Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[DeSantis4Prez]

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Turn 4 - February 3 to February 9, 2016

Let's take a look at the Iowa results and ahead to the races in New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada.

The Liberals

Brian Schweitzer - 24% (14 Delegates)
John Kerry - 24% (14 Delegates)
Chris Murphy - 24% (14 Delegates)
Hillary Clinton - 18% (12 Delegates)
Joe Kennedy - 10% (6 Delegates)

The Liberal leadership election in Iowa was, to say the least, an absolute nailbiter, with the top three candidates receiving almost identical amounts of support and each carrying equal delegate hauls. While Schweitzer, who led in the polls up to the day of the election, dominated in the more rural western and southern portions of the state, John Kerry and Chris Murphy each overperformed on election day, with Kerry taking most of the Des Moines area and Murphy thriving on the socially liberal eastern parts of the state. Meanwhile, Kennedy and Clinton both saw increased support too, with Kennedy increasing his margin in New Hampshire and Clinton expected to do well in South Carolina.

Nationwide - February 3

John Kerry - 29%
Hillary Clinton - 25%
Chris Murphy - 15%
Brian Schweitzer - 14%
Joe Kennedy - 6%
Undecided - 11%

New Hampshire - February 3

Joe Kennedy - 28%
Hillary Clinton - 24%
John Kerry - 21%
Chris Murphy - 14%
Brian Schweitzer - 8%
Undecided - 5%

South Carolina - February 3

Hillary Clinton - 27%
Chris Murphy - 22%
Brian Schweitzer - 16%
John Kerry - 16%
Joe Kennedy - 11%
Undecided - 8%

Nevada - February 3

John Kerry - 24%
Joe Kennedy - 21%
Hillary Clinton - 20%
Brian Schweitzer - 19%
Chris Murphy - 15%
Undecided - 11%

The Conservatives

Todd Young - 43% (26 Delegates)
John Kasich - 29% (17 Delegates)
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 28% (17 Delegates)

The Conservative leadership election in Iowa was a clear victory for Todd Young, with the Indiana MP winning the state by a massive fourteen points and gaining an early nine-delegate lead over each of his opponents. Despite falling slightly short of a second place finish in Iowa, Rogers has enhanced her status as a national frontrunner, having increased her lead across the nation to a record nine points after an endorsement from Marco Rubio. Meanwhile, Kasich has held his lead in New Hampshire and opened up an early lead in Nevada.

Nationwide - February 3

Cathy McMorris Rogers - 36%
Todd Young - 27%
John Kasich - 21%
Undecided - 16%

New Hampshire - February 3

John Kasich - 32%
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 30%
Todd Young - 25%
Undecided - 13%

South Carolina - February 3

Cathy McMorris Rogers - 37%
Todd Young - 36%
John Kasich - 16%
Undecided - 11%

Nevada - February 3

John Kasich - 31%
Todd Young - 30%
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 29%
Undecided - 10%

The Nationalists

Joni Ernst - 50% (30 Delegates)
Ted Cruz - 38% (23 Delegates)
Pat Buchanan - 12% (7 Delegates)

In the end, Ernst won her home state by a convincing margin, winning 50% of the popular vote and pulling half of all delegates. While Cruz's heavy early investment in Iowa ended up not paying off, he has seen a comfortable increase in national support and still holds significant leads in New Hampshire and South Carolina. Meanwhile, Buchanan, who did not invest heavily in the Iowa election, appears to have taken an early lead in Nevada and remains competitive in New Hampshire despite a relatively short week of campaigning.

Nationwide - February 3

Ted Cruz - 39%
Joni Ernst - 28%
Pat Buchanan - 25%
Undecided - 8%

New Hampshire - February 3

Ted Cruz - 41%
Pat Buchanan - 35%
Joni Ernst - 15%
Undecided - 9%

South Carolina - February 3

Ted Cruz - 43%
Pat Buchanan - 25%
Joni Ernst - 24%
Undecided - 8%

Nevada - February 3

Pat Buchanan - 32%
Joni Ernst - 32%
Ted Cruz - 29%
Undecided - 7%

The Progressives

Elizabeth Warren - 25% (15 Delegates)
Bernie Sanders - 25% (15 Delegates)
Tulsi Gabbard - 23% (14 Delegates)
Suzan DelBene - 15% (9 Delegates)
Sherrod Brown - 12% (7 Delegates)

The Progressive election in Iowa was another nailbiter, with Warren barely inching out Sanders for a first-place victory. While Sanders remains ahead nationwide, Warren's victory in Iowa has increased her support, with Gabbard also seeing an increase in support as a result of her strong second-place finish. Sanders appears to still be ahead comfortably in New Hampshire, while South Carolina remains close and DelBene has developed an advantage in Nevada.

