Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[NeverAgain]

Joni's Surrogate Schedule

Ted Nugent Schedule
Holding Rallying Concerts all over Texas, especially Houston
Barnstorming all over Texas on "Ending Illegal Immigration"
Meeting with Local Texans on the issues facing them and how Joni can help.

Gail Ernst Schedule
Speaking about Ernst's Love for America and Her Work For Our Future
Rallying in Dallas and the Surrounding Area

Tom Cotton Schedule
Rallying on "Iran's Threat to Our People, and How Joni Ernst can Save Us"
Barnstorming in El Paso and Amarillo /font]
Attending Primary Viewing in Dallas HQ
Parliamentary Duties

Ron Johnson Schedule
Talking to Texans about Joni Ernst's experience and integrity.
Barnstorming in Dallas and Ft. Worth
Attending Dallas HQ for viewing party
Parliamentary Duties

Sarah Palin Schedule
Talking to Texans about Joni Ernst's leadership and how to bring about true Christian Values
Barnstorming with Joni all over Texas
Attending Dallas HQ Viewing Party

Jim DeMint Schedule
Talking to Virginians and Georgians about Joni Ernst's help with the Heritage Foundation and true conservatism
Barnstorming in Atlanta, Richmond, and Virginia Beach
Working as President of The Heritage Foundation

Michelle Bachmann Schedule
Telling Minnesotans about the Damage of the Liberals' Trade Deals
Barnstorming in Minneapolis and Rural Minnesota
Continue to  work with Joni on getting out the vote in Minnesota

Gen. Michael Flynn Schedule
Telling Texasabout the need for a Safe America and how Joni Ernst is the only candidate that can Make America Safe.
Barnstorming in San Antonio and Austin
Go to Dallas for viewing party

Prem. Matt Bevin Schedule
Telling Texans about the need for a Fiscally Sound Country and how Joni Ernst is the only candidate that can Make America Responsible for a sound budget.
Barnstorming in Plano and Laredo
Go to Dallas for viewing party

Prem. Doug Ducey Schedule
Telling Texans about Joni's strength and character and someone who can stop illegal immigration.
Barnstorming in El Paso and West Texas
Go to Dallas for viewing party

Prem. Mary Fallin Schedule
Telling Texans about Joni's Strong plans for Energy Independence.
Barnstorming in Frisco and Pasadena
Go to Dallas for viewing party

MP Doug Lambert Schedule
Telling Virginians about Joni's Work to Stop the Bureaucratic Elite
Barnstorming in Virginia Beach and Richmond
Go to Dallas for viewing party

Kelly Clarkson Schedule
Holding Texan Concerts all over
Concerts with Joni
Attend Dallas viewing party

[Intell]

February 24

- CNN interview with Wolf Blitzer on Campaign Attack

Wolf Blitzer" What do you think about Donald Trump's attack on your record?"

JBE- " They're lies, utter lies. Now if you ask a working family, in Louisiana about medicare expansion, struggling families, about disastrous education cuts, families about university expansion so children from working class could get a university education?, who led the fight in increasing trade apprenticeships and vocational degrees? The Jacksonian Party in Louisiana, under my leadership did. Now what has Donald Trump done? Insulted everyone left, right and center, racial discrimination law suits, a failed Trump University campaign exploiting children and his employees to scrupulous business deal. If Donald Trump, needs a lesson in who's a corrupt business, representing the wall street elite, he should take a look in a mirror.

- Barnstorming in Florence, AL
- Barnstorming in Huntsville, AL
- Speech in Birmingham, AL (Donald Trump's failed recored as a business man, Donald Trump's wall street over main street speech theme)
- Build Campaign HQ in Montgomery, AL for Alabama
- Barnstorming in Tuscaloosa, AL
- Target African Americans, and working class americans, and point to JBE record in neighbouring Louisiana.

February 25

- Build Campaign Headquarters in Little Rock, AR
- Barnstorming in Conway, AR
- Barnstorming in Benton, AR
- Barnstorming in Fayetville, AR
- Barnstorming in Fortsmith, AR
- Campaign Bus and Canvasing around Northen Arkansas, targeting poor and rural Arkansas
- Gat a Campaign focusing rural people and poor working class people.

February 26

- Campaign HQ stet-up and photo-up with Campaign Staff in Atlanta, GA
- Speech in Atlanta, GA (Unemployment, Crime, eliminating urban poverty, white flight, and lack of opportunity of urban blacks).
- Barnstorming in Sandy Springs, GA
- Barnstorming in Athens, GA
- Barnstorming in Columbos, GA
- Barnstorming in Savannah, GA
- Target those dis-satsfied at the system, especially those that have been hurt by the new global economy, globalisation consensus, and awful deregulatory policies.

February 27


- Speech in Grandforks, ND (Oil Profits, to be used for the citizens of the country, not just corporations.)
- Campaign HQ meet up in Fargo, ND, with a message which targets  the political establishment, and business establishment, involving Joe Manchin incapacity, to stop free trade and increasing demonisation of the working class within the political circle, and the business elite, buying off politicians for their benefit, in the case of Donald Trump.  
- Campaign Bus and meet voters in Rural ND, addressing their concerns, farm subsides support, and getting ignored by the political establishment, this will be done for the most of the day.
- Target Dissatisfied voters, with the political establishment, and farmers hurting due to a global economy, and rural people that have not had their concerns head.

February 28

-   Campaign Organisation in Tulsa, OK, with a press photo-up.
-   Speech in Oklahoma City, OK (Unemployment and lack of Jobs in Oklahoma)
-   Barnstorming in Muskogee, OK
-   Barnstorming in McAlster, OK
-   Barnstorming around Broken Bow, OK
-   Canvasing around SE Oklahoma, targeting dissatisfied voters, and social conservative Jacksonians.
-   Campaign against Conservative/Nationalist cuts to education in Oklahoma, and how JBE fixed that problem in Louisana


February 29   

-   GOTV effort in Memphis, TN
-   Speech in Memphis, TN (The importance of voting JBE, and the situation with urban ghettos and crime, and how fix such problems)
-   Barnstorming in Jackson, TN
-   Speech in Nashville, TN (On fixing Unemployment
-   Drive People to polls in Chatanooga, Tn
-   Barnstorming in Cleveland, TN
-   - Target working class Tennesseans, as well as dissatisfied people with the political system, especially those poor in rural areas, who feel they have no had their voice heard..

