Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[GAworth]

Surrogate Schedule
Barbara Lee
April 27th: Campaigning in Oakland
April 28th: Campaigning in San Francisco
April 29th – May 1st: Campaigning in Greater Los Angeles
May 2nd – May 5th: Campaigning in Santa Clara County, California
May 6th: Campaigning in DC
May 7th-May 8th: Campaigning in Orange County
May 9th – May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Mazie Hirono
April 27th: Campaigning in DC
April 28th-April 29th: Parliamentary Duties
April 30th – May 2nd: Campaigning in Indiana
May 3rd: Campaigning in Louisville, Kentucky
May 4th- May 5th: Campaigning in Nebraska
May 6th – May 8th: Rest
May 9th – May 10th: Campaigning in Oregon
Peter DeFazio
April 27th – May 3rd: Campaigning in Oregon
May 4th: Campaigning in Nebraska
May 5th – May 6th: Parliamentary Duties
May 7th – May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Sam Farr
April 27th-April 29th: Campaigning in Shasta and Humboldt Counties, California
April 30th: Campaigning in Sacramento, California
May 1st: Rest
May 2nd – May 4th: Campaigning in the Central Valley, California
May 5th – May 7th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 8th – May 10th: Campaigning in West Virginia
Vincent Fort
April 27th – May 1st: Campaigning in Indiana
May 2nd – May 7th: Parliamentary Duties
May 8th: Campaigning in Omaha, Nebraska
May 9th: Campaigning in Kentucky
May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Keith Ellison
April 27th – April 29th: Campaigning in Indiana
April 30th – May 4th: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 5th – May 9th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 10th: Campaigning in Kentucky
Dwight Bullard
April 27th: Campaigning in New Mexico
April 28th – May 3rd: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 4th: Campaigning in DC
May 5th-8th: Rest
May 9th: Parliamentary Duties
May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Lloyd Doggett
April 27th – May 10th: Campaigning in New Mexico
Andre Carson
April 27th – May 10th: Campaigning around the State of Indiana
Judy Chu
April 27th – April 29th: Campaigning in Northern Los Angeles County
April 30th – May 2nd: Campaigning in Southern Los Angeles County
May 3rd: Campaigning in Kentucky
May 4th: Campaigning in West Virginia
May 5th: Campaigning in Oregon
May 6th – May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Roseanne Barr
April 27th: Campaigning in Oregon
April 28th – May 6th: Rest
May 7th: Campaigning in Ventura County, California
May 8th: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 9th: Campaigning in West Virginia
May 10th: Rest
David Ige
April 27th – April 28th: Campaigning in Oregon
April 29th- May 1st: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 2nd – May 6th: Parliamentary Duties
May 7th: Campaigning in Calirfornia
May 8th: Campaigning in Montana
May 9th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 10th: Campaigning in Nebraska
Dianna DeGette
April 27th – May 4th: Campaigning in New Mexico
May 5th: Campaigning in Greater San Diego Area, California
May 6th – May 10th: Campaigning in Nebraska
Mike Quigley
April 27th – May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Chris Van Hollen
April 27th – May 1st: Campaigning in DC
May 2nd – May 6th: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 7th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 8th: Campaigning in California
May 9th: Campaigning in Montana
May 10th: Campaigning in West Virginia
Margaret Cho
April 27th: Campaigning in Riverside County, California
April 28th – April 30th: Rest
May 1st: Campaigning in Indianapolis, Indiana
May 2nd: Rest
May 3rd-5th: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 6th – May 7th: Rest
May 8th – May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
RuPaul Charles
April 27th: Campaigning in San Francisco
April 28th: Campaigning in Northern Indiana
April 29th – April 30th: Campaigning in New Jersey
May 1st – May 4th: Rest
May 5th: Campaigning in DC
May 6th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 7th: Campaigning in Nebraska
May 8th – May 9th: Rest
May 10th: Campaigning in Indiana
Amal Clooney
April 27th – May 4th: Rest
May 5th: Campaigning in California
May 6th: Campaigning in DC
May 7th: Fundraising in Los Angeles
May 8th: Rest
May 9th: Campaigning in Kentucky
May 10th: Campaigning in New Jersey
Bao Nguyen
April 27th – April 29th: Mayoral Duties
April 30th: Campaigning in Garden Grove
May 1st: Mayoral Duties
May 2nd: Campaigning in Orange Couny, California
May 3rd – May 5th: Campaigning in Nebraska
May 6th: Rest
May 7th: Campaigning in Oregon
May 8th: Campaigning in California
May 9th: Campaigning in Indiana
May 10th: Campaigning in West Virginia

All Unions and Organizations performed GOTV efforts in upcoming States

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

April 27 - May 3: MP Brown campaigned in Indiana, Nebraska, West Virginia, Kentucky, Montana, and South Dakota.
May 4: Indiana (1)
Morning: Fly to Indianapolis
Afternoon: Campaign in Indianapolis
Night: Fly to Omaha, NE
May 5: Nebraska
Morning: Campaign in Omaha
Afternoon: Drive to Lincoln and campaign there
Night: Fly to Morgantown, WV
May 6: West Virginia (1)
Morning: Campaign in Morgantown
Afternoon: Drive to Charleston and campaign there
Night: Drive to Lexington, KY
May 7: Kentucky
Morning: Campaign in Lexington
Afternoon: Drive to Frankfort and campaign there
Night: Drive to Louisville and campaign there, flying to Gary, IN later that night
May 8: Indiana (2) and California (1)
Morning: Campaign in Gary, IN
Afternoon: Fly to San Francisco, CA
Night: Campaign in San Francisco, CA, flying to Los Angeles later that ight
May 9: California (2) and West Virginia (2)
Morning: Campaign in Los Angeles, CA and fly to Morgantown, WV
Afternoon: Election night rally in Morgantown, WV
Night: Watch party in Morgantown, WV

