Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[DKrol]

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[NeverAgain]

Thank god for that extension, love you dar.

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Campaign Schedule Part 1: March 16-22 (Weekly "Schedule"), Ads, Campaign Staff

Week of March 16 - March 22

Suzan DelBene, Washington State Patrol Chief John R. Batiste, MP Patty Murray, and Premier Jay Inslee, survey the damage from the March 13 windstorm in Skagit County.

Suzan DelBene splits the week between her district and DC, spending most of the time in her district listening to constituents who were affected by the March 13 windstorm. She does not campaign in Washington between March 16 and 22, focusing on responding to constituent needs instead. While in DC, DelBene speaks in Parliament to call for more funding of disaster relief programs and more funding of meteorological research.

DelBene's campaign staff construct minor campaign offices in Alaska, Arizona, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Oregon, California, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, and New Jersey.

Staffers and volunteers in all campaign offices, major and minor, conduct a voter outreach program that consists of phonebanking, mailing leaflets, registering voters, and trying to attract new volunteers. More campaign resources are allocated to these efforts in AZ, WI, PA, NY, and CA.

DelBene records and releases a new TV ad, "The Science of Climate Change." The ad will be played nationally beginning on March 21.

Ad #5: The Science of Climate Change

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Press Release from the DelBene Campaign on the Brussels Bombing - March 22, 2016

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Campaign Schedule Part 2: March 23-29 (Daily Schedule, Surrogates)

Daily:

March 23
-Fundraise in Phoenix, AZ
-Rally in Phoenix, AZ
-Appearance on MSNBC
-Town Hall in Tucson, AZ

March 24
-Flight to Anchorage, AK
-Fundraise in Anchorage, AK
-Build campaign infrastructure in Anchorage, AK
-Town Hall in Anchorage, AK

Press Release from the DelBene Campaign on North Carolina's HB2

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March 25
-Flight to Oakland, CA
-Build campaign infrastructure in Oakland, CA
-Town Hall in Oakland, CA
-Rally in Berkeley, CA

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March 26
-Barnstorm up I-80 to Sacramento, CA, with stops in Davis, Vacaville, Fairfield, and Vallejo, all in CA
-Build campaign infrastructure in Sacramento, CA
-Barnstorm up I-5 to Medford, OR, with stops in Woodland, CA, Redding, CA, and Yreka, CA
-Town Hall in Medford, OR

March 27
-Flight to Green Bay, WI
-Build campaign infrastructure in Green Bay, WI
-Appearance on CNN
-Joint rally with Mark Pocan in Madison, WI

March 28
-Build campaign infrastructure in Madison, WI
-Fundraise in Milwaukee, WI
-Rally in Milwaukee, WI

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-Build campaign infrastructure in Milwaukee, WI

March 29
-Flight to Bellingham, WA
-Policy speech in Blaine, WA: "Our Canadian Neighbors"

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-Barnstorm down I-5 to Seattle, WA, with stops in Bellingham, Mt. Vernon, Everett, and Lynnwood, all in WA

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-Post-Super-Threesday speech

Surrogates:

-Jim McDermott (P, WA-07) talks with voters throughout the Seattle area from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Seattle, WA on March 29.
-Rick Larsen (P, WA-02) barnstorms his district from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Bellingham, WA on March 29.
-Adam Smith (P, WA-09) barnstorms his district from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Tacoma, WA on March 29.
-Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06) barnstorms his district from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Bremerton, WA on March 29.
-Denny Heck (P, WA-10) barnstorms his district from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Olympia, WA on March 29.
-Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-02) barnstorms his district from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Tucson, AZ on March 29.
-Jared Polis (P, CO-02) spends two days talking with voters in Santa Fe, NM, then leads GOTV efforts in Flagstaff, AZ on March 29.
-Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam frontman) speaks at a DelBene campaign event in Washington on March 27.
-Paul Tonko (D, NY-20) spends two days talking with voters in Albany, NY, then spends a day talking to voters in New York, NY.
-Jim Dean (DFA chair) spends three days barnstorming in upstate NY, then leads GOTV efforts in Pullman, WA.
-Kate Brown (Oregon premier) speaks at a DelBene campaign event in Portland, OR.
-Rocky Anderson (P, former Salt Lake City mayor) talks with voters in Salt Lake City from March 23-28, then leads GOTV efforts in Salt Lake City on March 29.
-Jared Huffman (P, CA-02) spends two days talking with voters in his district, then leads GOTV efforts in Coeur D'Alene, ID.
-Rick Nolan (P, MN-08) spends two days talking with voters in northern Wisconsin, then speaks at a DelBene campaign event in Green Bay, WI.
-Mark Pocan (P, WI-02) spends three days barnstorming in his district, then leads GOTV efforts in Anchorage, AK.
-Bill Foster (P, IL-11) talks with voters in Milwaukee, WI for three days.
-Dave Bieter (Mayor of Boise, ID) talks with voters in Boise and its suburbs from March 23-28 and then leads GOTV efforts in Boise, ID on March 29.
-Suzanne Bonamici (D, OR-01) barnstorms her district from March 23-28 and then leads GOTV efforts in Longview, WA on March 29.
-Julia Brownley (P, CA-26) barnstorms her district from March 23-29.

A list of all campaign infrastructure and ads can be found here.

