HI
Meet and Greet in Kahului, HI

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Saturday, February March 5th:
Fly to Wichita HQ
Rally in Wichita
Town Hall in Lawrence, KS
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Sunday, February March 6th:
Attend Service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Topeka
Rally in Wichita Suburbs with Michelle Bachmann
Rally in Hays, KS on "Our Consitution Must Be Preserved"
Fly to Toledo
Rally in Toledo
Barnstorming in Cincinnati, OH
Barnstorming in Columbus, OH
Rally in Dayton, OH

Monday, March 7th:
Rally in Lorain, OH
Hold Rally in Youngstown, OH
Town Hall in Akron, OH
Meet + Greet in Elyria, OH
Fly to Columbus HQ for Volunteer Meet-up
Rally in Canton on "A Fair Tax Rate"
Rally in Cleveland, OH with MP Ron Johnson

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Tuesday, March 8th:
Drive to Kettering, OH
Have Town Hall in Parma, OH
Fly to Topeka, KS

Rally in Topeka, KS
Meet with Volunteers in Wichita, KS
Fly back to Washington for Parliamentary Duties

[GAworth]

#TogetherwithTulsi                       #TogetherwithTulsi                        #TogetherwithTulsi
The Third to the Eighth Tulsi Gabbard was in Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, New Jersey, and New York.
March 9th
Arrive at LAX
Campaigning in Santa Monica with Sam Farr and Judy Chu
Fundraiser in West Hollywood with Sam Farr and Judy Chu
Campaigning in Los Angeles with Judy Chu
Campaigning in Anaheim with Judy Chu
 Flight to North Carolina
March 10th
Campaigning in Raleigh, North Carolina
Rally in Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Campaigning in Greensboro, North Carolina
Campaigning in High Point, North Carolina
Late Night Rally in Asheville, North Carolina
March 11th
Fly to Miami
Campaigning in Golden Glades, Florida with Dwight Bullard
Campaigning in Pembroke Pines, Florida with Dwight Bullard
Campaigning in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with Dwight Bullard
Rally in West Palm Beach, Florida with Dwight Bullard
March 12th
Campaigning in Daytona Beach, Florida
Campaigning in Orlando, Florida
Campaigning in Lakeland, Florida
Campaigning in Tampa, Florida
Fly to Salt Lake City
March 13th
Campaigning in Salt Lake City, Utah
Rally in Provo, Utah
Fly to Kansas City, Missouri
Rally in Kansas City, Missouri
Campaigning in Lawrence
Fly to Saint Louis, Missouri
March 14th
Rally in Ferguson, Missouri with Barbara Lee and Vincent Fort
Campaigning in Springfield, Illinois
Campaigning in Peoria, Illinois
Rally in Chicago, Illinois with Andre Carson and Keith Ellison
Fly to Louisiana
March 15th
Campaigning in New Orleans, Louisiana
Campaigning in Gulfport, Mississippi
Campaigning in Poplarville, Mississippi
Campaigning in Bogalusa, Louisiana
Election Watch Party in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Surrogate Schedule
Barbara Lee
March 9th – California Campaigning
March 10th-12th – Parliamentary Duties
March 13th – Campaigning in Illinois
March 14th – Campaigning in Missouri
March 15th – Campaigning in Missouri
Mazie Hirono
March 9th – 11th – Parliamentary Duties
March 12th-13th – Campaigning in Hawai’i
March 14th – Campaigning in Alaska
March 15th - Rest
Peter De Fazio
March 9th – 11th – Campaigning in Michigan
March 12th – 14th – Campaigning in Oregon
March 15th – Campaigning in Utah
Sam Farr
March 9th – 11th – Campaigning in California
March 12th – 15th - Rest
Vincent Fort
March 9th – 11th – Parliamentary Duties
March 12th -13th – Campaigning in Mississippi
March 14th – Campaigning in Missouri
March 15th – Campaigning in Florida
Keith Ellison
March 9th – 13th – Campaigning in Ohio
March 14th – 15th – Campaigning in Illinois
Dwight Bullard
March 9th – 15th – Campaigning in Florida
Judy Chu
March 9th – 10th – Campaigning in California
March 11th – 13th – Campaigning in Alaska
March 14th – 15th – Campaigning in California
Lloyd Doggett
March 9th – 11th – Campaigning in Louisiana
March 12th-13th – Rest
March 14th-15th – Parliamentary Duties
Andre Carson
March 9th – 11th – Campaigning in Indiana
March 12th – 13th – Rest
March 14th – 15th – Campaigning in Illinois


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[kyc0705]

HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MARCH 9–15, 2016

MARCH 9
Hillary Clinton held a rally in Brooklyn, New York, and held a fundraiser that night.

MARCH 10
The Clinton campaign flew to Jackson, Mississippi. They held a large public rally and collected the endorsements of several local Liberal Party officials.

MARCH 11
The Clinton campaign flew to Orlando, Florida. There was a rally where Bill Clinton opened for Hillary Clinton, and a number of barnstorming events over the rest of the day.

MARCH 12
The Clinton campaign flew to St. Louis, and held a campaign event that afternoon. They then relocated to Kansas City, Missouri, and held a rally that evening.

MARCH 13
Hillary Clinton flew to Ohio and rallied in Cincinnati and Columbus, while half of the campaign, including Bill Clinton, remained in Missouri and barnstormed.