Nationwide - February 3

Bernie Sanders - 28%
Elizabeth Warren - 24%
Suzan DelBene - 20%
Sherrod Brown - 11%
Tulsi Gabbard - 10%
Undecided - 7%

New Hampshire - February 3

Bernie Sanders - 40%
Sherrod Brown - 20%
Elizabeth Warren - 15%
Suzan DelBene - 12%
Tulsi Gabbard - 6%
Undecided - 7%

South Carolina - February 3

Tulsi Gabbard - 21%
Sherrod Brown - 20%
Elizabeth Warren - 19%
Bernie Sanders - 19%
Suzan DelBene - 13%
Undecided - 8%

Nevada - February 3

Suzan DelBene - 25%
Bernie Sanders -24%
Elizabeth Warren - 21%
Sherrod Brown - 9%
Tulsi Gabbard - 8%
Undecided - 13%

The Jacksonians

Joe Manchin - 33% (20 Delegates)
Donald Trump - 31% (18 Delegates)
Jon Bel Edwards - 21% (13 Delegates)
Carte Goodwin - 15% (9 Delegates)

Despite a Manchin victory in Iowa, the national horserace for Jacksonian leadership is now as close as ever, with Trump and Manchin statistically tied for a lead nationwide. Meanwhile, Jon Bel Edwards' southern base has become increasingly evident, with the Louisiana Premier holding a significant early advantage in the state of South Carolina. Trump, meanwhile, has maintained his lead in New Hampshire, while opening up an early lead in the state of Nevada as well.

Nationwide - February 3

Joe Manchin - 28%
Donald Trump - 27%
Jon Bel Edwards - 21%
Carte Goodwin - 15%
Undecided - 9%

New Hampshire - February 3

Donald Trump - 38%
Joe Manchin - 26%
Jon Bel Edwards - 16%
Carte Goodwin - 11%
Undecided - 9%

South Carolina - February 3

Jon Bel Edwards - 35%
Joe Manchin - 23%
Carte Goodwin - 15%
Donald Trump - 14%
Undecided - 13%

Nevada - February 3

Donald Trump - 31%
Joe Manchin - 27%
Carte Goodwin - 20%
Jon Bel Edwards - 16%
Undecided - 6%

The Independents

Rob Portman - 34% (21 Delegates)
Bill Weld - 28% (17 Delegates)
Elon Musk - 19% (11 Delegates)
Rand Paul - 19% (11 Delegates)

Following a comfortable victory in Iowa, Rob Portman has been able to maintain his national lead. Meanwhile, each of the next three primary states have each seen their own frontrunners emerge, with Musk holding a comfortable lead in New Hampshire and Paul and Weld each holding slight advantages in South Carolina and Nevada, respectively.

Nationwide - February 3

Rob Portman - 32%
Bill Weld - 22%
Rand Paul - 22%
Elon Musk - 16%
Undecided - 8%

New Hampshire - February 3

Elon Musk - 32%
Bill Weld - 22%
Rob Portman - 19%
Rand Paul - 16%
Undecided - 11%

South Carolina - February 3

Rand Paul - 29%
Rob Portman - 29%
Elon Musk - 17%
Bill Weld - 17%
Undecided - 8%

Nevada - February 3

Bill Weld - 26%
Elon Musk - 25%
Rob Portman - 22%
Rand Paul - 20%
Undecided - 7%

(Turn 4 intro continued in next post.)

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Starting next turn, we will be operating under a slightly modified schedule in order to expedite the delegate allocation process. Some turns will last two weeks, with all primaries that happen that turn occurring at the end of the two weeks. The following is the new list of turns in the game, along with which states will hold primaries at the end of each turn:

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Of course, turns that last two weeks don't mean that you should double the size of your schedules .

The debate schedule is also probably going to be modified a bit; I'll let everyone know as soon as possible when I figure out the next date.