[kyc0705]

HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MARCH 23–29, 2016

MARCH 23
The Clinton campaign flew to Los Angeles and held a number of community events in impoverished, minority neighborhoods. Hillary Clinton reiterated her campaign promise to reinvigorate the educational situation, infrastructure, and economic opportunities of these communities.

MARCH 24
The Clinton campaign flew upstate to San Francisco, and Hillary Clinton gave a speech at the headquarters of the GLBT Historical Society, and pledged to push for the abolition of the remaining laws in many states with discriminate against LGBT+ people in the workplace.

MARCH 25
The Clinton campaign flew to Phoenix, and held a few large barnstorming events. Simultaneously, a number of surrogates fundraised.

MARCH 26
Hillary Clinton flew to Utah and held one highly-publicized rally in Salt Lake City.

MARCH 27
The Clinton campaign headed to Milwaukee. Hillary Clinton spoke about the racial tensions which have been growing lately as the ethnic composition of the city has changed in recent years. She also publicly endorsed the Black Lives Matter movement.

MARCH 28
The Clinton campaign spent the day in Madison, Wisconsin. They collected the support of local Liberal officials and held fundraising events.

MARCH 29
Hillary Clinton ended the week at an event in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She pledged to further support for the National Park Service if elected Prime Minister, and emphasized the importance of preserving the country's national beauty, including Yellowstone National Park.

[AuH2O Republican]

(Apologies for Rand Paul's absence from the campaign trail the past few weeks, had some personal/family matters to deal with and just haven't had the time.)

Rand Returns To The Trail, Comes Out Swinging Against Bill Weld

Rand Paul Appears On Trevor Noah's Daily Show, Explaining His Absence From The Trail

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Schedule

March 23rd
- Campaign rally in Anchorage, AK
- Fly to Idaho
- Campaign rally in Boise, ID
- Campaign rally with students at Boise State University
- Fly to Utah

March 24th
- Campaign rally in Salt Lake City, UT
- Barnstorming in Salt Lake City, UT
- Fly to Arizona
- Rest

March 25th
- Campaign rally in Phoenix, AZ
- Barnstorming in Phoenix, AZ
- Fundraiser in Phoenix, AZ
- Visit to the Barry Goldwater family home in Paradise Valley, AZ

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- Fly to Washington

March 26th
- Campaign rally in Olympia, WA
- Barnstorming with voters in Thurston County, WA
- Campaign rally in Seattle, WA
- Fundraiser in Seattle, WA

March 27th
- Barnstorming with voters throughout King County, WA
- Media appearances in Seattle, WA
- Fly to Wyoming
- Campaign rally in Cheynne, WY
- Fly to Wisconsin

March 28th
- Barnstorming with voters in Madison, WI
- Campaign rally in Green Bay, WI
- Tailgate party at Lambeau Field with Green Bay residents
- Fundraiser in Green Bay, WI

March 29th
- Campaign rally in Milwaukee, WI
- Barnstorming with voters in Milwaukee, WI
- Barnstorming with voters in Milwaukee County, WI
- Fly to Kentucky

[GoTfan]

Breaking News: Sanders Ends Campaign

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[Intell]

Due to work commitments, I can't continue with this unfortunately.

[Kingpoleon]

Carte Goodwin Campaign:
March 23-25:
Rallies, Town Halls, and Barnstorm in Hawaii

March 26-29:
Rallies, Town Halls, and Barnstorm Washington(75% Seattle, 20% Spokane, 5% Olympia)

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[NeverAgain]

I havr had a 16 hour work day. It would help so so so mucv if you could extend this 24 hours so I can sleep.

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

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Week of March 16: MP Brown campaigned in Utah and Idaho.
March 23: Utah (1)
Morning: Fly to Salt Lake City
Afternoon: Campaign in SLC
Night: Drive to St. George
March 24: Utah (1) and Idaho (1)
Morning: Campaign in St. George, UT
Afternoon: Drive to Las Vegas, NV and fly to Boise, ID
Night: Campaign in Boise, ID
March 25: Idaho (2)
Morning: Drive to Twin Falls and campaign there
Afternoon: Drive to Couer D'Alene
Night: Campaign in Couer D'Alene. Fly to Cheyenne, WY
March 26: Wyoming
Morning: Campaign in Cheyenne
Afternoon: Drive to Laramie and campaign there
Night: Fly to Anchorage, AK
March 27: Alaska
Morning: Campaign in Anchorage
Afternoon: Ride a boat to Juneau and campaign there
Night: Rest
March 28: Arizona
Morning: Fly to Phoenix
Afternoon: Campaign in Phoenix
Night: Drive to Tuscon and campaign there
March 29: Utah (3)
Morning: Fly to Salt Lake City
Afternoon: Election night rally in SLC
Night: Watch party in SLC, followed by speech

[evergreenarbor]

Statement from the DelBene campaign on the withdrawal of Bernie Sanders

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[NeverAgain]

Joni Ernst For America's Future

Schedule for Week of the 16th

March 16th to the 23rd
Rallying on the Arizonian Mexican Border./font]
Rallying in California
Rallying in Alaska with Sarah Palin
Barnstorming in Wyoming
Rally in Hawaii
Town Halls all over Idaho/font]