MARCH 14
Hillary Clinton held a rally in Salt Lake City, while the other half of the campaign flew to Raleigh, North Carolina and held a number of events.

MARCH 15
The Clinton campaign reconvened in Chicago and held one of their largest rallies yet.

[GoTfan]

Bernie Sanders for March 9-15

March 19
-Give victory/concession speech via Facebook Live

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-Fly to Florida
-Rally in Tampa, Florida with Danny Glover

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-Rally in Miami, Florida
-Barnstorm in Hillsborough County, Florida

March 10
-Fly to California
-Rally in Los Angeles, California with Seth MacFarlane

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-Rally in San Francisco, California
-Barnstorm in Sonoma County, California
-Barnstorm in Sacramento County, California

March 11
-Rally with Danny DeVito in San Jose, California
-Barnstorm in Mariposa County, California
-Meet with College Progressives at the University of California
-Barnstorm in Napa County, California
-Town Hall with Fmr Prem. John Kitzhaber in Santa Cruz, California

March 12
-Build campaign infrastructure in California (all day)

March 13
-Fly to New York
-Rally in New York City, New York
-Barnstorm in Bronx County, New York
-Rally in Cooperstown, New York
-Barnstorm in Oswego County, New York

March 14
-Build campaign infrastructure in New York
-Fly to Pennsylvania

March 15
-Rally with Robert Reich in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-Meet with Sanders 2016 volunteers in Union County, Pennsylvania
-Barnstorm with Sanders 2016 volunteers in Columbia County, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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-Town Hall with Robert Reich in Laporte, Pennsylvania

Surrogate schedule:

Jane O'Meara Sanders will be campaigning in Michigan with Dr West

Levi Sanders will be doorknocking in Ohio

Former Premier John Kitzhaber will attend a Town Hall meeting with Mr Sanders in California, before building Sanders campaign infrastructure in his home state of Oregon

Former Minister Robert Reich will be conducting rallies in his home state of Pennsylvania and attend a rally and Town Hall meeting with Mr Sanders

Dr Cornel West will be barnstorming in Michigan with Mrs Sanders, with a particular focus on Detroit

Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield will be campaigning in Delaware, Rhode Island and Maine

Danny Glover will be campaigning in with Sanders 2016 volunteers Maryland

Seth MacFarlane will produce special episodes for both of his shows Family Guy and American Dad, called "Berning Man" and "Bern It Up" respectively. Sanders will be voiced by Larry David.

Ed Schultz will be fundraising in North Dakota with Sanders 2016 volunteers.

Danny DeVito will be campaigning in New Jersey, Washington, DC and New York with MP Patrick Leahy.

MP Patrick Leahy will be campaigning with Danny DeVito in New Jersey, Washington, DC and New York

Richard Trumka, President of the AFL-CIO, will be campaigning heavily with local AFL-CIO leaders and Sanders 2016 volunteers in all Rustbelt states, emphasizing Mr Sanders' strong pro-union positions.

[GoTfan]

Sanders Campaign releases new advertisement and campaign poster

Ad format:

Television, cinema. To air nationwide.

Title: Not Me, Us.

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Poster, to be distributed free of charge at rallies and other campaign events:

[DeSantis4Prez]

John Kerry Campaign Schedule

March 9
Florida
Morning- Fly to and rally in Tallahassee
Afternoon- Fly to Orlando and rally with John Edwards
Evening- Drive to Tampa and town hall with John Edwards

March 10
Ohio
Morning- Fly to and rally in Columbus
Afternoon- Fly to and town hall in Cleveland
Evening- Open Campaign HQ's in Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and rally in Cincinnati

March 11
Missouri
Morning- Fly to and rally with John Edwards and Dan Malloy in St. Louis
Afternoon- Fly to and rally in Springfield with Edwards
Evening- Rally in Kansas City with Edwards/Malloy

March 12
Kansas
Morning- Fly to and rally in Kansas City, KS
Afternoon- Rally in Topeka, KS
Evening- Rally in Wichita

March 13
Illinois
Morning- Fly to and rally in Chicago, IL
Afternoon- Town hall in Chicago
Evening- Rally in Springfield

March 14
North Carolina
Morning- fly to and rally in Charlotte
Afternoon- Rally in Raleigh
Evening- Town hall at Duke in Durham

March 15
(Lord duty in D.C.)

All surrogates will be speaking around the country

[Senator Cris]

News on the next round?

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News on the next round?

I'm working on the results right now!

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Turn 8 - March 16 to March 29, 2016

Who will reach the magic number 2,691 first? Only you can decide.

Tip of the Week - Persistence.