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

MP Brown on the kidnapping of Elon Musk

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Week of February 17: Began running ads in Super and Ides of March Tuesday states, while launching campaign HQs in the same states.
February 24: Alabama
Morning: Fly to Mobile
Afternoon: Fly to Montgomery, Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa, campaigning in all three cities
Night: Drive to Mobile, MS
February 25: Mississippi and
Morning: Campaign in Meridian and Jackson
Afternoon: Campaign in Vicksburg
Night:Fly to Shreveport, LA
February 26: Louisiana and Arkansas (1)
Morning: Campaign in Shreveport, LA
Afternoon: Campaign in Texarkansas, AR
Night: Fly to Fort Smith, AR
February 27: Arkansas (2) and Missouri (1)
Morning: Campaign in Fort Smith and Fayetteville, AR, as well as Joplin, MO
Afternoon: Fly to St. Louis, MO
Night: Campaign in St. Louis, MO. Fly to Kansas City later at night
February 28: Missouri (2) and Tennessee (1)
Morning: Campaign in Kansas City, MO
Afternoon: Fly to Columbus, OH
Night: Campaign in Columbus, OH
February 29: Tennesse
Morning: Fly to Nashville
Afternoon: Campaign in Nashville
Night: Fly to Little Rock, AR
March 1: Arkansas (3)
Morning: Rest
Afternoon: Election night rally in Little Rock
Night: Election night party in Little Rock

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young on Musk kidnapped by Russians

My thoughts and prayer are with Elon Musk, his family and his friends. It's great to hear that now he's ok and I look forward to see him back to the campaign trail. Musk being kidnapped by what looks like is a an helicopter of the Russian Government is a serious fact that needs serious investigation.

[NeverAgain]

Joni Ernst Interview on Local Texan News Outlet

ANDERSON: Hello Everyone, I'm Amy Anderson.  And Today I have Nationalist MP and Candidate for Prime Minister, Joni Ernst. Good Morning Mrs. Ernst.

ERNST: First off, thank you guys so much for having me. I have been so blessed to meet such great media outlets on this campaign and really get to speak to the media through you all.

ANDERSON: Well, thank you, we try our best. I wanted to congratulate on your major victory in Nevada this week.

ERNST: Thanks so much, but I have to say the credit goes all to the great volunteer force we had there and have all over this great country. They are the ones that represent this campaign and the ones I am fighting for and will continue to do so as Prime Minister.

ANDERSON: Well, from what we've seen here you're putting a lot of effort and volunteers here in Texas. Do you have plans to take the state?

ERNST: Well, we are running a 50-state campaign, but Texas has been a major priority to our campaign, and we are hoping to take it on Tuesday.

ANDERSON: You have been putting a lot of emphasis on Immigration and ending illegal immigration, can you elaborate on your position?

ERNST: Of course, thank you for the question. Well, I believe that mass illegal immigration is one of the biggest threats we have seen come to our nation. As President, my plan is to expand programs like E-Verify and crack down on a number of illegal immigrants stealing jobs from hardworking Americans. We will also rebuild our border security to end the current mass flow of illegal immigrants on our borders and allow Americans to take the jobs they deserve.

ANDERSON: Well this has been very enlightening, we thank you for coming on.

ERNST: Any time, thanks for having me.

[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

Week of the 17th
Campaigning in Colorado, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Utah, North Dakota, New York, Ohio, North Carolina and Tennessee

February 24, 2016
Campaign Rally in Texas City, Texas
Town Hall in Frisco, Texas
Meet and Greet with Greg Abbott in Laredo, Texas
Rally in Bryan, Texas
Town Hall in Broken Bow, Oklahoma
Rally in El Reno, Oklahoma

February 25, 2016
Rally in Siolam Springs, Arkansas
Meet and Greet in Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Town Hall in Maumelle, Arkansas
Rally in Lafayette, Louisiana
Town Hall in Baton Rogue, Louisiana
Rally in Jackson, Mississippi

February 26, 2016
Town Hall in Dandridge, Tennessee
Meet and Greet in Lynchburg, Tennessee
Rally in Signal Mountain, Tennessee
Rally in Nashville, Tennessee
Town Hall in Fairhope, Alabama
Rally in Orange Beach, Alabama

February 27, 2016
Rally in Macon, Georgia
Town Hall in Gainesville, Georgia
Barnstorm Southern Georgia with Endorsers
Barnstorm Northern Georgia
African-American Outreach with Black Supporters in Atlanta Metro Area
Rally in Savannah, Georgia

February 28, 2016
Town Hall in Minot, North Dakota
Policy Speech on 'American Energy Independence in Parshall, North Dakota
Meet and Greet in Bismark, North Dakota
Rally in Atlanta, Georgia
Rally in Mobile, Alabama
Rally in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rally and Concert in Nashville, Tennessee

March 1, 2016
Voting in Houston, Texas
Organizing Event in Fort Worth, Texas
Organizing Event in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Organizing Event in Little Rock, Arkansas
Organizing Event in Auburn, Alabama
Organizing Event in Atlanta, Georgia
Organizing Event in Peabody, Massachusetts
Organizing Event in Minot, North Dakota
Organizing Event in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Election Night Party in Houston, Texas

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Alright, I'm going to lock the thread now in order to start processing Turn 6 so we can get Turn 7 up as soon as possible. If you have any concerns or need anything, please feel free to message me. Thanks!

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I just started up school again today and am currently overwhelmed with work/other IRL obligations, but I will try to get Turn 7 started as soon as I can. The Super Tuesday results should be really cool!

As always, please PM me if you need anything. Thanks!

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I've been trying as hard as I can to finish calculating all the results; Turn 7 should be up tomorrow evening at the latest. Very excited!

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Turn 7 - March 2 to March 15, 2016

Hi guys!

First of all, sorry for taking so long to process the Turn 6 results - I started school again on Monday and have been really, really busy ever since. I'm not quite done with the county maps yet but will try to get them up as soon as possible, hopefully by this weekend. I'm very excited to start this turn!

Just like last time, please only make a schedule for the second week included in the turn (the week that directly precedes the primaries). And as always, remember that the objective best strategy in this game is to focus on the later primaries in order to maximize your delegate allocation - even with the Super Tuesday results included, less than 3/10 of all delegates have so far been awarded, meaning that a long-term strategy focusing on primaries that occur later in the season is definitely the best way to go. Deficits of even fifty or sixty delegates can be easily made up by a good performance in one decent-sized state (Texas had a lot of influence, but states like California, Florida, Illinois, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania will count just as much).