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

Wednesday, March 23rd:
Fly to Phoenix, AZ
Rally with Ted Nugent on the Mexican Border
Set up Arizona HQ
Drive to Tucson
Rally in Tucson
Speech about "Assimilation, not Open Borders" in Mesa

Thursday, March 24th:
Fly to Alaska
Rally with Sarah Palin in Anchorage
Rally in Fairbanks on "Ending Free Trade and Outsourcing"
Town Hall in Juneau
Set up Alaska HQ in Sitka
Fly to Hawaii

Friday, 25th:
Rally with Michelle Bachmann in Honolulu
Rally in Honolulu Suburbs
Barnstorming in Honolulu on "Stopping Russian Aggression"
Fly to Honolulu, HI
Rally in Maui, HI
Meet and Greet in Kahului, HI

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Saturday, February March 26th:
Fly to Los Angeles
Rally in Los Angeles
Town Hall in Orange County
Set up Orange County HQ/font]
Barnstorming in San Francisco
Rally in Redding, CA

Sunday, February March 27th:
Attend Service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Redding
Drive to Idaho
Rally in Boise Suburbs with Michelle Bachmann
Fly to Cheyenne
Set up Wyoming HQ
Barnstorming all over Idaho
Set up Idaho HQ in Boise

Monday, March 28th:
Rally in Boise, ID
Fly to Wisconsin
Town Hall in Waukesha
Meet + Greet in Madison
Fly to Milwaukee HQ for Volunteer Meet-up with Ron Johnson

Tuesday, March 29th:
Fly to Arizona for Rally in Tuscon
Have Town Hall in Tepe
Fly to Boise for Rally

Fly to Des Moines for Results Watching with Family and Friends
Meet with Volunteers in Des Moines
Fly back to Washington for Parliamentary Duties
Fly back to Iowa for Results Watching

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Turn 9 - March 30 to April 12, 2016

The Liberals

March 29 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Alaska - Clinton 39; Kerry 28; Murphy 23
Arizona - Clinton 41; Kerry 30; Murphy 29
Hawaii - Kerry 54; Murphy 25; Clinton 21
Idaho - Murphy 40; Kerry 34; Clinton 26
Utah - Murphy 38; Clinton 36; Kerry 26
Washington - Kerry 39; Murphy 34; Clinton 27

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

John Kerry - 988
Chris Murphy - 878
Hillary Clinton - 819
Joe Kennedy - 368
Brian Schweitzer - 277

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Kerry 35; Clinton 31; Murphy 29

Wisconsin - Kerry 38; Clinton 27; Murphy 25
Wyoming - Murphy 32; Clinton 30; Kerry 28

Connecticut - Murphy 73; Kerry 9; Clinton 8
Delaware - Kerry 34; Clinton 30; Murphy 26
Maryland - Clinton 25; Murphy 28; Kerry 27
New York - Clinton 45; Kerry 24; Murphy 21
Pennsylvania - Kerry 34; Clinton 32; Murphy 24
Rhode Island - Murphy 36; Kerry 21; Clinton 23

The Conservatives

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

Todd Young - 2554 Delegates
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 759 Delegates
John Kasich - 17 Delegates

The Nationalists

March 29 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Alaska - Cruz 54; Ernst 46
Arizona - Ernst 54; Cruz 46
Hawaii - Ernst 57; Cruz 43
Idaho - Cruz 55; Ernst 45
Utah - Cruz 57; Ernst 43
Washington - Ernst 54; Cruz 46

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

Ted Cruz - 1269 Delegates
Joni Ernst - 1237 Delegates
Pat Buchanan -  824 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Cruz 45; Ernst 45

Wisconsin - Ernst 50; Cruz 40
Wyoming - Cruz 49; Ernst 41

Connecticut - Ernst 49; Cruz 41
Delaware - Cruz 46; Ernst 44
Maryland - Cruz 45; Ernst 45
New York - Ernst 48; Cruz 43
Pennsylvania - Cruz 47; Ernst 43
Rhode Island - Ernst 51; Cruz 39

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The Progressives

March 29 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alaska - DelBene 34; Warren 24; Brown 21; Gabbard 21
Arizona - Warren 33; DelBene 21; Gabbard 19; Brown 17
Hawaii - Gabbard 77; Brown 9; Warren 7; DelBene 7
Idaho - Brown 34; Gabbard 28; DelBene 19; Warren 19
Utah - Brown 31; Gabbard 27; Warren 23; DelBene 19
Washington - DelBene 72; Gabbard 11; Warren 10; Brown 7

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

Elizabeth Warren - 847 Delegates
Suzan DelBene - 750 Delegates
Bernie Sanders - 616 Delegates
Sherrod Brown - 589 Delegates
Tulsi Gabbard - 528 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Warren 31; DelBene 28; Gabbard 16; Brown 15

Wisconsin - Warren 29; DelBene 28; Gabbard 17; Brown 16
Wyoming - Brown 25; Gabbard 23; DelBene 21; Warren 21

Connecticut - Warren 33; DelBene 26; Brown 16; Gabbard 15
Delaware - Brown 27; Warren 23; DelBene 22; Gabbard 18
Maryland - Gabbard 28; Warren 25; DelBene 19; Brown 18
New York - Warren 26; DelBene 22; Gabbard 21; Brown 21
Pennsylvania - DelBene 26; Gabbard 22; Brown 22; Warren 20
Rhode Island - DelBene 32; Warren 24; Gabbard 17; Brown 17