The Liberals

March 15 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Florida - Murphy 36; Kerry 35; Clinton 20; Kennedy 10
Illinois - Kerry 33; Clinton 30; Murphy 24; Kennedy 13
Kansas - Kerry 33; Murphy 32; Clinton 24; Kennedy 11
Louisiana - Clinton 41; Kerry 26; Murphy 25; Kennedy 8
Maine - Kennedy 34; Kerry 30; Clinton 20; Murphy 16
Michigan - Kerry 35; Murphy 30; Clinton 21; Kennedy 14
Mississippi - Clinton 41; Kerry 26; Murphy 21; Kennedy 12
Missouri - Clinton 30; Murphy 29; Kerry 27; Kennedy 14
North Carolina - Murphy 33; Kerry 32; Clinton 26; Kennedy 9
Ohio - Murphy 34; Clinton 32; Kerry 27; Kennedy 7

With Brian Schweitzer dropping out following a disappointing performance on Super Tuesday and Joe Kennedy appearing to have temporarily halted campaigning, the race for leadership of the Liberal Party has now effectively become a three-way competition, with John Kerry, Chris Murphy, and Hillary Clinton all appearing to have wide paths towards successfully winning their party's nomination. While Kerry has maintained his lead both in national polling and in delegate count, Chris Murphy is less than one hundred delegates away from taking the lead, indicating that the upcoming primaries in the West and Northeast will be crucial to either's success. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, having capitalized upon her base in the Southeast, appears to also have expanded her support in the Southwest, providing an opportunity for her to gain large delegate hauls as a result of both the March 29 and June 7 primaries.

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

John Kerry - 845
Chris Murphy - 749
Hillary Clinton - 691
Joe Kennedy - 368
Brian Schweitzer - 277

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Kerry 32; Clinton 28; Murphy 26; Kennedy 6

Alaska - Clinton 35; Kerry 30; Murphy 14; Kennedy 11
Arizona - Clinton 33; Kerry 27; Murphy 17; Kennedy 13
Hawaii - Kerry 42; Murphy 19; Kennedy 16; Clinton 13
Idaho - Murphy 33; Kerry 24; Clinton 20; Kennedy 13
Utah - Murphy 32; Clinton 30; Kerry 19; Kennedy 9
Washington - Kerry 33; Murphy 24; Clinton 20; Kennedy 13

Wisconsin - Kerry 36; Clinton 22; Murphy 21; Kennedy 11
Wyoming - Murphy 31; Clinton 29; Kerry 26; Kennedy 4

The Conservatives

With the unexpected withdrawal of Cathy McMorris Rogers from the Conservative leadership race, we can now project that Todd Young will be elected the next Leader of the Conservative Party. Young, who started out as an underdog, was quickly able to gain support nationwide, with an early victory in Iowa propelling him to large successes both in other early primary states and on Super Tuesday. The question now remains - who will Young choose as his Deputy Leader to begin the general election fight?

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

Todd Young - 2154 Delegates
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 759 Delegates
John Kasich - 17 Delegates

The Nationalists

March 15 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Florida - Ernst 36; Cruz 32; Buchanan 32
Illinois - Ernst 42; Cruz 33; Buchanan 25
Kansas - Buchanan 35; Cruz 35; Ernst 30
Louisiana - Cruz 44; Ernst 32; Buchanan 24
Maine - Ernst 39; Cruz 31; Buchanan 30
Michigan - Ernst 41; Buchanan 30; Cruz 29
Mississippi - Cruz 47; Ernst 27; Buchanan 26
Missouri - Cruz 37; Buchanan 36; Ernst 27
North Carolina - Cruz 37; Buchanan 24; Ernst 29
Ohio - Cruz 43; Ernst 37; Buchanan 20

Both Joni Ernst and Ted Cruz saw large victories as a result of the March 15 primaries, with each expanding their delegate count substantially and furthering their positions as the two frontrunners in the Nationalist leadership race. Meanwhile, though Pat Buchanan appears to have been unable to campaign throughout the course of the last few weeks, his options are still wide open, with favorable territory in the upcoming primary races possibly setting the stage for a potential comeback.

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

Ted Cruz - 1074 Delegates
Joni Ernst - 1032 Delegates
Pat Buchanan -  824 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Cruz 37; Ernst 36; Buchanan 23

Alaska - Cruz 34; Buchanan 34; Ernst 27
Arizona - Buchanan 36; Ernst 33; Cruz 26
Hawaii - Ernst 42; Cruz 29; Buchanan 24
Idaho - Cruz 39; Ernst 30; Buchanan 26
Utah - Cruz 43; Ernst 29; Buchanan 23
Washington - Ernst 36; Buchanan 31; Cruz 28

Wisconsin - Ernst 43; Cruz 27; Buchanan 20
Wyoming - Cruz 29; Buchanan 26; Ernst 25

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The Progressives

March 15 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Florida - DelBene 29; Warren 25; Sanders 21; Gabbard 16; Brown 9
Illinois - Warren 37; DelBene 23; Sanders 22; Gabbard 10; Brown 8
Kansas - DelBene 30; Sanders 21; Brown 20; Warren 18; Gabbard 11
Louisiana - Gabbard 27; Warren 24; DelBene 22; Sanders 16; Brown 11
Maine - Sanders 33; DelBene 29; Warren 23; Brown 8; Gabbard 7
Michigan - Sanders 35; Warren 30; DelBene 21; Brown 7; Gabbard 7
Mississippi - Gabbard 26; Brown 26; Sanders 17; DelBene 16; Warren 15
Missouri - Brown 30; DelBene 19; Warren 18; Gabbard 17; Sanders 16
North Carolina - Warren 33; Sanders 22; Brown 16; Gabbard 15; DelBene 14
Ohio - Brown 71; DelBene 10; Gabbard 7; Sanders 7; Warren 5

The March 15 primaries saw good news for all five candidates, with Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders remaining as the top two candidates both in national polling and in delegate count. Meanwhile, Suzan DelBene, who has seen her national poll numbers increase steadily over the course of the past two weeks, is now only eighteen delegates away from second place, indicating high potential for her campaign in future contests. Meanwhile, while a supreme performance by Sherrod Brown in his home state of Ohio has propelled him to fourth place, Tulsi Gabbard's home state of Hawaii will be voting next week, meaning that her campaign could see large delegate increases in the near future as well.