The Liberals

Super Tuesday Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Clinton 31; Schweitzer 26; Kerry 20; Murphy 12; Kennedy 11
Arkansas - Clinton 43; Kerry 22; Schweitzer  14; Murphy 11; Kennedy 10
Colorado - Kerry 34; Murphy 22; Schweitzer 21; Clinton 18; Kennedy 5
Georgia - Clinton 31; Kerry 30; Murphy 21; Schweitzer 11; Kennedy 7
Massachusetts - Kerry 53; Kennedy 28; Schweitzer 3; Murphy 3; Clinton 3
Minnesota - Kerry 30; Murphy 24; Clinton 18; Schweitzer 15; Kennedy 13
North Dakota - Murphy 30; Schweitzer 23; Clinton 22; Kerry 20; Kennedy 5
Oklahoma - Schweitzer 37; Kerry 19; Murphy 17; Kennedy 15; Clinton 12
Tennessee - Schweitzer 32; Kerry 23; Murphy 20; Clinton 18; Kennedy 8
Texas - Murphy 28; Kerry 27; Clinton 18; Schweitzer 17; Kennedy 10
Vermont - Kennedy 29; Kerry 25; Murphy 24; Clinton 14; Schweitzer 8
Virginia - Murphy 33; Kennedy 21; Clinton 19; Kerry 18; Schweitzer 9

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

John Kerry - 431
Chris Murphy - 352
Hillary Clinton - 334
Brian Schweitzer - 277
Joe Kennedy - 216

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Kerry 30; Clinton 27; Murphy 21; Schweitzer 13; Kennedy 5

Florida - Murphy 29; Kerry 28; Clinton 19; Schweitzer 10; Kennedy 9
Illinois - Kerry 30; Clinton 23; Murphy 20; Kennedy 11; Schweitzer 11
Kansas - Schweitzer 31; Kerry 21; Murphy 20; Clinton 18; Kennedy 5
Louisiana - Clinton 33; Kerry 23; Murphy 19; Schweitzer 15; Kennedy 5
Maine - Kennedy 28; Kerry 26; Clinton 16; Murphy 13; Schweitzer 12
Michigan - Kerry 33; Murphy 25; Clinton 17; Kennedy 13; Schweitzer 7
Mississippi - Clinton 29; Schweitzer 29; Kerry 19; Murphy 13; Kennedy 5
Missouri - Schweitzer 25; Clinton 24; Kerry 19; Murphy 18; Kennedy 10
North Carolina - Murphy 27; Kerry 25; Clinton 23; Schweitzer 15; Kennedy 5
Ohio - Murphy 29; Clinton 25; Kerry 24; Schweitzer 12; Kennedy 5

Alaska - Clinton 32; Kerry 26; Schweitzer 14; Murphy 10; Kennedy 8
Arizona - Clinton 31; Kerry 24; Schweitzer 12; Murphy 12; Kennedy 11
Hawaii - Kerry 6; Murphy 18; Kennedy 16; Clinton 13; Schweitzer 7
Idaho - Schweitzer 26; Murphy 26; Kerry 17; Clinton 14; Kennedy 7
Utah - Murphy 25; Schweitzer 23; Clinton 22; Kerry 15; Kennedy 5
Washington - Kerry 31; Murphy 20; Clinton 19; Kennedy 12; Schweitzer 8

The Conservatives

Super Tuesday Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Young 55; Rogers 45
Arkansas - Young 58; Rogers 42
Colorado - Young 57; Rogers 43
Georgia - Rogers 53; Young 47
Massachusetts - Rogers 59; Young 41
Minnesota - Young 51; Rogers 49
North Dakota - Rogers 51; Young 49
Oklahoma - Young 57; Rogers 43
Tennessee - Young 53; Rogers 47
Texas - Young 56- Rogers 44
Vermont - Rogers 59; Young 41
Virginia - Young 51; Rogers 49

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

Todd Young - 834 Delegates
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 759 Delegates
John Kasich - 17 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Young 46; Rogers 44

Florida - Rogers 49; Young 47
Illinois - Rogers 52; Young 43
Kansas - Young 54; Rogers 41
Louisiana - Young 49; Rogers 46
Maine - Rogers 56; Young 39
Michigan - Rogers 51; Young 44
Mississippi - Young 54; Rogers 41
Missouri - Young 52; Rogers 43
North Carolina - Young 48; Rogers 47
Ohio - Young 49; Rogers 46

Alaska - Young 49; Rogers 41
Arizona - Rogers 46; Young 44
Hawaii - Rogers 49; Young 41
Idaho - Young 51; Rogers 39
Utah - Young 51; Rogers 39
Washington - Rogers 67; Young 23

The Nationalists

Super Tuesday Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Cruz 43; Buchanan 31; Ernst 26
Arkansas - Cruz 44; Buchanan 31; Ernst 25
Colorado - Buchanan 36; Ernst 36; Cruz 28
Georgia - Ernst 39; Cruz 38; Buchanan 23
Massachusetts - Ernst 43; Cruz 34; Buchanan 23
Minnesota - Ernst 46; Buchanan 30; Cruz 24
North Dakota - Buchanan 38; Cruz 36; Ernst 26
Oklahoma - Cruz 47; Buchanan 29; Ernst 24
Tennessee - Buchanan 36; Cruz 35; Ernst 29
Texas - Cruz 44; Ernst 35; Buchanan 21
Vermont - Ernst 46; Buchanan 27; Cruz 27
Virginia - Ernst 35; Buchanan 34; Cruz 31

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

Ted Cruz - 604 Delegates
Joni Ernst - 564 Delegates
Pat Buchanan -  442 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Cruz 36; Ernst 35; Buchanan 25

Florida - Ernst 34; Buchanan 31; Cruz 30
Illinois - Ernst 41; Cruz 30; Buchanan 24
Kansas - Buchanan 35; Cruz 33; Ernst 27
Louisiana - Cruz 40; Ernst 31; Buchanan 24
Maine - Ernst 37; Buchanan 29; Cruz 29
Michigan - Ernst 40; Cruz 28; Buchanan 27
Mississippi - Cruz 43; Buchanan 26; Ernst 26
Missouri - Buchanan 36; Cruz 33; Ernst 26
North Carolina - Buchanan 34; Cruz 34; Ernst 27
Ohio - Cruz 41; Ernst 34; Buchanan 20

Alaska - Buchanan 34; Cruz 32; Ernst 24
Arizona - Buchanan 34; Ernst 32; Cruz 24
Hawaii - Ernst 38; Cruz 38; Buchanan 24
Idaho - Cruz 38; Ernst 28; Buchanan 24
Utah - Cruz 39; Ernst 28; Buchanan 23
Washington - Ernst 35; Buchanan 30; Cruz 25