The Jacksonians

March 29 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alaska - Trump 53; Goodwin 47
Arizona - Trump 56; Goodwin 44
Hawaii - Goodwin 60; Trump 40
Idaho - Goodwin 53; Trump 47
Utah - Goodwin 51; Trump 49
Washington - Goodwin 55; Trump 45

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

Donald Trump - 1023 Delegates
Carte Goodwin - 833 Delegates
John Bel Edwards - 740 Delegates
Joe Manchin - 734 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Trump 44; Goodwin 41

Wisconsin - Goodwin 48; Trump 42
Wyoming - Trump 47; Goodwin 43

Connecticut - Goodwin 46; Trump 39
Delaware - Trump 43; Goodwin 42
Maryland - Trump 44; Goodwin 41
New York - Trump 49; Goodwin 36
Pennsylvania - Goodwin 44; Trump 41
Rhode Island - Goodwin 48; Trump 37

The Independents

March 29 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alaska - Weld 44; Paul 31; Musk 25
Arizona - Weld 44; Paul 34; Musk 22
Hawaii - Weld 42; Musk 35; Paul 23
Idaho - Paul 43; Musk 29; Weld 28
Utah - Paul 44; Weld 29; Musk 27
Washington - Musk 36; Weld 35; Paul 29

Total Delegate Count (as of March 30)

Bill Weld - 1179 Delegates
Rand Paul - 1143 Delegates
Elon Musk - 987 Delegates
Rob Portman - 21 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Weld 40; Paul 35; Musk 21

Wisconsin - Weld 36; Paul 28; Musk 36
Wyoming - Paul 38; Weld 36; Musk 16

Connecticut - Weld 40; Paul 26; Musk 24
Delaware - Paul 35; Weld 31; Musk 24
Maryland - Paul 38; Weld 32; Musk 20
New York - Weld 36; Paul 31; Musk 23
Pennsylvania - Musk 31; Paul 30; Weld 29
Rhode Island - Musk 34; Weld 32; Paul 24

Endorsements for Turn 9

John Kerry - Al Gore, Eric Garcetti, Xavier Beccera
Joni Ernst - Butch Otter, Jan Brewer, Linda Lingle
Elizabeth Warren - NYC Transport Union, Sarah Silverman, Michael Moore
Tulsi Gabbard - Diana DeGette, Mike Quigley, Ruth's List
Rand Paul - Barry Goldwater Jr., CC Goldwater
Bill Weld - David Valadao, David Nunes, Mike Coffman, John Katko


Turn 8 will end on Tuesday, September 13 at 11:59 PM EST. Good luck!

[Representative simossad]

I am saddened and shocked by the recent news from our party leader and my huge friend, Mr. Bernie Sanders, who was diagnosed with cancer. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family. I respect his decision to end his re-election bid, facing a risky surgery next month. This also means that Bernie Sanders, our long-standing leader and patron of the Progressive Party, puts and end to his political career.

The absence of Bernie Sanders in our political process means a great loss for America. Bernie is a man who always gives so much and asks for so little. His focus on social grievances ans injustices in our country has made our party what it is today, and brought diversity and different ideas into our political spectrum. I worked with him for the last four years as deputy leader of the progressive party. He was not just a professional colleague, he has become a huge friend of mine during the last years.

I just had a long phone call with Bernie Sanders. I expressed my deepest sorrow and compassion, and I wished him all the best in the name of the whole Warren campaign. We also talked about the future of the Progressive Party and the leadership elections. I am very proud that Bernie has endorsed me to continue his work and to become the next leader of our great party. I am honored and deeply moved by his endorsement. Although we have been competitors during the last three months in the leadership election, we both agreed on the fact that this was neither the expression of disregard of the service of the other, nor was it an expression of open criticism or antipathy towards one of the competitors in the leadership election. The fact the progressive voters are able to decide out of a broad field of candidates is solely the expression of lived intra-party democracy.

I will work hard to convince the former supporters of Bernie Sanders that they can trust him when he says that I am the right person to uphold his legacy. The endorsement of Bernie means very much to me, but the endorsements and the confidence of his supporters mean much more. Together, we can continue his fight for a new and better America, for an America which provides wealth, security and prosperity not just for a few, but for all people in this country.

Thank you.

"Bernie is a man who always gives so much and asks for so little."- Elizabeth Warren. Thank you, Bernie.