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

Elizabeth Warren - 766 Delegates
Bernie Sanders - 616 Delegates
Suzan DelBene - 598 Delegates
Sherrod Brown - 519 Delegates
Tulsi Gabbard - 431 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Warren 28; Sanders 25; DelBene 25; Gabbard 10; Brown 8

Alaska - Sanders 29; DelBene 21; Warren 19; Brown 13; Gabbard 13
Arizona - Warren 31; DelBene 23; Sanders 15; Gabbard 13; Brown 13
Hawaii - Gabbard 71; Warren 7; DelBene 7; Brown 6; Sanders 4
Idaho - Brown 24; Gabbard 22; Warren 17; Sanders 16; DelBene 16
Utah - Brown 22; Gabbard 22; Sanders 19; Warren 18; DelBene 14
Washington - DelBene 65; Sanders 12; Warren 8; Gabbard 6; Brown 4

Wisconsin - Sanders 27; Warren 24; DelBene 23; Brown 8; Gabbard 8
Wyoming - Brown 21; Gabbard 19; Warren 18; DelBene 16; Sanders 16

The Jacksonians

March 15 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Florida - Trump 30; Manchin 28; Goodwin 25; Edwards 17
Illinois - Goodwin 33; Trump 32; Edwards 20; Manchin 15
Kansas - Manchin 35; Edwards 25; Trump 22; Goodwin 18
Louisiana - Edwards 54; Manchin 17; Goodwin 15; Trump 14
Maine - Trump 39; Goodwin 27; Edwards 17; Manchin 17
Michigan - Goodwin 35; Trump 28; Manchin 21; Edwards 16
Mississippi - Edwards 33; Manchin 27; Goodwin 21; Trump 19
Missouri - Manchin 33; Trump 29; Edwards 23; Goodwin 15
North Carolina - Edwards 35; Trump 26; Manchin 22; Goodwin 17
Ohio - Trump 30; Manchin 28; Goodwin 23; Edwards 19

While Donald Trump, John Bel Edwards, and Joe Manchin were each able to surpass the seven-hundred delegate mark as a result of the March 15 primaries, the real news this week is the surge of Carte Goodwin, who has gained significant amounts of momentum due to a large three-point national polling boost and unexpected victory in the delegate-rich state of Michigan. With Trump, Edwards, and Manchin all appearing to have refrained from campaigning over the course of the last two weeks, Goodwin could easily be able to capitalize off of his momentum, a wonderful sign for his campaign ahead of the upcoming primaries on March 29, April 12, and April 26.

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

Donald Trump - 827 Delegates
John Bel Edwards - 740 Delegates
Joe Manchin - 734 Delegates
Carte Goodwin - 629 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Trump 29; Manchin 24; Edwards 23; Goodwin 20

Alaska - Manchin 28; Trump 27; Edwards 23; Goodwin 17
Arizona - Trump 31; Manchin 23; Edwards 22; Goodwin 19
Hawaii - Goodwin 31; Trump 28; Edwards 18; Manchin 18
Idaho - Edwards 28; Manchin 24; Goodwin 22; Trump 21
Utah - Edwards 29; Manchin 28; Trump 21; Goodwin 17
Washington - Trump 32; Goodwin 27; Manchin 18; Edwards 18

Wisconsin - Goodwin 26; Trump 24; Manchin 21; Edwards 19
Wyoming - Edwards 26; Manchin 26; Trump 21; Goodwin 17

The Independents

March 15 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Florida - Weld 41; Paul 32; Musk 27
Illinois - Weld 43; Musk 32; Paul 25
Kansas - Weld 45; Paul 34; Musk 21
Louisiana - Paul 45; Weld 31; Musk 24
Maine - Musk 35; Weld 34; Paul 31
Michigan - Weld 43; Musk 29; Paul 28
Mississippi - Paul 45; Weld 32; Musk 23
Missouri - Paul 37; Weld 31; Musk 31
North Carolina - Musk 38; Paul 33; Weld 29
Ohio - Weld 29; Musk 35; Paul 26

The three-way race for Independent Party leadership between Bill Weld, Rand Paul, and Elon Musk has seen significant developments in recent weeks, with Weld's active campaign managing him to surge ahead in delegate count and win half of the states that voted on March 15. Meanwhile, both Paul and Musk have the potential to expand their support throughout the course of the upcoming primaries, with a large portion Musk's Western base voting on March 29 and much of Paul's base in Appalachia and the Midwest still to vote over the upcoming months.