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The Progressives

Super Tuesday Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Gabbard 28; Brown 22; Warren 22; Sanders 15; DelBene 13
Arkansas - Brown 33; Gabbard 19; Warren 19; Sanders 15; DelBene 14
Colorado - DelBene 34; Warren 26; Sanders 21; Brown 10; Gabbard 9
Georgia - Warren 35; Brown 18; Gabbard 18; DelBene 15; Sanders 14
Massachusetts - Warren 62; DelBene 13; Sanders 11; Gabbard 9; Brown 5
Minnesota - Sanders 33; DelBene 27; Warren 25; Brown 8; Gabbard 7
North Dakota - DelBene 25; Warren 24; Sanders 19; Gabbard 12; Brown 10
Oklahoma - Brown 31; Sanders 25; Warren 16; Gabbard 16; DelBene 12
Tennessee - Gabbard 28; Brown 26; Warren 18; Sanders 14; DelBene 14
Texas - Warren 28; DelBene 23; Sanders 20; Gabbard 16; Brown 13
Vermont - Sanders 78; Warren 7; Brown 6; Gabbard 5; DelBene 4
Virginia - Sanders 28; Warren 28; DelBene 25; Brown 10; Gabbard 9

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

Elizabeth Warren - 446 Delegates
Bernie Sanders - 345 Delegates
Suzan DelBene - 318 Delegates
Tulsi Gabbard - 254 Delegates
Sherrod Brown - 247 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Warren 28; Sanders 25; DelBene 24; Gabbard 10; Brown 9

Florida - DelBene Warren 24; Sanders 21; Gabbard 13; Brown 9
Illinois - Warren 35; Sanders 22; DelBene 22; Brown 8; Gabbard 8
Kansas - DelBene 28; Sanders 21; Warren 18; Brown 17; Gabbard 11
Louisiana - Gabbard 25; Warren 22; DelBene 21; Sanders 16; Brown 11
Maine - Sanders 32; DelBene 26; Warren 22; Gabbard 8; Brown 7
Michigan - Sanders 32; Warren 29; DelBene 20; Brown 7; Gabbard 7
Mississippi - Gabbard 24; Brown 22; Sanders 17; DelBene 16; Warren 16
Missouri - Brown 26; DelBene 18; Warren 18; Gabbard 17; Sanders 16
North Carolina - Warren 33; Sanders 22; Brown 14; Gabbard 13; DelBene 13
Ohio - Brown 68; DelBene 8; Sanders 7; Gabbard 7; Warren 5

Alaska - Sanders 28; DelBene 20; Warren 16; Brown 13; Gabbard 13
Arizona - Warren 30; DelBene 20; Sanders 14; Gabbard 13; Brown 13
Hawaii - Gabbard 66; Warren 7; DelBene 7; Sanders 6; Brown 4
Idaho - Brown 21; Gabbard 21; Warren 17; Sanders 16; DelBene 15
Utah - Gabbard 20; Brown 20; Sanders 19; Warren 18; DelBene 13
Washington - DelBene 57; Sanders 15; Warren 10; Brown 4; Gabbard 4

The Jacksonians

Super Tuesday Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Edwards 39; Trump 32; Manchin 19; Goodwin 10
Arkansas - Edwards 42; Manchin 27; Trump 21; Goodwin 10
Colorado - Goodwin 32; Manchin 32; Trump 23; Edwards 13
Georgia - Edwards 36; Trump 29; Manchin 24; Goodwin 11
Massachusetts - Trump 40; Manchin 24; Goodwin 21; Edwards 15
Minnesota - Goodwin 38; Manchin 29; Trump 21; Edwards 12
North Dakota - Manchin 32; Goodwin 32; Edwards 21; Trump 15
Oklahoma - Manchin 33; Edwards 30; Trump 19; Goodwin 18
Texas - Trump 32; Manchin 26; Edwards 24; Goodwin 18
Vermont - Trump 33; Goodwin 31; Manchin 24; Edwards 12
Virginia - Trump 34; Edwards 27; Manchin 23; Goodwin 16

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

Donald Trump - 459 Delegates
Jon Bel Edwards - 431 Delegates
Joe Manchin - 415 Delegates
Carte Goodwin - 305 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Trump 30; Manchin 25; Edwards 24; Goodwin 17

Florida - Manchin 29; Trump 28; Goodwin 21; Edwards 17
Illinois - Trump 33; Goodwin 25; Edwards 21; Manchin 16
Kansas - Manchin 25; Edwards 25; Trump 22; Goodwin 13
Louisiana - Edwards 53; Manchin 17; Trump 13; Goodwin 12
Maine - Trump 38; Goodwin 23; Manchin 19; Edwards 15
Michigan - Goodwin 30; Trump 28; Manchin 21; Edwards 16
Mississippi - Edwards 33; Manchin 27; Goodwin 18; Trump 17
Missouri - Manchin 33; Trump 27; Edwards 23; Goodwin 12
North Carolina - Edwards 34; Trump 25; Manchin 22; Goodwin 14
Ohio - Trump 29; Manchin 27; Goodwin 20; Edwards 19

Alaska - Manchin 28; Trump 26; Edwards 22; Goodwin 14
Arizona - Trump 26; Manchin 23; Edwards 22; Goodwin 19
Hawaii - Goodwin 28; Trump 27; Manchin 18; Edwards 17
Idaho - Edwards 27; Manchin 23; Trump 21; Goodwin 19
Utah - Edwards 28; Manchin 27; Trump 21; Goodwin 14
Washington - Trump 31; Goodwin 24; Manchin 18; Edwards 17

The Independents

Super Tuesday Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Alabama - Paul 48; Weld 28; Musk 25
Arkansas - Paul 40; Weld 34; Musk 26
Colorado - Musk 44; Weld 31; Paul 25
Georgia - Paul 44; Weld 29; Musk 27
Massachusetts - Weld 71; Paul 16; Musk 13
Minnesota - Musk 45; Weld 34; Paul 21
North Dakota - Musk 43; Weld 29; Paul 28
Oklahoma - Weld 45; Paul 35; Musk 20
Tennessee - Paul 46; Weld 29; Musk 25
Texas - Weld 39; Musk 31; Paul 30
Vermont - Weld 46; Musk 30; Paul 24
Virginia - Musk 34; Weld 33; Paul 33

Total Delegate Count (as of March 2)

Rand Paul - 593 Delegates
Bill Weld - 525 Delegates
Elon Musk - 471 Delegates
Rob Portman - 21 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Weld 35; Paul 31; Musk 24