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

April 6th
Morning: Town hall in Rockypoint, Wyoming
Afternoon: Open Wyoming Campaign Office in Gillette, Wyoming
Evening: Rally in Gillette, Wyoming with Mia Love, Mike Coffman, and Gary Johnson

April 7th
Morning: Speak to College Independents at the University of Wyoming
Afternoon: Rally in Laramie, Wyoming with Mia Love, Mike Coffman, and Gary Johnson
Evening: Rally in Cheyenne, Wyoming with Mia Love, Mike Coffman, and Gary Johnson
Late Evening: Fly to California

April 8th
Morning: Open California Campaign Office in Santa Rosa, California
Afternoon: Tour small businesses in David, California
Evening: Rally in Sacramento, California with David Nunes, David Valadao, and Gary Johnson

April 9th
Morning: Rally in San Jose, California with David Nunes, David Valadao, and Gary Johnson
Afternoon: Town hall in Apple Valley, California
Evening: Rally in Los Angeles, Calfornia with David Nunes and David Valadao

April 10th
Morning: Open California Campaign Office in San Diego, California
Afternoon: Rally in San Diego, California with David Nunes, David Valadao, and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Evening: Fly to Wisconsin

April 11th
Morning: Town hall in Plumb City, Wisconsin
Afternoon: Rally in La Crosse, Wisconsin with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker
Evening: Rally in Madison, Wisconsin with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker

April 12th
Morning: Rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker
Afternoon: Town hall in Marshfield, Wisconsin
Evening: Rally in Janeville, Wisconsin with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker
Late Evening: Election Night Rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin with Gary Johnson, Olympia Snowe, and Charlie Baker

[Kingpoleon]

April 6-12:
April 6:
- Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY
- Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY
- Barnstorm Cheyenne, WY
- Town Hall in Casper, WY
- Town Hall in Casper, WY
- Barnstorm Casper, WY

April 7:
- Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY
- Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY
- Barnstorm Cheyenne, WY
- Fundraiser in Cheyenne
- Town Hall in Casper, WY
- Barnstorm Casper, WY

April 8:
- Town Hall in Baltimore, MD
- Town Hall in Baltimore, MD
- Town Hall in Baltimore, MD
- Barnstorm Baltimore, MD
- Barnstorm Baltimore, MD
- Fundraiser in Baltimore

April 9:
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Barnstorm Baltimore
- Barnstorm Baltimore
- Fundraiser in Baltimore

April 10:
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Town Hall in Baltimore
- Barnstorm Baltimore
- Barnstorm Baltimore
- Fundraiser in Baltimore

April 11:
- Major Speech in Baltimore
- Town Hall in Silver Spring, MD
- Town Hall in Silver Spring, MD
- Town Hall in Wilmington, DE
- Town Hall in Wilmington, DE
- Barnstorm Wilmington

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April 12:
- Town Hall in Wilmington
- Town Hall in Wilmington
- Barnstorm Wilmington
- Major Speech in Dover, DE
- Town Hall in Dover, DE
- Barnstorm Dover

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Surrogates:
Dave Freudenthal and Brian Krolicki will be campaigning heavily for us in Wyoming, using the themes of a broad coalition of miners, ranchers, farmers, the working class, and union workers.
Liz Shuler will be announced as head of the Union Workers for Goodwin. She will organize and campaign for Goodwin in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware.
All other endorsers will campaign about 80% of the time in Maryland and the remainder of the time in Delaware.

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule Part 1: March 30-April 5 (Weekly "Schedule"), Ads, Campaign Staff

Week of March 30 - April 5

Suzan DelBene splits the week between her district and DC. While in DC, DelBene speaks in Parliament, expressing her gratitude towards Bernie Sanders for all of the work that he did as Progressive leader. Out of respect for Bernie, DelBene does not hold any in-person campaign events until April 6.

DelBene's campaign staff continue their work and construct minor campaign offices in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland, Indiana, Nebraska, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, and California.

Staffers and volunteers in all campaign offices, major and minor, conduct a voter outreach program that consists of phonebanking, mailing leaflets, registering voters, and trying to attract new volunteers. Staffers in potentially competitive districts also try to encourage general election turnout. More campaign resources are allocated to these efforts in WI, PA, NY, OR, CA, and NJ.

DelBene records and releases a new TV ad, "Revitalizing Our Economy." The ad will be played in the following states beginning on March 31:

Ad #6: Revitalizing Our Economy

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Press Release from the DelBene Campaign on the Panama Papers - April 3, 2016

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Campaign Schedule Part 2: April 6-12 (Daily Schedule, Surrogates)

Daily:

April 6
-Town Hall in Cheyenne, WY
-Barnstorm up I-25 to Billings, MT, with stops in Douglas, WY; Casper, WY; Buffalo, WY; and Hardin, MT
-Build campaign infrastructure in Billings, MT
-Rally in Billings, MT

April 7
-Flight to New Castle, DE
-Rally in Wilmington, DE
-Appearance on NBC News
-Rally in Philadelphia, PA

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April 8
-Fundraise in Philadelphia, PA
-Barnstorm up I-76 and I-476 to Allentown, PA, with stops in Conshohocken, Harleysville, and Emmaus (all in PA)
-Town Hall in Allentown, PA
-Build campaign infrastructure in Newark, NJ

April 9
-Rally in Manhattan, NYC, NY
-Build campaign infrastructure in Manhattan, NYC, NY
-Policy speech in the Bronx, NYC, NY: "Combating Unemployment"

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-Town Hall in the Bronx, NYC, NY

April 10
-Appearance on Meet the Press
-Town Hall in New Rochelle, NY
-Build campaign infrastructure in Albany, NY
-Joint rally with Paul Tonko in Albany, NY

April 11
-Flight to Madison, WI
-Joint rally in Madison, WI with Mark Pocan
-Barnstorm down I-94 to Milwaukee, WI, with stops in Cottage Grove, Lake Mills, and West Allis
-Rally in Milwaukee, WI