Total Delegate Count (as of March 16)

Bill Weld - 1030 Delegates
Rand Paul - 1009 Delegates
Elon Musk - 870 Delegates
Rob Portman - 21 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Weld 39; Paul 32; Musk 25

Alaska - Weld 42; Paul 30; Musk 23
Arizona - Weld 42; Paul 31; Musk 22
Hawaii - Weld 37; Musk 35; Paul 23
Idaho - Paul 39; Musk 28; Weld 28
Utah - Paul 40; Weld 28; Musk 27
Washington - Musk 36; Weld 33; Paul 26

Wisconsin - Weld 34; Musk 30; Paul 26
Wyoming - Paul 36; Weld 34; Musk 20

Endorsements for Turn 8

Hillary Clinton - Charlie Crist, Bill Nelson
Todd Young - Lisa Murkowski, Martha McSally, Chris Stewart, Pat Meehan, Kevin McCarthy
Ted Cruz - Carly Fiorina, Phyllis Schlafly, Mike Lee, Chuck Norris
Suzan DelBene - Dave Bieter, Suzanne Bonamici, Adam Savage, Julia Brownley
Elizabeth Warren - John Hickenlooper, Beto O'Rourke
Tulsi Gabbard - Roseanne Barr, David Ige, Sierra Club
Bill Weld - Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, Charlie Baker, Bruce Poliquin


Turn 8 will end on Friday, September 9 at 11:59 PM EST. Good luck!

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

March 23rd
Morning: Open Washington Campaign Office in Olympia, Washington
Afternoon: Rally in Olympia, Washington with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Montel Williams
Evening: Rally in Seattle, Washington with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Montel Williams


March 24th
Morning: Speak to College Independents at the University of Washington
Afternoon: Town hall in Bellingham, Washington
Evening: Fly to Hawaii

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March 25th
Morning: Town hall in Pearl City, Hawaii
Afternoon: Rally in Kailua, Hawaii with Gary Johnson and Mia Love
Evening: Rally in Hilo, Hawaii with Gary Johnson and Mia Love
Late Evening: Fly to Arizona

March 26th
Morning: Tour the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Arizona with local law enforcement
Afternoon: Rally in Phoenix, Arizona with Gary Johnson, Mia Love, and Mario Diaz-Balart
Evening: Rally in Mesa, Arizona with Gary Johnson, Mia Love, and Mario Diaz-Balart

March 27th
Morning: Town hall in Flagstaff, Arizona
Afternoon: Fly to Wisconsin
Evening: Rally in Madison, Wisconsin with Gordon Humphrey, Olympia Snowe, and Richard Hanna

March 28th
Morning: Interviews with local media from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Afternoon: Town hall in Howard, Wisconsin
Evening: Rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin with Gordon Humphrey, Olympia Snowe, and Richard Hanna

March 29th
Morning: Town hall in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Afternoon: Fly to New York
Evening: Rally in Staten Island, New York with Richard Hanna, Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker
Late Evening: Rest

[DKrol]

Bill Weld Surrogate Schedule

Former New Hampshire Premier John H. Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New York and Wisconsin.

Former New Hampshire MP John E. Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New York and Wisconsin.

Candidate for New Hampshire Premier Chris Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New York and Wisconsin.

Former New Hampshire MP Gordon Humphrey will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Wisconsin and will rally volunteers in Wisconsin.

Florida MP Ileana Ros-Lehtinen will stump for Bill Weld in Arizona and California.

New York MP Richard Hanna will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in New York and Wisconsin and will rally volunteers in New York.

Florida MP Mario Diaz-Balart will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Arizona.

Utah MP Mia Love will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Arizona and Hawaii and will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in Washington.

Florida MP Carlos Curbelo will stump for Bill Weld in Arizona and California.

Maine MP Bruce Poliquin will stump for Bill Weld in Maine and New York.

Former Independent Party Leader Gary Johnson will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Washington, Hawaii, Arizona, and New York and will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in Arizona.

Former Maine MP Olympia Snowe will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Washington, Wisconsin, and New York.

Massachusetts Deputy Premier Karen Polito will stump for Bill Weld in Wisconsin and Connecticut.

Former Massachusetts Premier Jane Swift will speak to donors.

Massachusetts Premier Charlie Baker will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in New York and will stump for Bill Weld in Wisconsin and Washington.

Former New Jersey Premier Christine Todd Whitman will speak to donors.

Former Massachusetts Deputy Premier Kerry Healey will stump for Bill Weld in New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

Former Massachusetts Conservative Party Leader Richard Tisei will stump for Bill Weld in New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

Businessman David Koch will speak to donors.

Businesswoman Meg Whitman will speak to donors and rally volunteers in California.

Entertainer Montel Williams will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Washington and will coordinate GOTV efforts in Alaska.

[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

March 23, 2016
Town Hall in Homer, Alaska
Rally in Kodiak, Alaska
Meet and Greet in Wasilla, Alaska
Rally in Fairbanks, Alaska
Rally in Anchorage, Alaska
Rally in Seattle, Washington

March 24, 2016
Rally in Couer d'Alene, Idaho
Meet and Greet in Idaho Falls, Idaho
Town Hall in Post Falls, Idaho
Rally in Rexburg, Idaho
Rally in Potacello, Idaho
Town Hall in Kuna, Idaho

March 25, 2016
Rally in American Fork, Utah
Town Hall in Lehi, Utah
Meet and Greet in West Jordan, Utah
Town Hall in Orem, Utah
Rally in Provo, Utah
Rally in Ogden, Utah

March 26, 2016
Town Hall in Redmond, Washington
Rally in Olympia, Washington
Meet and Greet in Walla Walla, Washington
Rally in Federal Way, Washington
Meet and Greet in Tacoma, Washington
Rally in Spokane, Washington
Rally in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Town Hall in Douglas, Wyoming