[NeverAgain]

Joni Ernst For America's Future

Schedule for Week of the 27th

Campaigning with Ron Johnson all over Oregon
Meeting voters at LA HQ
Rallying in NM with Sarah Palin
Flying to NE
Strong Campaign Push in Nebraska with Volunteers
Town Halls all over Eastern California

Schedule for Wednesday, April 20th to Tuesday, April 26th

Tuesday, April 20th:
Fly to Lincoln, NE
Rally with Ted Nugent in Lincoln, NE
Fly to Omaha, NE for Rally
Drive back to Lincoln HQ to meet with volunteers
Drive to Kearney for Rally

Wednesday, April 21st:
Fly to CA
Rally with Sarah Palin in Orange County, CA
Drive to Arcata, CA
Rally in Arcata, CA
Speech about "Cruz - Does He Represent Our Values?" in Monterrey, CA to Monterrey Farmers

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Thursday, April 22nd:
Drive to Healdsburg, CA to set up HQ
Rally with Kelly Clarkson in Healdsburg, CA
Rally at Berkley University on "Ending Free Trade and Outsourcing"
Town Hall in Sausalito, CA
Set up HQ in San Diego

Friday, April 23rd:
Fly to Los Angeles
Rally with Michelle Bachmann in Inner-City LA for the African American Community
Rally in Eureka, CA
Barnstorming in Sacramento, CA on "Bringing Honesty, Integrity, and Hard-Work back the Nationalist Party, and the White House"
Rally in Petaluma, CA
Meet and Greet in San Jose, CA

Saturday, April 24th:
Fly to Newark, NJ
Set up Newark HQ and meet supporters
Town Hall in Hoboken, NJ
Set up Trenton HQ
Barnstorming in Trenton, NJ
Fly to Santa Fe

Sunday, April 25th:
Attend Service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Santa Fe
Drive to Albuquerque
Rally in Albuquerque with Matt Bevin
Fly to Las Cruces for Rally
Set up Sante Fe HQ
Barnstorming in Taos
Fly to Roswell

Monday, April 29th:
Rally in Portland, OR
Set up Portland HQ
Town Hall in Eugene, OR
Meet + Greet in Salem, OR
Fly to Portland HQ for Volunteer Meet-up with Ron Johnson + Sarah Palin
Drive to NY for a Meet + Greet in Reading, CA

Tuesday, April 30th:
Rally in Santa Monica, CA
Fly to Santa Barbara, CA for Rally
Fly to Washington DC (3rd Ward) for Rally
Go to Parliament for Parliamentary Duties
Fly home for Rest and Watch Results

All Unnamed Surrogates will Campaign in California, Nebraska, and Oregon

[NeverAgain]

Ernst For America Ad - Our Values

ANNOUNCER: Ted Cruz. Is he really who he says he is?

ANNOUNCER: He advocated for Illegal Amnesty continually on the Parliament Floor.

CRUZ: Immigration Reform MUST pass! We must start bringing undocumented illegals out of the shadows!

ANNOUNCER: He's taken over a Million Dollars from shady organizations and has close ties to the elites on Wall Street.

ANNOUNCER: But there are two candidates in this race. Joni will fight for you, like she did in her two tours in Iraq.

ANNOUNCER: Joni knows what's at stake for her family, that's why she is fighting tooth and nail for families all over this great country.

JONI: I'm Joni Ernst and I approve this message, because unlike my opponent I will serve the American people, not Wall St. and special interests.

This ad will run in the following places:

[AuH2O Republican]

BREAKING: Rand Paul Withdraws

Rand Paul waiting to announce his withdrawal from the Independence Party leadership campaign

My fellow party members, and to all Americans.

It is with much sadness that I today announce my withdrawal from our party's leadership campaign. I have taken this decision with a heavy heart, but after many difficult conversations with my family and friends, I have come to the conclusion that I should play no further part in this campaign.

I have been a member of the party my whole political life. I have devoted everything that I have to our cause, even when times were tough and we were considered an unwanted "fringe" on the political spectrum. But now we have a permanent voice in the national discussion, and our ideas are resonating with many more Americans. It is my belief in our party's cause that has brought me to this decision. A prolonged leadership campaign will damage our party and I therefore step aside.

To Bill Weld, who will now be our presumptive nominee, I offer my congratulations. However, I am in no position to endorse. I remember the tough campaigns when Bill Weld and his Conservative Party opposed us every step of the way, trying to damage our wish to represent Americans who were let down or failed by the Conservatives.

I will continue in my role as Deputy Leader until I am asked to step aside, and will continue to campaign for Independence candidates across the country.

To all those who supported me, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your willingness to volunteer, to campaign for me and take our case to the nation is second to none. I thank you all, and I am sorry that we could not have a better outcome.

God bless you all and God bless America.

[kyc0705]

HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MAY 4–10, 2016

MAY 4
The Clinton campaign headed out to Indianapolis, and held a large public rally.