Florida - Weld 37; Paul 31; Musk 27
Illinois - Weld 40; Musk 30; Paul 25
Kansas - Weld 40; Paul 34; Musk 21
Louisiana - Paul 43; Weld 28; Musk 24
Maine - Musk 35; Weld 31; Paul 29
Michigan - Weld 40; Musk 29; Paul 26
Mississippi - Paul 43; Weld 29; Musk 23
Missouri - Paul 37; Musk 29; Weld 29
North Carolina - Musk 36; Paul 33; Weld 26
Ohio - Musk 25; Weld 24; Paul 26

Alaska - Weld 49; Paul 29; Musk 20
Arizona - Weld 50; Paul 30; Musk 20
Hawaii - Musk 35; Weld 32; Paul 23
Idaho - Paul 37; Musk 27; Weld 26
Utah - Paul 38; Musk 26; Weld 26
Washington - Musk 34; Weld 33; Paul 23

Endorsements for Turn 7

Brian Schweitzer - Bennie Thompson
Todd Young - Richard Burr, John Shimkus, Pat Tiberi, Mike Bishop, Rodney Davis
Joni Ernst - Mo Brooks, Lamar Smith, Wayne Newton
Ted Cruz - Bill Cassidy, Cynthia Lummis, Jeff Foxworthy
Suzan DelBene - Rick Nolan, Mark Pocan, Denny Heck, Bill Foster, Thomas Piketty
Bernie Sanders - Ed Shultz, Danny Glover, Danny DeVito
Elizabeth Warren - Deval Patrick, Susan Surandon
Bill Weld - Meg Whitman, Karen Polito, Kerry Healey, Richard Tisei, Carlos Curbelo


Turn 7 will end on Friday, September 2 at 11:59 PM EST. Good luck, and have fun!

[LLR]

Concession speech

Dear America,

It's been one hell of a run. Sadly, the Schweitzer team sees no path ahead for the campaign. We will be committed to improving the condition of middle-class Americans off the trail, as we have been on the trail. But, sadly, this is not our year. Thanks to all our supporters and voters, make sure to vote for your liberal MP! Good night, America!

[evergreenarbor]

Excerpts from Suzan DelBene's Super Tuesday speech

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[Representative simossad]

Thank you, thank you.

[applause]

I want to thank for your warm and motivating applause, I want to thank all my volunteers and surrogates, who campaigned hard in nearly every corner of the country, I want to thank all the people who voted today and participated in our political and democratic process, I want to thank the Progressive Party for its overwhelming energy and its solutions for the real problems in this country, and, last but not least, I want to thank my fellow contenders in the progressive leadership elections, Bernie Sanders, Tulsi Gabbard, Sherrod Brown and Suzan DelBene, for running fair and issue-based campaigns and for inspiring millions of people in this country.

[cheering]

Let's look at what we achieved. We have won Georgia by double digits, we have won Texas by a decent margin, we have won every county in Massachusetts, and Virginia and North Dakota are basically a tie. Friends, I think I am not judging from an ivory tower if I tell you:

We have won Super Tuesday.

[cheering]

Our lead in the national polls has expanded, and we are currently ahead by more than one hundred delegates.

[cheering]

And I'm sure that our lead will expand and we are going to win the progressive leadership contest.

[crowd chanting]

You know, there are people campaigning across the country and telling everyone that we need to make America great again. When people say that our country isn't great, then I'm usually with them. The people who live and work in and for this country are great. Their spirit is. Their values are. But this country isn't. This country has problems. Poverty, racism, sexism, homophobia, corruption. But these problems won't disappear until we offer real solutions, and I am the person to do so.

[cheering]

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

March 9th
Morning: Town hall in Tampa Bay, Florida
Afternoon: Rally in Tampa Bay, Florida with Illeana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Carlos Curbelo
Evening: Rally in St. Petersburg, Florida with Illeana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Carlos Curbelo

March 10th
Morning: Open Florida Campaign Office in Miami, Florida
Afternoon: Fly to Kansas
Evening: Open Kansas Campaign Office in Kansas City, Kanas

March 11th
Morning: Tour small businesses in Topeka, Kansas
Afternoon: Rally in Ottawa, Kansas
Evening: Rally in Dodge City, Kansas
Late Evening: Fly to Hawaii

March 12th
Morning: Town hall in Honolulu, Hawaii
Afternoon: Rally in Honolulu, Hawaii
Evening: Fly to Ohio

March 13th
Morning: Open Ohio Campaign Office in Cleveland, Ohio
Afternoon: Rally in Cleveland, Ohio with Meg Whitman, Jane Swift, and Christine Todd Whitman
Evening: Rally in Canton, Ohio with Meg Whitman, Jane Swift, and Christine Todd Whitman

March 14th
Morning: Tour small businesses in Cincinnati, Ohio
Afternoon: Rally in Cincinnati, Ohio with Jane Swift and Richard Hanna
Evening: Interviews with national media from Cincinnati, Ohio
Late Evening: Fly to Florida

March 15th
Morning: Rally in Pensacola, Florida with Illeana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Carlos Curbelo
Afternoon: Speak to College Independents at Florida State University
Evening: Rally in Jacksonville, Florida with Illeana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Carlos Curbelo
Late Evening: Election Night Rally in Orlando, Florida with Illeana Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Carlos Curbelo

[Kingpoleon]

CARTE GOODWIN CAMPAIGN

Victory Speech

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March 9-15:
March 9:
- Major Speech in Chicago, IL
- Town Hall in Chicago, IL
- Town Hall in Chicago
- Town Hall in Chicago
- Barnstorm Chicago
- Fundraiser in Chicago

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March 10:
- Town Hall in Peoria, IL
- Town Hall in Peoria, IL
- Barnstorm Peoria, IL
- Town Hall in Chicago, IL
- Town Hall in Chicago
- Barnstorm Chicago

March 11:
- Town Hall in Chicago
- Town Hall in Chicago
- Barnstorm Chicago
- Barnstorm Rockford, IL
- Major Speech in Peoria, IL
- Barnstorm Peoria, IL

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March 12:
- Town Hall in Rockford, IL
- Town Hall in Rockford, IL
- Barnstorm Rockford, IL
- Town Hall in Detroit, MI
- Town Hall in Detroit, MI
- Barnstorm Detroit, MI

March 13:
- Town Hall in Detroit, MI
- Town Hall in Detroit, MI
- Town Hall in Detroit
- Town Hall in Detroit
- Barnstorm Detroit
- Fundraiser in Detroit

March 14:
- Town Hall in Detroit, MI
- Town Hall in Detroit
- Town Hall in Detroit
- Town Hall in Detroit
- Barnstorm Detroit
- Fundraiser in Detroit

March 15:
- Major Speech in Detroit
- Barnstorm Detroit
- Town Hall in Grand Rapids, MI
- Town Hall in Grand Rapids, MI
- Town Hall in Grand Rapids
- Barnstorm Grand Rapids

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[DKrol]

Bill Weld Surrogate Schedule

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

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

Candidate for New Hampshire Premier Chris Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in Maine, New York, and Connecticut.