Endorsements for Turn 4

Brian Schweitzer - Ken Salazar, Mark Udall
Joe Kennedy - Caroline Kennedy, Mark Warner
Hillary Clinton - Dianne Feinstein
Chris Murphy - Steve Israel, Robert Scott
John Kerry - Gina Raimondo

John Kasich - No Requests
Cathy McMorris Rogers - Lamar Alexander, Robert Hurt, Lynn Westmoreland, Mark Amodei
Todd Young - Tom Emmer, Peter Roskam, Bill Flores, Rob Woodall

Joni Ernst - John Birch Society, Gun Owners of America, Michael Flynn
Ted Cruz - Rod Blum, 603 Alliance, Alveda King
Pat Buchanan - No Requests

Suzan DelBene - Eddie Vedder, Jim Dean, Paul Tonko
Bernie Sanders - No Requests
Eliabeth Warren - Mark Ruffalo, National Education Association
Tulsi Gabbard - Sam Farr, Vincent Fort
Sherrod Brown - Cleveland Plain Dealer, Beto O'Rourke

Donald Trump - No Requests
Joe Manchin - Ross Perot, National Farmers Union, Jim Webb
Jon Bel Edwards - Bill Nelson, Claire McCaskill
Carte Goodwin - Elizabeth Shuler, Bill Ritter

Rand Paul - Raul Labrador
Rob Portman - No Requests
Bill Weld - John E. Sununu, Richard Hanna, Christine Todd Whitman, Jane Swift
Elon Musk - Bill Walker, Trey Parker, Matt Stone


Turn 4 ends on Saturday, August 20 at 3:00 PM EST. Good luck, and have fun!

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I forgot to include this earlier, but here's a map of which party each state's Premier belongs to just for reference:

[LLR]

Schweitzer for PM

Victory Speech:

"Thank you so much to the great people of Iowa! To the people in Sioux City, Des Moines, Davenport and everywhere in between, I thank you for your votes. We prevailed over Kerry and Murphy - we beat the establishment! Middle-class liberals rose up behind me and showed Washington what they think! Tonight was a great victory in so many ways, and i hope we can have many more!"

February 3
-Fly to Columbia, SC
-Rally in Columbia
-Barnstorm in Northern SC

February 4
-Rally in Charlotte
-Barnstorm from Charlotte to Greensboro

February 5
-Rally in Greensboro "We showed the establishment what we think in Iowa. And we can do the same here!"
-Fly to Nashua

February 6
-Barnstorm up I-93, stopping in nashua, Manchester, Concord, Franconia

February 7
-Rally in Keene, NH
-Rally in Nashua
-Fly to Denver

February 8
-Rally in Denver with Ken Salazar
-Rally in Aurora
-Barnstorm in West Colorado

February 9
-Rally in Provo
-Rally in Salt Lake City

New Hampshire Watch Party in Ogden, UT - All Invited

[evergreenarbor]

Excerpts from Suzan DelBene's Iowa concession speech in Des Moines, IA

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(I will post my schedule in a few hours, probably.)

[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

February 3, 2016
Town Hall with Louie Gohmert in Florence, Alabama
Rally with Glenn Beck and Rafael Cruz in Madison, Alabama
Meet and Greet in Guntersville, Alabama
Rally and Organizing Event in Hoover, Alabama
Town Hall in Demopolis, Alabama
Speech at The University of Mobile on 'Ending the Criminlization of Christianity'

February 4, 2016
Meet and Greet in Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Rally in North Little Rock, Arkansas
Town Hall in Fort Smith, Arkansas
Speech about 'Defeating Radical Islam' in Fayetteville, Arkansas
Rally in Hot Springs, Arkansas
Meet and Greet and Campaign Office Visit in Jonesboro, Arkansas

February 5, 2016
Visit with Alveda King to Martin Luther King Jr. Home in Atlanta, Georgia
Town Hall in Alpharetta, Georgia
Meet and Greet in Helen, Georgia
Rally in Cumming, Georgia
Pastors Roundtable and Black Community Visit with Dr. Alveda King in Atlanta, Georgia
Rally in Augusta, Georgia

February 6, 2016
Town Hall in Bennetsville, South Carolina
Rally in Edisto Beach, South Carolina
Meet and Greet in Spartanburg, South Carolina
Rally in Charlotte, North Carolina
Meet and Greet in Statesville, North Carolina
Town Hall in Kannapolis, North Carolina