MAY 5
The team resources split again—a number of surrogates, including Bill Clinton, headed off to Newark, New Jersey, while Hillary Clinton began campaigning in Portland, Oregon. Two events were held that night, cross-country, even featuring a satellite uplink in which Bill Clinton and Cory Booker spoke to the crowd in Portland while Hillary Clinton greeted the audiences in Newark.

MAY 6
Clinton continued campaigning on the West Coast, heading down to San Francisco. Bill Clinton hosted several fundraising events in New Jersey.

MAY 7
The two campaign halves reunited for one of the biggest rallies yet, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

MAY 8
The Clinton campaign moved back to Indianapolis.

MAY 9
Bill Clinton flew to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, while Hillary remained in Indiana.

MAY 10
Several Clinton surrogates in the entertainment industry held a fundraising/rally in Los Angeles.

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Round 12 will be up shortly!

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Turn 12 - May 11 to May 24, 2016

The Liberals

May 10 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Indiana - Clinton 54; Kerry 46
Nebraska - Kerry 55; Clinton 45
West Virginia - Clinton 59; Kerry 41

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

John Kerry - 1493
Hillary Clinton - 1345
Chris Murphy - 917
Joe Kennedy - 368
Brian Schweitzer - 277

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Clinton 50; Kerry 45

California - Clinton 48; Kerry 47
District of Columbia - Clinton 53; Kerry 42
Kentucky - Clinton 55; Kerry 40
Montana - Kerry 51; Clinton 44
New Jersey - Clinton 52; Kerry 43
New Mexico - Clinton 54; Kerry 41
Oregon - Kerry 50; Clinton 45
South Dakota - Kerry 50; Clinton 45

The Conservatives

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

✓ Todd Young - 3624 Delegates
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 759 Delegates
John Kasich - 17 Delegates

The Nationalists

May 10 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Indiana - Ernst 55; Cruz 45
Nebraska - Cruz 51; Ernst 49
West Virginia - Cruz 57; Ernst 43

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

Joni Ernst - 1796 Delegates
Ted Cruz - 1780 Delegates
Pat Buchanan -  824 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Ernst 49; Cruz 46

California - Ernst 49; Cruz 46
District of Columbia - Ernst 57; Cruz 38
Kentucky - Cruz 54; Ernst 41
Montana - Cruz 51; Ernst 44
New Jersey - Ernst 51; Cruz 44
New Mexico - Cruz 48; Ernst 47
Oregon - Ernst 52; Cruz 43
South Dakota - Cruz 52; Ernst 43

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The Progressives

May 10 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Indiana - Warren 31; Gabbard 23; Brown 23; DelBene 23
Nebraska - DelBene 30; Gabbard 26; Brown 24; Warren 20
West Virginia - Gabbard 29; Brown 27; Warren 24; DelBene 20

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

Elizabeth Warren - 1138 Delegates
Suzan DelBene - 1026 Delegates
Sherrod Brown - 822 Delegates
Tulsi Gabbard - 798 Delegates
Bernie Sanders - 616 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Warren 35; DelBene 30; Gabbard 20; Brown 14

California - Warren 27; DelBene 25; Gabbard 23; Brown 20
District of Columbia - Warren 29; Gabbard 19; DelBene 19; Brown 18
Kentucky - Gabbard 30; Brown 28; Warren 19; DelBene 18
Montana - Brown 29; Gabbard 26; DelBene 25; Warren 15
New Jersey - Warren 38; Gabbard 20; DelBene 20; Brown 17
New Mexico - DelBene 29; Gabbard 26; Brown 20; Warren 20
Oregon - DelBene 35; Warren 27; Brown 18; Gabbard 15
South Dakota - DelBene 30; Brown 25; Gabbard 25; Warren 15

The Jacksonians

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

Carte Goodwin - 1844 Delegates
Donald Trump - 1082 Delegates
John Bel Edwards - 740 Delegates
Joe Manchin - 734 Delegates

The Independents

Total Delegate Count (as of May 11)

Bill Weld - 1825 Delegates
Rand Paul - 1567 Delegates
Elon Musk - 987 Delegates
Rob Portman - 21 Delegates

Endorsements for Turn 11

Suzan DelBene - Sacramento Bee, Janice Hahn, Charlie Hales
Elizabeth Warren - Erin Brockovich, Ben Cohen, Jeremy Corbyn
Tulsi Gabbard - Digital First Media Group, Donald Norcross, California League of Conservation Voters
Bill Weld - Erik Paulsen, Greg Walden, Rodney Frelinghuysen, Leonard Lance, Scott Garrett

Turn 12 will end on Saturday, October 1 at 11:59 PM EST. Good luck!