Former New Hampshire MP Gordon Humphrey will stump for Bill Weld in Maine, New York, and Connecticut.

Florida MP Ileana Ros-Lehtinen will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Florida and will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in Florida.

New York MP Richard Hanna will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Ohio and will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in Ohio.

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

Utah MP Mia Love will stump for Bill Weld in Arizona, New Mexico, and California.

Florida MP Carlos Curbelo will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Florida and will rally volunteers in Florida.

Massachusetts Deputy Premier Karen Polito will stump for Bill Weld in Maine and Connecticut and will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in Maine.

Former Massachusetts Premier Jane Swift will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Ohio and will speak to donors.

Former New Jersey Premier Christine Todd Whitman will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Ohio and will speak to donors.

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

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

Businessman David Koch will speak to donors.

Businesswoman Meg Whitman will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Ohio and will speak to donors.

Entertainer Montel Williams will stump for Bill Weld in Hawaii and will rally volunteers and coordinate minority GOTV efforts in Ohio.

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule

Weekly:

Week of March 2 - March 8

Suzan DelBene spends most of the week attending to parliamentary duties in DC and her district. She fundraises in DC and Bellevue, WA. While in her district, she attends the opening of a campaign office in Mount Vernon, WA. DelBene continues to call for an investigation into the role of the Russian government in the kidnapping of Elon Musk. DelBene holds a small campaign event in DC on March 8 to commemorate International Women's Day.

DelBene's campaign staff construct minor campaign offices in Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, New Mexico, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin.

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  FL, IL, AZ, WI, and CA.

DelBene records and releases radio ads to be played in FL, IL, IN, MI, MO, KS, NE, PA, NY, CT, WA, OR, and CA. She also records and releases a new TV ad, "Fixing Our Campaign Finance System." The ad will run starting on March 7 in the following states:

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Daily:

March 9
-Fundraise in Miami, FL
-Rally in Miami, FL
-Appearance on MSNBC
-Rally in Tampa, FL

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March 10
-Barnstorm up I-4 to Orlando, FL, with stops in Plant City, Lakeland, and Celebration
-Build campaign infrastructure in Orlando, FL
-Rally in Orlando, FL
-Town Hall in Kissimmee, FL

March 11
-Flight to Cleveland, OH
-Barnstorm down I-90 to Angola, IN, with stops in Elyria, Fremont, and Maumee (all in OH)
-Barnstorm up I-69 and I-75 to Saginaw, MI, with stops in Coldwater, Marshall, and Lansing (all in MI)
-Town Hall in Saginaw, MI 

March 12
-Flight to Kansas City, MO
-Policy speech in Kansas City, MO: Rural and agricultural issues

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-Appearance on NPR
-Town Hall in Topeka, KS

March 13
-Flight to El Paso, TX
-Town Hall in Las Cruces, NM
-Build campaign infrastructure in Las Cruces, NM
-Joint rally with Raul Grijalva in Tucson, AZ

March 14
-Build campaign infrastructure in Tucson, AZ
-Joint rally with Raul Grijalva in Tucson, AZ
-Fundraise in Phoenix, AZ
-Rally in downtown Phoenix, AZ

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March 15
-Flight to Salt Lake City, UT
-Build campaign infrastructure in Salt Lake City, UT
-Rally in Salt Lake City, UT

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-Barnstorm up I-15 and I-84 to Boise, ID, with stops in Ogden, UT; Burley, ID; and Twin Falls, ID
-Post-Super-Twosday speech in Boise, ID

-Ad #1 goes off the air
-Radio ads in TX, AZ, CO, SD, ND, MO, MN, WI, MI, VA, NC, and FL go off the air

Surrogates:

-Jim McDermott (P, WA-07) talks with voters in St. Louis, MO on March 14 and does GOTV efforts in St. Louis, MO on March 15.
-Adam Smith (P, WA-09) talks with voters in Fort Lauderdale, FL on March 13 and leads GOTV efforts in West Palm Beach, FL on March 15.
-Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06) talks with voters in Bremerton, WA on March 12 and leads GOTV efforts in Portland, ME on March 15.
-Denny Heck (P, WA-10) talks with voters in Olympia, WA on March 13.
-Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-03) talks with voters in Tucson, AZ on March 12 and leads GOTV efforts in Orlando, FL on March 15.
-Jared Polis (P, CO-02) talks with voters in Cheyenne, WY on March 10 and leads GOTV efforts in Wichita, KS on March 15.
-Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam frontman) talks with voters in Seattle, WA on March 9.
-Jim Dean (DFA chair) talks with voters in Portland, ME on March 10 and leads GOTV efforts in Raleigh, NC on March 15.
-Kate Brown (Oregon premier) talks with voters in Salem, OR on March 8 and voters in Portland, OR on March 14.
-Ben Jealous (Former NAACP president) talks with voters in Gary, IN on March 14 and leads GOTV efforts in Ann Arbor, MI on March 15.
-Rocky Anderson (Former Salt Lake City mayor) talks with voters in Salt Lake City, UT on March 11 and leads GOTV efforts in Columbia, MO on March 15.
-Jared Huffman (P, CA-02) talks with voters in Eureka, CA on March 9 and voters in Mendocino, CA on March 10.
-Mark Pocan (P, WI-02) talks with voters in Madison, WI on March 13 and leads GOTV efforts in Rockford, IL on March 15.
-Bill Foster (P, IL-11) talks with voters in Chicago, IL on March 14 and leads GOTV efforts in Chicago, IL on March 15.