March 27, 2016
Rally in Thermopolis, Wyoming
Town Hall in Sheridan, Wyoming
Meet and Greet in Green River, Wyoming
Rally in Casper, Wyoming
Rally in Paducah, Kentucky
Town Hall in Owensboro, Kentucky
Meet and Greet in Indianapolis, Indiana

March 28, 2016
Rally in Bellingham, Washington
Town Hall in Leavenworth, Washington
Rally in Barrow, Alaska
Rally in Honolulu, Hawaii
Town Hall in Pearl City, Hawaii
Meet and Greet in Kailua, Hawaii
Cruzin' to the Primary Rally in Salt Lake City, Utah

March 29, 2016
Organizing Event in Couer d' Alene, Idaho
Organizing Event in Nampa, Idaho
Organizing Event in Provo, Utah
Organizing Event in Salt Lake City, Utah
Organizing Event in Phoneix, Arizona
Organizing Event in Lake Havasu City, Arizona
Organizing Event in Honolulu, Hawaii
Organizing Event in Aiea, Hawaii
Organizing Event in Olympia, Washington
Organizing Event in Seattle, Washington
Organizing Event in Juneau, Alaska
Organizing Event in North Pole, Alaska
Election Night Rally in Provo, Utah

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (8.1) - Victory Speech

My fellow Conservatives, I got news for you. We have won the Conservative leadership race!

I started this race as the underdog, but tonight we are here celebrating our victory.
This happened thanks to all our volunteers and to their efforts all across this nation, state by state, district by district, county by county, city by city, town by town. This happened thanks to millions of corageus Conservatives standing up for a new course for our party.

Tonight, we celebrate. Tomorrow, we get back to work for a Conservative victory in November. We'll continue to spread our message. Our message is that we want a true Conservative government that finally works again for the people and stands up for common-sense solutions that favors every American.

Working for the people means that we'll have to favor our hard working families and that we have to favor our unemployed citizens that are looking for a job. How can we do that? We'll help our medium and small businesses, we'll create the right environment in order to let them create more jobs. We'll not intrude in the decisions of our businesses, but we'll favor our businesses. We'll cut taxes, in order to favor every American, we'll reduce useless government spending. We'll create the right condictions for every American who wants to build his own economy activity.

We'll balance our budgets, we'll stand for an healtcare reform that keeps health care decisions between the citizen and the doctor, not the federal government.
We'll improve our education system, because the next generations deserve a better future and education is a key for guarantee that. In Congress, I have strongly worked for favorize our students, and that's what I'll continue to do as the next Prime Minister of the United States.

I'm a former Marine officer, and I know how defense work. We'll work hard for increasing and improving our national security and defense, for making our country more safe that now, for defeating the enemies that are threatening our nation.

We want less government in the life of Americans and more about the life of Americans in the federal government. Our Conservative government will finally works again for the people, for all the people of the United States of America.

Thank you all and may God bless you, may God bless the United States of America!

[DeSantis4Prez]

John Kerry campaign schedule

March 23-March 29

March 23
Arizona
Morning- Rally in Phoenix, AZ with John Edwards
Afternoon- Rally in Tucson, AZ
Evening- Open campaign HQ in Scottsdale, AZ

March 24
Wyoming
Morning- Fly to Cheyenne, WY
Afternoon- Rally in Cheyenne, WY
Evening- Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY

March 25
Alaska
Morning- Campaign in Anchorage, AK
Afternoon- Campaign in Juneau, AK
Evening- Town Hall inn Juneau, AK

March 26
Idaho
Morning- Campaign in Boise, ID
Afternoon- Town Hall in Boise
Evening- Rally at Boise State

March 27
Utah
Morning- Rally in Salt Lake City, UT
Afternoon- Town Hall in Salt Lake City
Evening- Rally in Provo, UT

March 28
Maryland
Morning- Rally in Annapolis, MD
Afternoon- Open Campaign HQs in Annapolis and Baltimore
Evening- Rally in Baltimore, reveal ad to play in all the remaining primary states

March 29
Pennsylvania
Morning- Rally in Philadelphia, PA
Afternoon- Rally in Harrisburg, PA
Evening- Town Hall in Pittsburgh, rally in Elwood City, PA

Surrogate Schedule

Lord John Edwards-
March 23: Arizona
March 24: Pennsylvania
March 25: rest
March 26: New York
March 27: Idaho
March 28: Utah
March 29: Delaware

Premier Dan Malloy-
March 23: Utah
March 24: Wyoming
March 25-28: Premier duty in Hartford, Ct
March 29: California

Former MP and Lord Joe Lieberman-
March 23: Connecticut
March 24: Rhode Island
March 25: Pennsylvania
March 26: Delaware
March 27: Maryland
March 28: Arizona
March 29: rest

Premier Gina Raimondo
March 23-27: Premier duty in Rhode Island
March 28: California
March 29: Wyoming

MP Cory Booker
March 23: Delaware
March 24: Utah
March 25: Idaho
March 26: Connecticut
March 27: California
March 28: New Jersey
March 29: rest

Mayor Julian Castro
March 23: Idaho
March 24: Wyoming
March 25: Rhode Island
March 26: Utah
March 27: Arizona
March 28: New Mexico
March 29: rest

[GAworth]

March 23rd
Fly to Arizona
Town Hall in Tempe, Arizona
Campaigning in Phoenix, Arizona
Rally in Yuma, Arizona