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

May 18th
Morning: Meet with small business leaders in Manchester, New Hampshire
Afternoon: Issue round table forum with various Independence Party candidates in Manchester, New Hampshire
Evening: Rally with various Independence Party candidates in Concord, New Hampshire

May 19th
Morning: Policy speech on the war on drugs in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Afternoon: Drive to Maine
Evening: Campaign with Bruce Poliquin in ME-02

May 20th
Morning: Campaign with Bruce Poliquin in ME-02
Afternoon: Drive to Massachusetts
Evening: Rally on the steps of the Massachusetts State Capital with Independence Party candidates

May 21st
Morning: Campaign for himself in MA-08
Afternoon: Campaign for himself in MA-08
Evening: Fly to Florida

May 22nd
Morning: Independence Party fundraiser in Tallahassee, Florida
Afternoon: Campaign with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in FL-27
Evening: Campaign with Mario Diaz-Balart in FL-25

May 23rd
Morning: Campaign with Carlos Curbelo in FL-26
Afternoon: Fly to Texas
Evening: Campaign in TX-02

May 24th
Morning: Campaign in TX-05
Afternoon: Tour Dallas Cowboys facilities in Arlington, Texas
Evening: Campaign in TX-06
Late Evening: Fly to Utah

[Kingpoleon]

DKrol, did you ever respond to my PM?

[DKrol]

Bill Weld Surrogate Schedule

Former New Hampshire Premier John H. Sununu will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Maine.

Former New Hampshire MP John E. Sununu will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Maine.

Candidate for New Hampshire Premier Chris Sununu will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Maine.

Former New Hampshire MP Gordon Humphrey will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Maine.

Florida MP Ileana Ros-Lehtinen will campaign with Bill Weld in Florida.

Florida MP Mario Diaz-Balart will campaign with Bill Weld in Florida.

Florida MP Carlos Curbelo will campaign with Bill Weld in Florida.

New York MP Richard Hanna will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New York and Pennsylvania.

New York MP John Katko will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New York and Pennsylvania.

Utah MP Mia Love will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Utah and Nevada.

Maine MP Bruce Poliquin will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Maine.

California MP David Valadao will campaign for Independence Party candidates in California.

California MP David Nunes will campaign for Independence Party candidates in California.

Colorado MP Mike Coffa will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Colorado.

Wisconsin MP Sean Duffy will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Wisconsin and Ohio.

Washington MP Dan Newhouse will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Washington and Oregon.

Washington MP Jaime Herrera Beutler will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Washington and Oregon.

Michigan MP Dan Benishek will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Wisconsin and Ohio.

Michigan MP John Moolenaar will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Wisconsin and Ohio.

Minnesota MP Erik Paulsen will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Oregon MP Greg Walden will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Oregon and Washington.

New Jersey MP Rodney Frelinghuysen will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

New Jersey MP Leonard Lance will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

New Jersey MP Scott Garrett will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Former Independent Party Leader Gary Johnson will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.

Former Maine MP Olympia Snowe will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Maine and New Hampshire.

Former South Dakota MP Larry Pressler will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Montana, South Dakota, and North Dakota.

Massachusetts Deputy Premier Karen Polito will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire.

Former Massachusetts Premier Jane Swift will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

Massachusetts Premier Charlie Baker will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Former New Jersey Premier Christine Todd Whitman will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

Former California Premier Arnold Schwarzenegger will campaign for Independence Party candidates in California and Nevada.

Former Puerto Rico Premier Luis Fortuno will campaign for Independence Party candidates in Puerto Rico and Florida.

Former Massachusetts Deputy Premier Kerry Healey will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Former Massachusetts Conservative Party Leader Richard Tisei will campaign for Independence Party candidates in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Businessman David Koch will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

Businesswoman Meg Whitman will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

Entertainer Montel Williams will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

Former Commerce Minister Carlos Gutierrez will fund-raise for the Independence Party.

[GAworth]

SEIU Ad (not coordinated with Gabbard Campaign)
“Fresh Face”
Washington is not working for us.

Vote Tulsi Gabbard.
Aired in California

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule Part 1: May 11-17  (Weekly "Schedule"), Ads, Campaign Staff

Week of May 11-17

Suzan DelBene spends most of the week in her district and DC. In DC, she holds a campaign strategy meeting with top campaign staff and the MPs who have endorsed her - the subject of the meeting involves maximizing DelBene's vote share in California and ensuring that the Progressive Party becomes more competitive in the West. DelBene also attends a few town halls and fundraisers in central California.

DelBene's campaign staff construct minor campaign offices in every state that has yet to vote, including DC.

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 all districts also try to encourage primary and general election turnout. More campaign resources are allocated to these efforts in KY, MT, NJ, NM, OR, and CA.

DelBene releases new internet ads. The focus of the ads is criminal justice reform.

DelBene records and releases a new TV ad: "Western Progressivism." It is a joint production with the Progressive Party and is not directly tied to the DelBene campaign. The ad will be played in the following states beginning on May 15:

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[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule Part 2: May 18-24 (Daily Schedule, Surrogates)

Daily:

May 18
-Rally in Santa Cruz, CA
-Town Hall at UC Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
-Appearance on MSNBC
-Rally in San Jose, CA

May 19
-Barnstorming/doorbelling in San Jose, CA
-Barnstorm up I-880 to Oakland, CA, with stops in Milpitas, Fremont, Hayward, and San Leandro
-Town Hall in Oakland, CA
-Rally in Berkeley, CA

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May 20
-Town Hall in San Rafael, CA
-Town Hall in Petaluma, CA
-Joint rally with Jared Huffman in Santa Rosa, CA
-Appearance on NPR

May 21
-Flight to Albuquerque, NM
-Rally in Albuquerque, NM
-Barnstorming/doorbelling in Albuquerque, NM
-Flight to Los Angeles, CA

Press Release from the DelBene campaign on Lake Mead

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May 22
-Joint rally with Janice Hahn in Los Angeles, CA
-Town Hall in Pasadena, CA
-Town Hall in Lancaster, CA
-Rally in Bakersfield, CA

May 23
-Town Hall in Visalia, CA
-Rally in Fresno, CA

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-Town Hall in Modesto, CA
-Rally in Stockton, CA

May 24
-GOTV efforts in Berkeley, CA
-GOTV efforts in Oakland, CA
-GOTV efforts in northeast San Francisco, CA
-GOTV efforts in northwest San Francisco, CA
-Post-primaries speech in Sutro Heights Park, San Francisco, CA

-Ads 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 go off the air, as do all radio ads.