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

[The Other Castro]

Chris Murphy Victory Speech
Excerpt:

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March 9th
-Maintain advertising in all March 15 and March 29 states
-Open campaign office in Phoenix, Arizona
-Rally in Wichita, Kansas
-Rally in Kansas City, Kansas
-Fundraiser in Overland Park, Kansas

March 10th
-Rally in Branson, Missouri
-Rally in Jefferson City, Missouri
-Travel to Florida
-Rally in Orlando, Florida

March 11th
-Open campaign office in Salt Lake City, Utah
-Rally in Tampa, Florida
-Rally in Miami, Florida
-Travel to North Carolina
-Rally in Asheville, North Carolina
-Fundraiser in Wilmington, North Carolina

March 12th
-Rally in Greensboro, North Carolina
-Travel to Ohio
-Rally in Cleveland, Ohio
-Rally in Dayton, Ohio

March 13th
-Open campaign office in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Kalamazoo, Michigan
-Rally in Flint, Michigan
-Fundraiser in Traverse City, Michigan
-Travel to Illinois
-Rally in Peoria, Illinois

March 14th
-Rally in Chicago, Illinois
-Rally in Rockford, Illinois
-Travel to Florida
-Rally in Jacksonville, Florida
-Rally in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

March 15th
-Appearances on morning political news shows
-Lunch with volunteers
-Help staff with GOTV efforts in March 15 states
-Attend Results Watching Party with supporters in Tallahassee, Florida

[Representative simossad]

Schedule March 9th - March 15th

March 9th
- press conference & live Facebook Q&A
- discuss campaign strategy
- rally in Philadelphia, PA
- campaign event in Williamsport, PA
- rally in Syracuse, NY
- rally in New York City, NY

Real change doesn't get prescribed by the political elites. We can say that we fight racism, we can punish those who still dare to commit this horrible crime against humanity and morality. We can. We must. But real change doesn't just have to take place in Washington, DC or in the lobbies of our huge companies and businesses. We have to practice change in our living rooms, in our heads, in our hearts. The structural racism in our judicial system is incompatible with the virtues of freedom and equality our country claims to stand for. Here in New York, a state which has a city that is a symbol for the American dream and for the possibility to make full use of one's opportunities like no other city on earth, 83% of the criminals receiving life sentences are non-whites. 83%. You don't need to be a progressive to realize that this number is totally out of relation.
He have to act. We have to act in our schools, we have to act in our economy, we have to act in our little towns and villages. We, as members of the political process, can only achieve changes at the legislative levels. We are reliant on the people in this country, on the teachers, on the builders, on the cleaners, on the workers, on the housewifes and househusbands, who are watchful and sincere members in our society. We need these people to achieve a real change. We need these people to make clear that racism is an absolute taboo. There can be no tolerance of the intolerant.

March 10th:
- rally in New York City, NY
- campaign event in Yonkers, NY
- discuss campaign strategy during flight to Lansing, MI
- rally in Lansing, MI
- campaign event in Flint, MI
- rally in Warren, MI
- meet and greet in Troy, MI
- rally in Detroit, MI

The people here have been abandoned. It is hard to hear. It hurts me feelings. And I wish I didn't have to tell you. But it's true. People who make the decisions for you prefer having a big wallet rather than having a big hearth. Everything that doesn't turn out to be profitable should not be an issue in today's politics. What has Premier Snyder promised you? Which messages were on his posters and in his speeches when he came here and talked to you? And what did he achieve? Only election gifts. That doesn't help. That doesn't make anything better.
You know, every election cycle, there are those politicians who are secretly funded by big companies who find their solutions in outsourcing, and those people come here and tell you that we need to support manufacturing and home-made products. That systematical hypocrisy makes me angry. Do they think the people in this city are completely idiot? Do they think that the people in Detroit simply don't realize that they are being cheated by our representatives and our government? Do they think it's completely fine that a family father can not pay the medical bills for his sick child because he lost his job? Do they think it's completely fine that thousands of children in this city alone have to grow up in poverty? Do they think it's completely fine that they have taken all the possibilities and chances from thousands of children in this city because the schools can no longer pay for appropriate education. We are not talking about dollars. We are talking about people!

March 11th:
- rally in Dearborn, MI
- rally in Chicago, IL
- meet and greet in Joliet, IL
- campaign event in Kanakee, IL
- fundraiser-BBQ in Peoria, IL
- discuss campaign strategy with senior staffers during flight to Louisiana
- rally in New Orleans, LA

You know, as a member of the house and at the same time a competitor for progressive leadership, a parliament speech and a campaign speech can easily be mixed up, I freely admit. But what I won't mix up is our political process with a talk show, like other people who are running for leadership in other parties. I don't know any other party that has given so many roaring speeches about a market ideology than than the Independent Party. That's why they don't have by today no relationship to the financial crisis eight years ago. I am not even sure if that party has offered any appreciable proposals about reconditioning of this financial crisis or about supporting the thousands of families who had to suffer by the mess our banks have done. They want to distract us from realizing that their threat on regulatory questions is broken. They represent the ideology which has lead into this great financial crisis. This is madness. The only party that has offered useful and realistic proposals is the Progressive Party!

March 12th:
- rally in Baton Rouge, LA
- rally in Shreveport, LA
- live facebook Q&A
- rally in Los Angeles, CA with Susan Surrandon and Mark Ruffalo
- meet and greet in Long Beach, CA
- campaign event in Santa Ana, CA
- interview with CNN

The United States has ever been a country of great diversity, whether we talk about the rural communities and the cities or whether we talk about the huge ethnic diversity in this country. Our founding fathers have proven that immigration, whether it's because you have to fear a war in your country or whether it's because of economical reasons, can lead to something great. And so did the thousands of European immigrants from Germany, France, Ireland, Great Britain, who came here at the begin of the 20th century and helped this nation to get it to new prosperity. I know rural communities. Believe me, I grew up in Oklahoma. And I know that everything that you don't know can be a little strange to you. It is not wrong to be afraid to new things. But it is wrong to tread other people worse without having ever talked a single word to them. I know the stories told in the rural neighborhoods. I want to call on the people of this beautiful state: Please do not believe anything that people have told you who don't know it better than you.

March 13th:
- rally in San Bernadino, CA
- rally in San Diego, CA
- discuss campaign strategy with national headquarter during flight to Florida
- meet and greet in Orlando, FL
- campaign event in Lakeland, FL
- rally in Tampa, FL

This is an official post by the Warren campaign on twitter and Facebook.

March 14th:
- rally in Clearwater, FL
- campaign event in St Petersburg, FL
- rally in Cape Coral, FL
- meet and greet in Bonita Springs, FL
- rally in Miami, FL
- rally in Miami Beach, FL

'States do not differ from great robber bands if they don't provide justice.' This might be a slogan we progressives could have campaigned with, but the truth is, that this sentence was said in the 5th century and was noted by Augustinus. The hunger for justice carries the story of mankind as much as the need for improved living conditions and material security. Huge empires, armed to the teeth, have been unhinged due to the fact that the sense of justice of the people has been trampled underfoot. The great revolutions of the modern era have been revolutions calling for justice. Up to our time, which has brought an end to the apartheid in South Africa, the solidarnosc in Poland, the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union. And also the protests against the regime of Mubarak in Egypt and in other north-African countries have been a result of the uprising of a young generation, which has neither seen justice nor hope in their countries. So please, if you still doubt whether you can change something or not, if you still think that our fight is useless, if you still think that this system is unchangeable, this is your answer.