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April 12
-Town Hall in Racine, WI
-GOTV efforts in Oak Creek, WI
-GOTV efforts in West Allis, WI
-GOTV efforts in Milwaukee, WI
-Post-WY/WI speech

Surrogates:

Jim McDermott (P, WA-07) leads GOTV efforts in Milwaukee, WI on April 12.
Adam Smith (P, WA-09) talks with voters in Laramie, WY for three days, and leads GOTV efforts in Laramie, WY on April 12.
Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06) barnstorms northern Wisconsin for two days and leads GOTV efforts in Eau Claire, WI on April 12.
Denny Heck (P, WA-10) barnstorms the Green Bay area for two days and leads GOTV efforts in Green Bay, WI on April 12.
Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-02) talks with voters in San Diego for two days.
Jared Polis (P, CO-02) barnstorms down I-80 from Pine Bluffs, WY to Evanston, WY.
Paul Tonko (D, NY-20) barnstorms his district for three days.
Jim Dean (DFA chair) talks with voters in the Milwaukee area for two days and leads GOTV efforts in Milwaukee, WI.
Kate Brown (Oregon premier) makes an appearance at a DelBene campaign event* in Eugene, OR.
Ben Jealous (Former NAACP president) talks with voters in the Philadelphia area.
Rocky Anderson (P, former Salt Lake City mayor) talks with voters in northwestern Wyoming.
Jared Huffman (P, CA-02) barnstorms his district for three days and appears at a DelBene campaign event* in Petaluma, CA.
Rick Nolan (P, MN-08) leads GOTV efforts in Eau Claire, WI on April 12.
Mark Pocan (P, WI-02) barnstorms his district from April 6-11, and leads GOTV efforts in Madison, WI on April 12.
Bill Foster (P, IL-11) leads GOTV efforts in Kenosha, WI on April 12.
Dave Bieter (Mayor of Boise, ID) leads GOTV efforts in Rock Springs, WY on April 12.
Suzanne Bonamici (P, OR-01) appears at a DelBene campaign event in Astoria, OR.*
Julia Brownley (P, CA-26) appears at a DelBene campaign event in Oxnard, CA.*

*These events are run by the campaign but do not feature an appearance by DelBene herself.

A list of all campaign infrastructure and ads can be found here.

[Representative simossad]

Campaign Schedule April 6th - April 12th

April 6th:
- press conference
- fundraiser brunch in Jersey City, NJ
- rally in Jersey City, NJ
- rally in Wilmington, DE
- rally in Baltimore, MD

"Now it has happened. Today, Sigmundur Davíd Gunnlaugsson, Prime Minister of Iceland, announced his retirement, following huge protests due to accusations which refer to the panama papers. After a wave of indignation which started just a week ago,  the first heads begin to roll. Years of fraud, deceit and conceit will come to an end. This is not just a minor issue, the panama papers are the begin of the biggest financial scandal since the financial crisis of 2008. It is a shame, that our economical and political process show still a lack of transparency and a lack of community-orientated acting. We've not come a long way since.
I demand a complete clarification of what has happened the last years and who and which countries have been – knowingly and unknowningly – involved in this process.  Therefore, I propose the house to set up a committee of inquiry to perform the tasks I named. The people not just in this country, but all the people in the world, the people who work hard and pay their taxes as they should have been betrayed by those who already have more than enough. But there is also another conclusion we can drawn from the events in Iceland. Due to the huge protests, the people around the globe have been reminded that democracy means power of the people, by the people and for the people!"


April 7th:
- meet with NAACP and Ben Jealous in Baltimore, MD
- meet and greet in Columbia, MD
- rally with Seth McFarlane in Philadelphia, PA
- campaign event with Seth McFarlane in Allentown, PA
- rally with Sarah Silverman in Binghampton, NY

"Bernie Sanders has made the Progressive Party great. Now he's backing the candidate to lead it into the next government."

April 8th:
- discuss campagn strategy with senior staffers, built up campaign structure in the North-East
- campaign through New York City with Mark Ruffalo, Sarah Silverman, Seth McFarlane, Ben Jealous and John Samuelsen (TWU 100)
- rally in New York City

"Shame on Premier Pat McCroy and his misanthropic and unjustifiable policies! His conservative administration is not just offensive, it is also an insult against humanity. Thanks to Premier McCroy, grown-up men who might be born in female bodies, but who look like men and act like men are now forced to share the bathroom with little girls. Thanks to Premier McCroy, thousands of our young teenagers, who are struggling with their real identity are discouraged and feel excluded by our society and our political system. Thanks to Premier McCroy, the amount of LGBT-teenager who commit suicide – which is already really high – is very likely to rise again. And why? Because he wants to satisfy his party!
This is a message to all young girls and boys in this country, who just discovered that they are different than the others, who have been hiding this for years and who are still unsure about their identity. Let me be clear: You are perfect the way you are, all doors are clearly open for you, and when I'm leader of the Progressive Party, I will fight to ensure that everyone treats you with the right amount of respect and appreciation you deserve. Anyone in this country who does not understand what it is like to take the impressive courage to tell their parents, siblings, friends and classmates that they are gay, lesbian or trans, anyone who has never talked with such a person who experienced that massive fear, anyone who doesn't should not be allowed to tell those people how they should love, act, dress or what bathroom they have to use!"