Surrogates:

-Jim McDermott (P, WA-07) spends four days campaigning in the San Francisco, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in San Francisco, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Rick Larsen (P, WA-02) spends most of the week barnstorming Richmond, Berkeley, and Oakland, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Oakland, CA on May 23 and in Berkeley, CA on May 24.
-Adam Smith (P, WA-09) spends three days campaigning in Anaheim, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Anaheim, CA on May 23 and in Santa Ana, CA on May 24.
-Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06) spends three days campaigning in the Los Angeles, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in Los Angeles on May 23 and 24.
-Denny Heck (P, WA-10) spends most of the week campaigning in Sacramento, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Davis, CA on May 23 and Sacramento, CA on May 24.
-Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam frontman) introduces DelBene at her rally in Berkeley, CA on May 19.
-Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-02) campaigns in Imperial County, CA, and San Diego County, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in San Diego, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Jared Polis (P, CO-02) spends most of the week campaigning in northern New Mexico, then leads GOTV efforts in Albuquerque, NM on May 23 and 24.
-Paul Tonko (D, NY-20) spends four days campaigning in the Sacramento, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in Sacramento, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Jim Dean (DFA chair) spends the week campaigning in Petaluma, CA and Santa Rosa, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Santa Rosa, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Kate Brown (Oregon premier) spends two days campaigning in Portland, OR, then leads GOTV efforts in Portland, OR on May 23 and 24.
-Ben Jealous (Former NAACP president) spends most of the week campaigning in the Los Angeles, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in Inglewood, CA on May 23 and in Torrance, CA on May 24.
-Rocky Anderson (P, former Salt Lake City mayor) spends two days campaigning in Chico, CA, then two days campaigning in Redding, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Redding, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Jared Huffman (P, CA-02) campaigns throughout his district for most of the week, then leads GOTV efforts in Eureka, CA on May 23 and in Petaluma, CA on May 24.
-Rick Nolan (P, MN-08) spends a day campaigning in San Luis Obispo, CA; then two days campaigning in Santa Maria, CA; then two days campaigning in Santa Barbara, CA; then leads GOTV efforts in Santa Barbara, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Mark Pocan (P, WI-02) spends the week campaigning in San Mateo, CA and Palo Alto, CA, then leads GOTV efforts in Palo Alto, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Bill Foster (P, IL-11) spends five days campaigning in the San Jose, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in San Jose, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Dave Bieter (Mayor of Boise, ID) spends a day campaigning in Bozeman, MT; two days campaigning in Helena, MT; two days campaigning in Missoula, MT; then leads GOTV efforts in Missoula, MT on May 23 and 24.
-Suzanne Bonamici (P, OR-01) spends most of the week campaigning in her district, then leads GOTV efforts in Astoria, OR on May 23 and in Beaverton, OR on May 24.
-Julia Brownley (P, CA-26) spends most of the week campaigning in her district, then leads GOTV efforts in Oxnard, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Howard Dean (DFA founder) campaigns in Northern California for most of the week, then leads GOTV efforts in San Francisco on May 23 and 24.
-Sheldon Whitehouse (P, RI-at-large) spends most of the week campaigning in the Bay Area, then leads GOTV efforts in San Jose, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Alan Lowenthal (P, CA-47) spends most of the week campaigning in his district, then leads GOTV efforts in Long Beach, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Jim Himes (P, CT-04) spends a day campaigning in Pomona, CA; two days campaigning in San Bernardino, CA; two days campaigning in Riverside, CA; then leads GOTV efforts in Riverside, CA on May 23 and in San Bernardino, CA on May 24.
-Brendan Boyle (P, PA-13) spends most of the week campaigning in the Los Angeles, CA metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in Los Angeles, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Frank Pallone (P, NJ-06) spends the week campaigning in his district, then leads GOTV efforts in Edison, NJ on May 23 and 24.
-Gavin Newsom (Leader of California's Progressive Party) spends most of the week campaigning in the Bay Area, then leads GOTV efforts in San Jose, CA on May 23 and in San Francisco, CA on May 24.
-Janice Hahn (P, CA-44) spends most of the week campaigning in her district, then leads GOTV efforts in Los Angeles, CA on May 23 and 24.
-Charlie Hales (Mayor of Portland, OR) spends most of the week campaigning in Portland, OR, then leads GOTV efforts in Portland, OR on May 23 and 24.

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

[Potus]

After people get the primary sowed up, I'll be a sounding board for manifestos and policy agenda.