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Late Night Rally in El Centro, California
March 24th
Town Hall in El Cajon, California
Town Hall in Chula Vista, California
Campaigning in San Diego, California
Fly to Alaska
March 25th
Rally in Anchorage, Alaska

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Rally in Juneau, Alaska

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Fly to New York
March 26th
Town Hall in Buffalo, New York
Town Hall in Erie, Pennsylvania
Rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Fly to Idaho
Late Night Rally in Idaho Falls, Idaho
March 27th
Town Hall in Pocatello, Idaho
Rally in Ogden, Utah
Campaigning in Salt Lake City, Utah
Campaigning in West Jordan, Utah
Town Hall in Orem, Utah
March 28th
Town Hall in St. George, Utah
Campaigning in Tuba City, Arizona
Campaigning in Second Mesa, Arizona
Rally in San Carlos, Arizona
Election Watch Party in Tucson, Arizona

On May 27th the Endorsers of Tulsi in Parliament went to the floor and gave several speeches attacking the Government for failing to protect Leaders like Mr. Musk and leaving America more vulnerable while sacrificing personal liberty and perpetuating war overseas. They moved an emergency motion of no confidence in the Ministers responsible for security. The motion failed.

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (8.2) - Campaign Schedule

After securing the Conservative nomination, Todd Young will start campaigning for the general election. In this first phase, waiting for the official list of candidates from all parties and for official ratings of each race, the campaign will be focused on defending At-Large Seats and District Seats with a Conservative incumbent and on At-Large races and districts which represent a good pick-up opportunity.

In this week, Mr. Young will campaign in four Midwest states (Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana). This area is Young's home area and it played well for him during the Conservative primary and the campaign thinks that with Young as Prime Minister candidate, the party can pick-ups seats all across the nation, expecially in the Midwest.

March 23 (Iowa)
Campaign in IA-03
Campaign in IA-04
Campaign in IA-01

March 24 (Missouri)
Campaign in MO-06
Campaign in MO-04
Campaign in MO-07
Campaign in MO-08

"We want a government that doesn't intrude in the life of hard-working Americans. We want a government that finally works again for you, a government that listens to our medium and small businesses and works to fix things that are not working. We know that too many regulations are killing our businesses and we have to act on this. We want more Americans back to work and we know that for being succesfull on this mission we have to create a better environment for our entreprises and for our citizens that want to build their own economic activity and their own life. We can help our businesses and our hard-working families by cutting taxes, reduce spendings and regulations, increase incentives for those, young or not, who want to start an economic activity. And that's what a conservative government will do."

March 25 (Missouri and Illinois)
Campaign in MO-03
Campaign in MO-02
Campaign in IL-18
Campaign in IL-13

March 26 (Illinois)
Campaign in IL-12
Campaign in IL-15
Campaign in IL-16
Campaign in IL-14

March 27 (Illinois)
Campaign in IL-06
Campaign in IL-10
Campaign in IL-03
TV appareances on CNN and Fox News

Jake Tapper: Any timing and/or a shortlist for your Deputy Leader candidate?
Todd Young: Well, we are looking to a good number of Conservatives for the position. It's still early to speak of a shortlist, we just won the leadership, but I and the team have some names on the mind. I can announce that MP Dan Coats of Indiana, a strong Conservative with a full experience and full skills, will help our team as the head of the Deputy Leader searching committee. I want a Deputy Leader with the right experience and the right skills for the job and our party is full of that kind of persons.

March 28 (Indiana)
Campaign in IN-04
Campaign in IN-08
Campaign in IN-09
Campaign in IN-06

March 29 (Indiana and DC)
Campaign in IN-05
Campaign in IN-02
Campaign in IN-03
House duties in DC
Fundraiser in DC

[Representative simossad]

Campaign Schedule March 23 - March 29

March 23rd
- press conference
- fundraiser lunch in Milwaukee, WI
- rally with Tammy Baldwin in Milwaukee, WI
- meet and greet in Waukesha, WI
- rally with Tammy Baldwin in Madison, WI
- rally in Indianapolis, IN

"Little girls in this country have been pushed into role models for too long. Elizabeth Warren fights for the right to self-determination for every man and woman in this country.

March 24th
- meet and greet in Indianapolis, IN
- meet with NAACP group in Fort Wayne, IN
- discuss New York campaign strategy with senior staffers
- rally in Pittsburg, PA
- campaign event in Scranton, PA

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March 25th
- rally in Buffalo, NY
- campaign event in North Tonawanda, NY
- rally with Deval Patrick in Rochester, NY
- rally in Syracuse with Deval Patrick, NY
- campign event in Albany, NY

"Deval Patrick thinks that integrity should be a decisive factor for politicians. Therefore, he supports the candidacy of Elizabeth Warren."

March 26th
- rally in Newburgh, NY
- rally in Yonkers, NY
- rally with Mark Ruffalo in New York City, NY
- campaign with Mark Ruffalo throughout New York City, NY

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March 26th
- rally in New York City, NY
- rally in Phoenix, AZ
- rally in Salt Lake City, UT
- meet and greet in West Valley City, UT
- rally in San Jose, CA

"The current "liberal"-conservative coalition has proven that America needs a strong progressive voice in our next government. Elizabeth Warren is the person to lead the party into a progressive victory and will clean up the mess recent government has produced."