April 9th:
- campaign event in Yonkers, NY
- rally in Newburgh, NY
- interview on NBC News
- rally in Pittsburgh, PA
- rally in Monroeville, PA

April 10th:
- campaign event in Greensburg, PA
- campaign event in Johnstown, PA
- campaign event in Troy, NY
- meet and greet in Saratoga Springs, NY

"If some people in other parties tell you that other countries are laughing at us, then they are completely right. They are laughing at us. But not because this country has lost its strength or economical or scientificial lead, but because the people who tell you it has have such a great success. They want America to do everything on its own, but the truth is, that you can not achieve anything without allies, neither in international politics, nor in private live. America should make allies rather than enemies. The world we live in is too dangerous to try to do everything alone. Whether it's building up a stable economy, whether it's fighting against international terrorism, whether it is fighting against poverty and hunger. We need to talk with  international partners who share the same values and begin to form alliances, which go beyond the NATO. I am talking about Canada, who have always been a reliable partner for America. But I am also talking about Mexico, a country which has to be our friend, considering geographical and economical factors. And I am talking about Australia, New Zealand, and, last but not least, the European Union, one of the greatest project mankind has ever created. The European Union isn't perfect and has done many, many faults. But its idea – unifying the people of Europe after their political leaders have tried to divide them – is truly honorable. Together, we can fight for progress and democracy for everyone on this planet."


April 11th:
- rally with Tammy Baldwin in Eau Claire, WI
- campaign event with Tammy Baldwin in Black River Falls, WI
- rally with Tammy Baldwin and Sarah Silverman in Madison, Wi
- campaign event with Tammy Baldwin in Fort Atkinson, WI
- appearance at Meet the Press

April 12th:
- campaign event in Waukesha, WI
- campaign event in West Allis, WI
- rally in Milwaukee, WI
- campaign in Racine, WI
- rally in Eureka, CA
- wait for results

[Representative simossad]

New surrogates hit the campaign trail!

John Samuelsen
President of New York Transport Workers Union

“Elizabeth Warren has her heart at the right place. She has understood that workers can live without millionaires, but millionaires can never live without workers. We put our heart and huge effort in our job to make this country a better place to live. Elizabeth Warren is the first politician to appreciate our work and to make live easier for us.”

Ben Jealous
Former President of the NAACP

“Racism is still an issue today. Segregation is still an issue today. Violence is still an issue today. Elizabeth Warren is not just totally aware of the fact, is also the person fight against structural racism in our society, and the person to bring peace and prosperity to all people in this country.”

Sarah Silverman
Actress

“It might be easy for me as a person who has neither experienced existential trouble nor anxiety about future to tell a whole country what to vote for. But I strongly believe that Elizabeth Warren could save millions of Americans from poverty. Even if I have to reach deeper into my pockets because I am a high-income earner. It is totally worth it.”

Seth McFarlane
Producer and Filmmaker

“I supported Bernie. He dropped out. But does this mean that I have to be absent from all political activities? Bernie's a clever man. He's done so much for the Progressive Party. And I trust him when he endorses Elizabeth Warren. I believe that she is the one to uphold his legacy and to lead the Progressive Party into a better future.”

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann
April 6th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 7th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 8th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 9th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

Amelia Warren Tygai
April 6th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 7th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 8th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 9th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 10th campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

MP Jack Reed
April 6th: rest
April 7th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 8th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 9th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 10th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 11th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 12th: campaign in Rhode Island

MP John Delaney
April 6th: campaign in Maryland
April 7th: campaign in Maryland
April 8th: campaign in Maryland
April 9th: campaign in Maryland
April 10th: campaign in Maryland
April 11th: campaign in Maryland
April 12th: campaign in Maryland

MP Dave Loebsack
April 6th: campaign in Maryland
April 7th: rest
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in Maryland
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

Lily Eskelsen García (National Education Association)
April 6th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 7th: rest
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 10th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 11th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 12th: campaign in Pennsylvania

Steve Wozniak
April 6th: campaign in California
April 7th: rest
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in California
April 10th: campaign in California
April 11th: rest
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

Mark Ruffalo
April 6th: campaign in New York
April 7th: campaign in New York
April 8th: campaign in New York
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in New York
April 11th:  campaign in New York
April 12th:  campaign in New York

MP Tammy Baldwin
April 6th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 7th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 8th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 9th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: campaign in Wisconsin


Former MP Don Riegle
April 6th: campaign in Maryland
April 7th: rest
April 8th: campaign in Maryland
April 9th: rest
April 10th: campaign in Maryland
April 11th: campaign in Maryland
April 12th: campaign in Maryland

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America)
April 6th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 7th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 8th: rest
April 9th: rest
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: rest
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick
April 6th: campaign in Delaware
April 7th: campaign in Delaware
April 8th: campaign in Delaware
April 9th: campaign in Delaware
April 10th: campaign in Delaware
April 11th: campaign in Delaware
April 12th: campaign in Delaware

Susan Sarandon
April 6th: rest
April 7th: campaign in California
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in New York
April 11th: campaign in New York
April 12th: campaign in New York

CO Premier John Hickenlooper
April 6th: rest
April 7th: campaign in California
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in New York
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