[Representative simossad]

Campaign Shedule May 11th - May 17th

May 11th:
- press conference
- fundraiser brunch in Sonora, CA
- rally in Sonora, CA
- rally in Stockton, CA
- campaign event in Arnold, CA
- appearance at Meet the Press

May 12th:
- campaign through Sacramento, CA
- rally in Sacramento, CA
- campaign through San Francisco, CA
- rally with Mark Ruffalo in San Francisco, CA

“It is unbelievable that a fascist has won the presidential election in the Philippines. In case you don't know what has happened just a few days ago, the radical conservative nominee, Rodrigo Duterte, has won the country's election in a landslide election. Rodrigo Duterte is a man who has promised to kill over 100,000 million criminals, who wants to introduce death penalty, who wants to override the constitution, who has called the current pope a “son of a bitch” and who was complaining about a rape, not because it happened, but because the wasn't first!
Extremism and fascism is one the rise on the whole planet, and our deeply divided government has tried nothing to stop this dangerous development. We need a really progressive government to make an example, to show that we don't tolerate inhumanity in our globalized, humanitarian world.”

May 13th:
- rally in Oakland, CA
- rally in Fremont, CA
- rally in Santa Clara, CA

May 14th:
- campaign event in Santa Maria, CA
- campaign event in Lompoc, CA
- rally in Santa Barbara, CA
- campaign event in Simi Valley, CA

“I am sick and tired of our government that still hasn't taken any steps against the massive tax fraud which was discovered just a month ago. The panama papers have uncovered the greed and the selfishness that has poisoned our society. While our honest citizens, our hardworking families, who stand up and work every day and pay their fair share to make our society stable and solidly united, these bosses and billionaires haven't paid a nickle in our American social systems for years. That means no money for education and for our public schools. That means no money for a clean and working energy system. That means no money for our veterans. No money for our infrastructure. No money for those who really need help.
No, this topic has disappeared in our public awareness. Because the conservatives, the liberals, the independents, the nationalists and the jacksonians don't want to talk about it. The government hasn't agreed on a single measure to fight tax fraud. A government which is deeply divided can not lead this country. We need a government that has the guts to fight tax fraud and greed, and to resist the undemocratic and immoral influence that Wall Street has in our political system!”

May 15th:
- campaign event in Burbank, CA
- rally in Los Angeles, CA
- interview at CNN
- fundraiser BBQ in Los Angeles, CA

May 16th:
- campaign though Los Angeles, CA with various surrogates
- rally in Anaheim, CA
- rally in San Bernadino, CA
- campaign event in Indio, CA

“The people here in California, but also the people in the other states, in New Jersey, in Montana, in New Mexico and in the other states that will cast its vote tomorrow can now confirm the decision that the members of the progressive party have made in the last months. This state, this region, is the perfect example why we need a progressive victory in November. Families are fighting against the daily struggle the drought has brought to them, they are fighting to survive, but our political elites, the government, but in particular Minister McConnell do not take any steps to prevent this dangerous development. He is the person who bars the way to a new clean energy revolution we desperately need to prevent the serious threat of climate change, which has made the situation in this state even worse. He is not just the wrong person for the job, he is also the undisputed king of the companies and of Wall Street. $1.8 million! That is what oil and gas companies have paid him in his entire career to prevent a reasonable progress considering our energy sources. And I highly doubt that another conservative minister wouldn't do otherwise. We need a political revolution to achieve a better life for thousands of families in this state. Let me be clear: I will take care of you!”

May 17th:
- live Facebook Q&A
- rally in San Diego, CA
- rally in San Jose, CA
- campaign through San Jose, CA
- wait for election results

To all of my volunteers, voters, supporters and to all the people, who have fought with my during the last months: Thank you. - Elizabeth Warren

[Representative simossad]

Ad "My Platform"

Narrator (a young woman)

Hey [state in which this spot is aired]. Still unsure who to vote for on Tuesday? Here are five positions of Elizabeth Warren you should know before voting in the primary.
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Climate change has arrived in the United States, and Elizabeth Warren will give it a top priority. She will charge the main agents of climate change through a lower tolerance level for carbon emissions. She will establish an agency which plans the quick, smooth and socially acceptable restructuring of our main energy sources, which will create jobs and keeps our planet healthy.

Our democracy has been levered out by politicians who get supported by billionaires and greedy companies. Elizabeth Warren will propose a constitutional amendment to revoke Citizens United. A common-sense donation limit and a strengthened Federal Election Commission will give the power back to the American voters.

Elizabeth Warren will strengthen the American families through financial security. She will break up big banks and introduce a new fair tax system, which unburden the middle class and distribute the financial burden. A living wage of 15$ per hour will increase the national purchasing power and thus making our economy better and fairer.

Federal funding for our public schools is not just an investment in new up-to-date equipment, it is an investment in our children who secure the prosperity and the future of this country. Elizabeth Warren will push for tuition-free colleges and for a reduction of current student debt. Further education shall be available for everyone who deserves it, not just for the kids with the richest parents.

Political leaders in this country have tried hard to denounce people who are fighting against racism, sexism, homophobia and any type of discrimination. But women and minorities are still underrepresented in our political institutions and latest incidents of police brutality have shown that there is structural discrimination in our society. Elizabeth Warren will defend our achievements our country has already made and will push for more affirmative action. The gender pay gap and the racial pay gap will be eliminated. Isn't that a vision to work for?

Elizabeth Warren

Our campaign has achieved great things, and it can achieve even more. Go to elizabethwarren.com for further information or visit your local campaign office. I count on you. I'm Elizabeth Warren, and I approve this message.

To be aired in all states with upcoming primaries and to be shared on all avialable social media channels.