March 27th
- rally in Daly City, CA
- rally with Susan Sarandon in San Fransico, CA
- campaign event in Berkeley, CA
- campaign event in Oakland, CA
- rally in Los Angeles, CA

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March 28th
- rally in Pasadena, CA
- rally in Anaham, CA
- rally in Santa Anna, CA
- rally in San Diego, CA
- rally in Portland, OR

"Politicians across the United States are telling us how good our economy is doing and why we shouldn't support strict rules for businesses and banks, as if we wouldn't have had the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression less than a decade ago. Politics with foresight - that is what Elizabeth Warren stands for."

March 29th
- campaign event in Eugene, OR
- meet and greet in Springfield, OR
- rally in Boise, ID
- campaign event in Meridian, ID
- door-to-door campaign in Caldwell, ID
- discuss campaign strategy with senior staffers
- rally in Jersey City, NJ
- wait for results

[Representative simossad]

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann
March 23th: campaign in Utah
March 24th: campaign in Utah
March 25th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 26th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 27th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 28th: campaign in Utah
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah

Amelia Warren Tygai
March 23th: campaign in Utah
March 24th: campaign in Utah
March 25th: campaign in Utah
March 26th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 27th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 28th: campaign in Arizona
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Arizona

MP Jack Reed
March 23th: campaign in Idaho
March 24th: campaign in Idaho
March 25th: rest
March 26th: rest
March 27th: campaign in Idaho
March 28th: rest
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Idaho

MP John Delaney
March 23th: rest
March 24th: rest
March 25th: campaign in Delaware
March 26th: campaign in Delaware
March 27th: campaign in Arizona
March 28th: campaign in Arizona
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Arizona

MP Dave Loebsack
March 23th: campaign in Maryland
March 24th: rest
March 25th: campaign in DC
March 26th: campaign in DC
March 27th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 28th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah

Lily Eskelsen García
March 23th: campaign in Utah
March 24th: campaign in Utah
March 25th: campaign in Utah
March 26th: campaign in Utah
March 27th: campaign in Utah
March 28th: campaign in Utah
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah

Steve Wozniak
March 23th: campaign in California
March 24th: rest
March 25th: rest
March 26th: campaign in California
March 27th: campaign in California
March 28th: rest
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Arizona

Mark Ruffalo
March 23th: campaign in New York
March 24th: campaign in New York
March 25th: campaign in New York
March 26th: campaign in New York
March 27th: campaign in New York
March 28th: campaign in Utah
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah

MP Tammy Baldwin
March 23th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 24th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 25th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 26th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 27th: campaign in Wisconsin
March 28th: campaign in Utah
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah


Former MP Don Riegle
March 23th: campaign in Utah
March 24th: campaign in Utah
March 25th: campaign in Utah
March 26th: campaign in Utah
March 27th: campaign in Utah
March 28th: campaign in Utah
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Utah

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America)
March 23th: campaign in Alaska
March 24th: campaign in Alaska
March 25th: rest
March 26th: rest
March 27th: campaign in Alasak
March 28th: rest
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Alaska

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick
March 23th: campaign in New York
March 24th: campaign in New York
March 25th: campaign in New York
March 26th: campaign in New York
March 27th: campaign in Alaska
March 28th: campaign in Alaska
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Alaska

Susan Sarandon
March 23th: rest
March 24th: campaign in California
March 25th: campaign in California
March 26th: campaign in California
March 27th: campaign in Idaho
March 28th: campaign in Idaho
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Idaho

CO Premier John Hickenlooper
March 23th: campaign in Utah
March 24th: rest
March 25th: rest
March 26th: rest
March 27th: campaign in Alaska
March 28th: campaign in Alaska
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Alaska

MP Beto O'Rourke
March 23th: campaign in Idaho
March 24th: campaign in Idaho
March 25th: campaign in Idaho
March 26th: campaign in Idaho
March 27th: campaign in Idaho
March 28th: campaign in Idaho
March 29th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Idaho

[The Other Castro]

Chris Murphy Weekly Schedule

March 23rd
-Maintain advertising in all March 29 states, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
-Extend advertising to all April 26 states
-Open campaign office in Madison, Wisconsin
-Rally in Salt Lake City, Utah
-Rally in Ogden, Utah
-Barnstorming through Wyoming

March 24th
-Barnstorming through Idaho
-Rally in Spokane, Washington
-Rally in Tacoma, Washington
-Town Hall in Olympia, Washington
-Fundraiser in Seattle, Washington

March 25th
-Open campaign office in Manhattan, NY
-Rally in Bellevue, Washington
-Town Hall in Bellingham, Washington
-Travel to Arizona
-Rally in Tucson, Arizona

March 26th
-Rally in Scottsdale, Arizona
-Town Hall in Mesa, Arizona
-Fundraiser in Phoenix, Arizona
-Rally in Sedona, Arizona
-Travel to Pennsylvania

March 27th
-Open campaign office in Annapolis, Maryland
-Rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
-Town Hall in Scranton, Pennsylvania
-Travel to Wisconsin
-Rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

March 28th
-Rally in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
-Rally in Green Bay Wisconsin
-Fundraiser in Madison, Wisconsin
-Travel to Arizona
-Town Hall in Tempe, Arizona

March 29th
-Rally in Flagstaff, Arizona
-Brunch with Politico reporters
-Help staff with GOTV efforts in March 29 states
-Attend Results Watching Party with supporters in Phoenix, Arizona