February 7, 2016
Rally in Arlington, Texas
Meet and Greet in Lubbock, Texas
Town Hall in El Paso, Texas
Rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Rally in Nashville, Tennessee
Town Hall in Chattanooga, Tennessee
Rally in Bristol, Tennessee

February 8, 2016
Rally in Peabody, Massachusetts
Town Hall in Lancaster, New Hampshire
Meet and Greet in Campton, New Hampshire
Rally in Freedom, New Hampshire
Town Hall in Claremont, New Hampshire
Meet and Greet in Dover, New Hampshire
Rally in Manchester, New Hampshire
Countdown to the Primary Rally in Concord, New Hampshire

February 9, 2016
Organizing Event in Hollis, New Hampshire
Organizing Event in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Organizing Event in Laconia, New Hampshire
Organizing Event in Concord, New Hampshire
Visit Various Polls in New Hampshire
Rally in Presque Isle, Maine
Election Night Rally in Manchester, New Hampshire

[GoTfan]

Breaking News: Statement from Sanders Campaign

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[Classic Conservative]

STATEMENT ON DEATH OF LARRY SANDERS

Earlier this evening, Senator Cruz made a remark at his rally in Alabama saying "Earlier today, I heard about the death of Larry Sanders, the brother of Bernie Sanders. While Mr. Sanders and I agree on very little, Heidi and I express our deepest condonlences to the family of Larry Sanders and all that knew him. May he rest in our Lord's peace."

[evergreenarbor]

Statement on the death of Larry Sanders

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Campaign Schedule

(Edit: It should be noted that the first three days of this campaign schedule are slightly trimmed down from what they were before GoTfan's post, as I was working on the schedule when he posted.)

February 3
-Flight to Cleveland, OH
-Build campaign infrastructure in Cleveland, OH
-Rally in Cleveland, OH

February 4
-Fundraise in Pittsburgh, PA
-Rally in Pittsburgh, PA
-Film TV Ad #2: Protecting Our Environment

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February 5
-Build campaign infrastructure in Philadelphia, PA
-Rally in Philadelphia, PA
-Start airing TV Ad #2 in NH, VT, ME, MA, VA, NC, SC, GA, CO, AZ, NV, TX
-Appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

February 6
-Fundraise in Manhattan, NYC, NY
-Build campaign infrastructure in Brooklyn, NYC, NY
-Rally in Brooklyn, NYC, NY
-Appearance on NPR

February 7
-Appearance on Meet the Press
-Flight to Manchester, NH
-Rally in Manchester, NH

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February 8
-Town Hall in Portsmouth, NH
-Rally in Portland, ME
-Town Hall in Concord, NH

February 9
-Town Hall in Nashua, NH
-Facebook Q&A with voters
-GOTV efforts in Manchester, NH
-Deliver post-primary speech (will be posted next turn)

Surrogate Schedule (Primary Day)
Rick Larsen (P, WA-02): Talk with voters in Rochester, NH
Jim McDermott (P, WA-07): Talk with voters in Manchester, NH
Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06): Talk with voters in Dover, NH
Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-03): Talk with voters in Concord, NH
Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam frontman): Talk with voters at the University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH
Jim Dean (DFA chair): Talk with voters in Hanover, NH

Smith, Polis, and Tonko are busy with parliamentary duties.

[Classic Conservative]

STATEMENT ON THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE 603 ALLIANCE

Senator Cruz made this statement earlier after hearing the news of the endorsement of New Hampshire's largest and most active constitutional conservative group, The 603 Alliance. The Alliance which has thousands of New Hampshirites in its ranks backed Cruz in a sweeping margin in its caucus. Senator Cruz said, "I am very pleased to hear that the 603 Alliance, has backed our campaign. Our campaign will fight for our shared values of constitutional conservatism and we thank them for their endorsement. We will be working very closely with our friends in the 603 Alliance to get out our supporters to the polls in the upcoming New Hampshire Primary.