[Representative simossad]

Ad "Talkin' bout a Revolution"

I. The following letters are faded in slowly. In the background: not dramatic, but soft and moving music.

II. An excerpt of a speech of Elizabeth Warren in the parliament.
“We are not only talking about money, even though some of you are still thinking that social security and a strong economy are two separate things. Our economy has not just to work for the people, but for the common man and the common woman, who are giving this country so much, but are getting so little. It is not just a matter of money. It is a matter of morality.”

III. Different press commentaries at the beginning of the campaign.
“The deputy leader of the progressive party, Elizabeth Warren, has announced her candidacy for the leadership of her party.”
“Elizabeth Warren faces a tough challenge she is very likely to lose.”
“Elizabeth Warren is popular within the progressive party, but I doubt that she has any chance.”
“She gambles with her whole further political career.”

IV. Footage of Elizabeth Warren's announcement speech.

“We have seen both liberal and conservative governments in the last years, and poverty, worry and existential fears have not disappeared. There are still there. Hate is still there. Inequality is still there. The income gap is still there. My name is Elizabeth Warren, and I want to be the next leader of the Progressive Party, so we can fix this country – together. “

V. Footage of early campaign speeches of Elizabeth Warren

“The economical success, the peaceful coexistence in a society does never just depend on the performance of the top 1%, but of the performance of all people who live and work in and for this country. We are standing on a secure foundation which was built by hard working men and women, who stand up everyday and make this country a better place to live.“

“A country makes a fool out of itself when its own people are questioning whether we are still living in a democracy in which representatives and governments are elected of the people, for the people, by the people – or whether we are living in an oligarchy where big companies and back-room politics determine who is allowed to run successfully for office.”

“War, in every case, should be the ultima ratio when it comes to foreign policy. I have opposed military interventions as a strategy for erasing complex diplomatic conflicts in the past, and I will do so in the future. However, I stand by my standpoint that if we have the money for weapons, tanks and ships, we should also have the money to care for those people who served this country in the military.”

VI. Footage of TV commentators on Elizabeth Warren

“She could shake up our whole political process.”
“I think Elizabeth Warren is totally underestimated. Once people realize what a person she is, she is going to achieve major victories, I am sure.”
“Her record is astonishing. She would not only be a great leader, but also a good Prime Minister.”

VII. Footage of Elizabeth Warren campaigning

“The truth is, that many people in this country lost their trust in our financial institutes and in our economy. And now, eight years after the biggest financial crisis since the great depression, the trust of the people has still not been restored – for a good reason. No one was held accountable for this giant mess, there haven't been any measures resolved how we make the economy work for the people and not just for the big bosses. I will change that.”

“When the Liberals and Conservatives say that wealth and economical success have increased, than they might say some true things. But the problem is, that this country can be as successful and wealthy as it wants to be, the wealth and prosperity everyone hoped for after the financial crisis goes straight to the top 1 percent. Our economy does better, yes. But our families don't. Every third child in this country has to grow up in poverty. Every third child will not have the abilities and chances its friends and classmates might have. No matter how talented or intelligent it might be.”

“If we really want progress in this country, if we really want to encourage our young ladies to follow their passion and become whatever they want to be, if we really want our hard working women to get paid like our hard working men, then, we have to vote progressive, and we have to vote for Elizabeth Warren, because I will make equality – nut just for women, but also for homosexuals and minorities – a major issue when I am elected leader of the Progressive Party.”

VIII. Footage of TV commentators on Elizabeth Warren
“Elizabeth Warren has won the Iowa caucus in a surprising victory.”
“She is now leading the polls for the progressive nomination.”
“Elizabeth Warren holds a significant lead in the delegate count that is expected to expand on Tuesday.”

IX. Bernie Sanders endorses Elizabeth Warren

“It is my privilege to back the person who has stood at my side through good times and bad for this party, the person who helped make this party great. I am proud to endorse my good friend Elizabeth Warren for Prime Minister!”

X. Footage of Elizabeth Warren rallies.

XI. Footage of Elizabeth Warren's speech.

“We want everyone to get the respect he or she deserves. We want our energy clean and our planet healthy. We want our politicians and our economy working for the people, not just for themselves. We want a fair tax system. We want freedom and equality for everyone. We want a new beginning”

XII. End

“I’m Elizabeth Warren, and I approve this message wholeheartedly.”

To be aired in all states.

[Representative simossad]

Ad "Our Climate"

Elizabeth Warren

In the past years, we have seen a dramatic increase of drought in this country, and denying the fact that climate change was a supportive factor is a threat for all the people in America who already living at the limits of human existence. But we also have to admit, that the climate change and our politics and economics are closely intertwined.

Mitch McConnell, our current minister of energy, has received nearly $1.8 million from oil and gas interest groups over his whole political career, in order to prevent the funding of the clean and renewable energy sources we desperately need to keep our planet healthy and healthy for our children.

Shortsighted deregulation and a lack of governmental control has lead to the obscene circumstance that companies have been able to grow to dominating monopoles who not just control our free market but also the politicians that have pledged to work for the people in this country.

We are going to remind the companies and the politicians that they both have to work for the common people in this country, not just for each other. In government, we will make the companies responsible for their own actions, and we will will fight corruption due to a limit for campaign donations by commercial organizations.