MP Beto O'Rourke
April 6th: rest
April 7th: campaign in New York
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

John Samuelsen (TWU 100)
April 6th: campaign in New York
April 7th: campaign in New York
April 8th: campaign in New York
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in New York
April 11th: campaign in New York
April 12th: campaign in New York

Ben Jealous
April 6th: campaign in Maryland
April 7th: campaign in Maryland
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 10th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 11th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 12th: campaign in Pennsylvania

Sarah Silverman
April 6th: rest
April 7th: campaign in New York
April 8th: campaign in New York
April 9th: campaign in New York
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

Seth McFarlane
April 6th: campaign in New York
April 7th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 8th: rest
April 9th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 10th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 11th: campaign in Wisconsin
April 12th: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Wisconsin

[The Other Castro]

Chris Murphy Weekly Schedule

April 6th
-Maintain advertising in Wisconsin, Wyoming, and the April 26 states.
-Open campaign office in Newark, Delaware
-Rally in Cheyenne, Wyoming
-Town Hall in Jackson, Wyoming
-Travel to Maryland
-Rally in Baltimore, Maryland

April 7th
-Rally in Silver Spring, Maryland
-Rally in Frederick, Maryland
-Town Hall in Rockville, Maryland
-Fundraiser in Annapolis, Maryland

April 8th
-Open campaign office in Providence, Rhode Island
-Rally in Wilmington, Delaware
-Town Hall in Middletown, Delaware
-Rally in Dover, Delaware
-Travel to Pennsylvania
-Rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

April 9th
-Rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
-Town Hall in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
-Fundraiser in Erie, Pennsylvania
-Travel to Wisconsin
-Rally in Appleton, Wisconsin

April 10th
-Rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin
-Rally in Wausau, Wisconsin
-Town Hall in La Crosse, Wisconsin
-Rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

April 11th
-Rally in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
-Rally in Madison, Wisconsin
-Fundraiser in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
-Town Hall in Racine, Wisconsin

April 12th
-Meet and Greet with voters
-Help staff with GOTV efforts in Wisconsin and Wyoming
-Attend Results Watching Party with supporters in Madison, Wisconsin

[Representative simossad]

Updated TV-ads

"Our Community"

The Northeast of our country is unique. No other region in America has managed to save its rural communities and become a symbol of progress and American values. The hardworking men and women can count on the solidarity of the community. It is an attitude which made this region strong.

[...]

But our political leaders are trying hard to destroy the boundaries which have been developed for centuries. The selfish policies form the Conservative Party has lead to exclusion of blacks, gays and women from our society. They claim to save the American values but don't realize that they have betrayed them.

[…]

It is time to act. Help me to save our values and everything we have built up so far. We are strong when our community is strong.

[…]

I'm Elizabeth Warren, and I approve this message.


To be aired in:

"Our workers"

America didn't became strong because of the big companies and billionaires, but because of the millions of workers who have put their heart in their job. We are standing on a secure ground, built by the men and women who have worked their whole life to make our country the strongest country in the world. We have to maintain and save this tradition.

[…]

In the last years, more and more politicians have tried to dismantle the unions in this country and to disgrace the workers who give our society so much and ask for so little. Our leaders, who are funded by billionaires who are levering out our democracy don't care about the workers. They only care about their profit and their record.

[…]

It is time to vote for someone who has the courage to stand up against the alliance of politicians and billionaires who fight against those people who make the country what it is today. Elizabeth Warren is the person to secure the workers' rights and to save and create new jobs.

[…]

I'm Elizabeth Warren, and I approve this message.


To be aired in:

[Representative simossad]

Launch of the national campaign "Stand Up"

Ladies and gentlemen, my fellow Americans,

I am sure that this announcement I will present you today is really surprising for the most of you. But the object of my speech is a really important one.

During my leadership campaign, I have traveled a lot through this country, and I have talked to a lot of people. I have talked to people who don't need to have fears about their future but who do have. And I have talked to people who are optimistic and make the best of their, to be honest, hopeless situation. But I have also met people who have given up and can not see any light in their live, due to financial burden and inhuman working conditions. But the most shocking reports I get to hear are the reports about discrimination of minorities and specifically.

Racism and discrimination have increased. That is not what the government tells you, it's what the people who have to struggle with racism every day tell you. Discriminating rhetoric and politicians have cleared the path to bigotry, racism and violence in this country. People are inferior because of their skin color and the origin of their ancestors, because of their gender, because of their sexual orientation or sexual identity. We are on the way to destroy everything we have built up since 1964. This is not what America should be about.

Politics can make racism a taboo. But change can not just be decided in Washington, DC. Change has to happen in our hearts, in our streets, in our towns, in our communities. I want to encourage everyone in this country to not accept racism, bigotry and violence in their neighborhoods. I want you to make everyone in this country clear, that these are not American values and that there is not place for them in our country. I want to encourage you to stand up.

This is what this campaign will be about.

This campaign, which will operate in all 50 states, is funded by the Warren-campaign, but is self-sufficient in its organization and its content. Both campaigns will work together intensively. However, I want to encourage everyone who is with me when I say that we have to do everything we can to fight racism, bigotry and discrimination to join the campaign.

Let's stop the hate and start an era of fraternity and solidarity.

Thank you. - Elizabeth Warren