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

February 3rd
Morning: Press Conference in Des Moines, Iowa
Afternoon: Fly to Nevada
Evening: Meet-and-Greet in Henderson, Nevada with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen

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February 4th
Morning: Open Carson City Campaign Office
Afternoon: Rally in Carson City, Nevada with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Evening: Local media interviews in Reno, Nevada

February 5th
Morning: Policy speech at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Afternoon: Rally in Las Vegas, Nevada with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Evening: Fly to Colorado

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February 6th
Morning: Rally in Boulder, Colorado
Afternoon: Speak to College Independents at the University of Colorado-Boulder
Evening: Rally in Aurora, Colorado
Late Evening: Fly to New Hampshire

February 7th
Morning: Meet-and-Greet in North Stratford, New Hampshire with John H. Sununu and John E. Sununu
Afternoon: National media interviews from Berlin, New Hampshire
Evening: Rally in Fairlee, Vermont with John E. Sununu and Chris Sununu

February 8th
Morning: Speak to College Independents at Lakes Region Community College in Laconia, New Hampshire
Afternoon: Rally in Claremont, New Hampshire with Chris Sununu and Gordon Humphrey
Evening: Rally in Concord, New Hampshire with Gordon Humphrey and Jane Swift

February 9th
Morning: Rally in Concord, New Hampshire with Chris Sununu, John H. Sununu, and John E. Sununu
Afternoon: Visit polls in Merrimack County with Chris Sununu and John H. Sununu
Evening: Rally in Manchester, New Hampshire with Chris Sununu, Jane Swift, and Christine Todd Whitman
Late Evening: Election night rally in Salem, New Hampshire with Chris Sununu, John H. Sununu, and Christine Todd Whitman

[Adriano Chiká]

What is the term of turn 4?

[DKrol]

What is the term of turn 4?

Feb. 3 to Feb. 9.

[The Other Castro]

Chris Murphy Victory Speech

Thank you Iowa! When we started this campaign, we would’ve been lucky to get 3rd place. Nobody knew who we were. Well, they know us now! *Cheering* Now, here we are locked in a tie for 1st with John Kerry and Brian Schweitzer. Our national numbers have nearly doubled, we are looking extremely competitive in New Hampshire, and are on the path to winning South Carolina and then Nevada, where currently it’s anyone’s game.

I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate John Kerry and Brian Schweitzer on this hard fought result in Iowa, and Joe Kennedy and Hillary Clinton on their efforts as well. But, there is no denying that we are the ones with momentum, and we are going to storm through these contests and demonstrate what Liberalism in America is really about! We're going to show the other parties that maintaining the status quo just simply isn't good enough. That burning fossil fuels and permanently harming the Earth for our children and grandchildren must stop. That students should not be financially ruined for years because they want to pursue an education and earn their degrees. We have a long road ahead of us, but I believe together we can tackle these problems with honest solutions. Next stop, New Hampshire!

(Weekly schedule to be posted later)

[kyc0705]

STATEMENT FROM HILLARY CLINTON IN RESPONSE TO THE DEATH OF LARRY SANDERS, BROTHER OF PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE BERNIE SANDERS

I am saddened to hear of the death of Larry Sanders. He was a man who devoted his life to helping others and fighting for better conditions for the middle class in the United Kingdom, just as his younger brother Bernie continues to do here in the United States. I extend my deepest sympathies to the Sanders family at their time of grief.

[AuH2O Republican]

Rand Paul Concedes

An emotional Rand Paul delivers concession speech to his supporters in Iowa

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AP -- Coming off a surprise 4th place finish in Iowa, Deputy Leader Rand Paul delivered the above remarks to his supporters in Iowa before setting off for New Hampshire. The state is seen as the perfect place to make a comeback, with New Hampshire's "leave me the hell alone" attitude in line with Rand Paul's libertarian-lite philosophy. A campaign spokesperson confirmed that a schedule would be released to the media soon, whilst the campaign readjusts itself for the next contests.