And of course, we are going to find climate change. We will establish an agency which plans the quick, smooth and socially acceptable restructuring of our main energy sources, which will create jobs and keeps our planet healthy. That's how we help the people who are already struggling with the current situation.

I am Elizabeth Warren and I approve this message, because I want to make you know that we can improve the lives of millions of people in this country. Thank you.


To be aired in California and New Mexico.

[Representative simossad]

Ad "Working People"

Elizabeth Warren

We have to face the fact that the effort of millions of workers in the United States becomes more and more meaningless every year. While Americans are working longer than they did ten years ago, the bottom 90% get less from the income than the top 10%.

While the people in this country are still heavily struggling with the impact of the economical crisis, the top one percent has recovered very well. It has captured 95% of the post-recession income growth under the Obama administration. The gap between the rich and the poor is bigger than it was in 2008.

Our government authorities have failed to bring this country together and to help the  families in this country. Their plans and their actions have been useless and hurtful for the middle class.

We want to provide wealth and prosperity for everyone in this country, not just for the richest few. We will introduce a new and fair tax system, which will take the enormous financial burden from the middle class. We will rise the minimum wage to 15$ per hour to make sure that everyone is able to live and to pay their rent and to boost the economy. And we will support small businesses to keep our free market alive. That's how we achieve financial equality in this country.

I am Elizabeth Warren and I approve this message, because I want to make you know that we can improve the lives of millions of people in this country. Thank you.


To be aired in South Dakota, Montana, Kentucky, DC, Oregon and New Jersey.
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Sanders Condemns SEIU Ad

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[Representative simossad]

New surrogates hit the campaign trail!

Erin Brockovich
Activist

“I have spent my whole life fighting for those who dind't have an easy life. For people like me. People who didn't went to college. For people who have to be carefull when they think about where to spend their money during the month. That's the people Elizabeth Warren cares about. That's the people she wants to help. And that is great.”

Ben Cohen
Businessman

“I proudly endorse Elizabeth Warren, because she is the candidate who is most in touch with the people and the candidate who cares most about our future generation. The children of today are the politicians and businessmen - and women - of tomorrow. They have dreams, they have ideas. We need to support them. And that's what Elizabeth Warren has realized.”

Jeremy Corbyn
Leader of the Labour Party UK

“The political revolution is possible, and it will happen! I support Elizabeth Warren for her leadership candidacy, because the carries the spirit and the motivation we need to create a society in which everyone benefits, not just the richest few.”

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann will campaign the whole week in California.

Amelia Warren Tygai will campaign the whole week in California.


MP Jack Reed will campaign in New Jersey, later in California.


MP John Delaney will campaign in Washington DC, later in California.

MP Dave Loebsack will campaign in California the whole week.

Lily Eskelsen García (National Education Association) will campaign in Oregon, later in California.

Steve Wozniak will campaign the whole week in California.

Mark Ruffalo will campaign in Oregon, later in California.

MP Tammy Baldwin will campaign in Oregon the whole week.


Former MP Don Riegle will campaign in California the whole week.

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America) will campaign in Ketucky the whole week.

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick will campaign in New Jersey, later in California.

Susan Sarandon will campaign in California, later in New Mexico.

CO Premier John Hickenlooper will campaign in Montana the whole week.

MP Beto O'Rourke will campaign in California, later in New Mexico.

Sarah Silverman will campaign in California the whole week.

Seth McFarlane will campaign in California the whole week.

Richard Trumka (President of the AFL-CIO) will campaign in Kentucky, later in California.

VT- Premier Peter Shumlin will campaign in New Jersey the whole week.

MP Rick Nolan will campaignin California the whole week.

Bill Maher will campaign in California the whole week.

MN-Premier Mark Dayton will campaign in Montana, later in California.

MP Tom Udall will campaign in his home state, New Mexico, the whole week.

MP Jared Huffman will campaign in his home state, California, the whole week.

Erin Brockovich will campaign in California the whole week.

Ben Cohen will campaign in California the whole week.

Jeremy Corbyn will visit the United States for a few days. He will campaign in Kentucky and in California.

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One day left in the primary season! Let's make it count!

[Representative simossad]

Press Statement

I am not the person to take such attacks that we all saw recently personally. In fact, I believe that this ad speaks for itself. But the fact that this advertisement has not just attacked me, but also my fellow candidate, MP Sherrod Brown, who I value highly as a friend and as a competent colleague, has inducted me to comment and to condemn this whole incident.

This advertisement of the SEIU has broken the unwritten law, that, during a primary election for leadership of the progressive party, there shall be no negative advertisement against other candidates. That was a tradition which was openly confirmed by all contestants in January. We, the progressive party, we are a party which demands more tolerance, more respect for everyone in our society. Therefore, it is to expect that all candidates for progressive leadership live out these values. We are, as a party with a long tradition of intra-party democracy, free to attack each other and to start discussions, as long as our arguments are based on facts and as long as the discussions are based on the issues the American people want to talk about, not just on blind condemnations. That's what has made our party unique.

I want to thank my good friend and our current leader, Bernie Sanders, for his stance against this advertisement. He has made clear that attacks on a personal level have no place in our internal procedures. I also call Tulsi Gabbard to clarify this misconception and to dissociate from this ad. That is not what I would have expected from Tulsi Gabbard, who is a very qualified MP and whose achievements I have respected ever since I got to know her. But this is an outrageous ad and an embarrassment for our whole party and our whole primary process. This is not what our party is about.