[Representative simossad]

Elizabeth Warren's Victory Speech

My fellow Americans, dear volunteers, my friends,

all votes have not been counted yet, and it is still very, very close, but it seems that we have won the Iowa caucus! *Cheers* Let me first thank my fellow competitors, who have all been running motivated and inspiring issue-based campaigns, and who have been treating each other not like opponents or enemies, but like friends and colleagues, who fight for the same values and the same progress in our society. *Cheers* And now, I want to thank all volunteers who made this campaign strong and let us clear the first hurdle for leadership of the Progressive Party of America. *tumultuous applause*

In the last few weeks campaigning across the country, we have made clear who we are and what we want. We are a movement which fights for a Progressive Party which is building bridges and is ready to assume responsibility on the one hand, but has irrevocable ideals and self-confidence on the other hand. This victory today is not just a victory for Elizabeth Warren. It is a victory for the single mother fighting for her children and herself, it is a victory for the nurses and the janitors, for the plumbers and the teachers, for everyone, who puts huge effort in his job and makes America a better place to live, it is a victory for the girls and women who have to fight against the structural sexism in this country, it is a victory for everyone who gets discriminated because of his or her gender, the color of his or her skin or his or her sexual orientation. *tumultuous applause*

This victory has encouraged me to continue our fight for a more fair and progressive country. The momentum is on our side. And now we are going to carry this fight to New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, and we are going to win, we are going to clinch the nomination and we are going to built a new America. Thank you! *Cheers*

//schedule and response to the death of Larry Sanders comming soon.

[Representative simossad]

Statement from Elizabeth Warren in Response to the Death of Larry Sanders

With huge dismay and deep grief I learned today that my competitor, my long-standing colleague and my close and trusted friend, Mr. Bernard Sanders, has to face the tragic loss of his loved brother, Larry Sanders. I want to express my condolences and my deepest sympathies to Mr. Bernard Sanders and his family. This shall not be the time of great campaign rhetoric and competition. I will reduce my campaign events in the next few days in deference to Mr. Sanders' period or mourning and reflection, and also I expect my fellow competitors for the leadership of the Progressive Party to do so. I know Mr. Sanders toughness very well and I am sure that Mr. Sanders will recover from this tragic occurence soon. I want to encourage him in this challenging and difficult period.

[Kingpoleon]

February 3-9:

February 3:
- Rally in Los Vegas, NV
- Town Hall in Los Vegas, NV
- Barnstorm Los Vegas, NV
- Barnstorm Los Vegas
- Town Hall in Carson City, NV

February 4:
- Barnstorm Carson City, NV
- Town Hall in Carson City
- Major Rally in Carson City
- Fundraiser in Carson City

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February 5:
- Town Hall in Los Vegas
- Town Hall in Los Vegas
- Barnstorm Los Vegas
- Fundraiser in Los Vegas
- Town Hall in Carson City
- Barnstorm Carson City

February 6:
- Major Rally in Los Angeles
- Rally in Reno, NV
- Town Hall in Reno, NV
- Barnstorm Reno, NV

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February 7:
- Town Hall in Reno
- Barnstorm Reno
- Rally in Reno
- Barnstorm Los Vegas
- Rally in Los Vegas
- Barnstorm Los Vegas

February 8:
- Town Hall in Los Vegas
- Barnstorm Carson City
- Town Hall in Carson City
- Barnstorm Reno
- Town Hall in Reno

February 9:
- Barnstorm Los Vegas
- Fundraiser in Los Vegas
- Major Rally in Los Vegas
- Town Hall in Los Vegas
- Town Hall in Los Vegas
- Barnstorm Los Vegas

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What is the term of turn 4?

In the game, Turn 4 lasts from February 3 to February 9 (which is the date of the New Hampshire primary). In real life, you have until Saturday, August 20 at 3:00 PM EST to post your campaign materials. Feel free to message me with any other questions

[Representative simossad]

We have to assume that news and foreign events are the same in the game as they are in our timeline, right?

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We have to assume that news and foreign events are the same in the game as they are in our timeline, right?

Yes. Feel free to use current events in your campaign materials as they happen if you'd like.

[Classic Conservative]

MORMON OUTREACH PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR NEVADA PRIMARY

The Cruz Campaign, announced today that they have hired a Mormon Outreach Director, for energizing, activating and registering Mormon Voters in Nevada for the Nevada Primary. They have hired well known Mormon Activist and Leader Joseph DeWitt of Carson City to lead this program that will result in registering and energizing Mormons in Nevada to go out and vote for Mr. Cruz in the upcoming primary. The Cruz Campaign has set a target of registering over 5,000 Nevada Mormons to vote for Mr. Cruz.

[Stm85]

Rob Portman suspends his campaign, will hold endorsement until leadership elections are finished.

RL: sorry everyone, I've become too busy with work to keep up with this. It was fun.