March 15th:
- rally in Hollywood, FL
- rally in Fort Lauderdale, FL
- rally in Coral Springs, FL
- campaign event in West Palm Beach
- door-to-door campaign in Jupiter and Port St Lucie, FL
- flight to Milwaukee, WI
- wait for results

[Representative simossad]

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann
March 9th: campaign in Michigan
March 10th: campaign in Michigan
March 11th: campaign in Michigan
March 12th: campaign in Utah
March 13h: campaign in Utah
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Amelia Warren Tygai
March 9th: rest
March 10th: rest
March 11th: rest
March 12th: campaign in Maine
March 13h: campaign in Maine
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

MP Jack Reed
March 9th: campaign in Michigan
March 10th: campaign in Michigan
March 11th: campaign in Michigan
March 12th: campaign in Florida
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

MP John Delaney
March 9th: campaign in Florida
March 10th: rest
March 11th: campaign in Florida
March 12th: campaign in Florida
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

MP Dave Loebsack
March 9th: campaign in Florida
March 10th: campaign in Florida
March 11th: rest
March 12th: campaign in California
March 13h: campaign in California
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Lily Eskelsen García
March 9th: campaign in Pennsylvania
March 10th: campaign in Pennsylvania
March 11th: campaign in Pennsylvania
March 12th: campaign in Pennsylvania
March 13h: campaign in Delaware
March 14th: campaign in Delaware
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Steve Wozniak
March 9th: rest
March 10th: rest
March 11th: campaign in California
March 12th: campaign in California
March 13h: campaign in California
March 14th: rest
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Mark Ruffalo
March 9th: campaign in Michigan
March 10th: campaign in Michigan
March 11th: campaign in Michigan
March 12th: campaign in Florida
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

MP Tammy Baldwin
March 9th: campaign in Michigan
March 10th: campaign in Michigan
March 11th: campaign in Michigan
March 12th: campaign in Michigan
March 13h: campaign in Michigan
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida


Former MP Don Riegle
March 9th: campaign in Illinois
March 10th: rest
March 11th: campaign in Michigan
March 12th: campaign in Florida
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America)
March 9th: campaign in Utah
March 10th: campaign in Utah
March 11th: campaign in Utah
March 12th: campaign in Utah
March 13h: campaign in Utah
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick
March 9th: campaign in Connecticut
March 10th: campaign in Connecticut
March 11th: campaign in Maryland
March 12th: campaign in Maryland
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

Susan Sarandon
March 9th: campaign in California
March 10th: campaign in California
March 11th: campaign in California
March 12th: campaign in Florida
March 13h: campaign in Florida
March 14th: campaign in Florida
March 15st: door-to-door campaign and speaking to voters across Florida

[Representative simossad]

TV-ad

Hi, I'm Susan Sarandon, and I'm gonna tell you now something.

We have to decide where our country should go from here.

We have to decide whether or not we want to reduce the financial burden of our middle class families to prevent our children from poverty.

We have to decide whether or not we want to run an energy revolution from fossil fuels to clean energy, helping our environment and giving our children a clean and healthy planet earth.

We have to decide whether or not we want education free for everyone who deserves it and not for the people whose parents have got the biggest paychecks, providing that America has the best students, not the wealthiest.

We have to decide whether or not we want our gay and transgender children to hide no longer their identity because they fear the hatred and discrimination our political right is pushing for.

We have to decide whether or not we want our hard working people to be paid decent wages.

We have to decide whether or not we want our young girls to be encouraged to be whatever the want to be and to take their chances.

These are the question we have to ask ourselves. The best choice for me is Elizabeth Warren.

Susan Sarandon is in. Are you? Let's start a political revolution and change this country. I'm Elizabeth Warren and I approve this message.



To be aired in the following states:

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (7.1) - Campaign Schedule

Excerpt from Super Tuesday victory speech in Miami, FL:
"My friends, what a great tuesday! What a great Super Tuesday!
Tonight, we won 8 states out of 12 called to vote. We increased our lead in the delegate count, we have won 11 states out of 16 since February and we are finally leading in national polls!
But this is just the start. There are 34 states and DC to go and we'll compete for every vote, for every delegate and I'm sure we'll win the Conservative leadership and then the general election!

I'd like to thank all the people who decided to vote for me and all the people who participated in our Conservative primaries and caucuses all across this beautiful nation. That's how democracy works, that's how the United States of America work and we are proud to be Americans.

Conservatives all across this nation made clear that they want to change our party. I can guarantee you that this change will finally happen. There will not be other coalition governments with left-wing parties. We are going to campaign hard in every state in order to get the most possible seats and a majority.

We'll finally govern as Conservatives again. We'll cut taxes, we'll cut useless big government spending, we'll balance budgets, we'll protect the right to life, we'll increase our education system, we'll increase our national security and defense, we'll push for an healtcare reform that favorize the citizens, not the government. We'll push for less government in the life of Americans and more about the lifes of Americans in the government."

March 9
Rally in Miami, FL.
Meet and Greet in Miami Beach, FL.
Rally in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Town Hall in Tampa, FL.
Rally in Gulfport, MS.
Meet and Greet in Jackson, MS.
Rally in New Orleans, LA.
Meet and Greet in Baton Rouge, LA.
Rally in Wichita, KS.
Rally in Kansas City, KS.

March 10
Meet and Greet in Kansas City, MO.
Rally in Sant Louis, MO.
Rally in Springfield, IL.
Meet and Greet in Decatur, IL.
Meet and Greet in Champaign, IL.
Rally in Aurora, IL.
Rally in Chicago, IL.
Meet and Greet in Lansing, MI.
Rally in Grand Rapids, MI.
Meet and Greet in Detroit, MI.

March 11
Rally in Detroit, MI.
Town Hall in Flint, MI.
Rally in Toledo, OH.
Meet and Greet in Parma, OH.
Rally in Cleveland, OH.
Rally in Akron, OH.
Meet and Greet in Harrisburg, PA.
Rally in Portland, ME.
Town Hall in Newark, NJ.
House duties in Washington, DC.

March 12
Town Hall in Santa Rosa, CA.
Rally in Sacramento, CA.
Meet and Greet in Pensacola, FL.
Rally in Tallahassee, FL
Town Hall in Jacksonville, FL.
Rally in Daytona Beach, FL.
Rally in Orlando, FL.
Rally in Tampa, FL.

March 13
Town Hall in Largo, FL.
Rally in Saint Petersburg, FL.
Town Hall in Winston Salem, NC.
Rally in Raleigh, NC.
Meet and Greet in Chesterfield, MO.
Rally in Jefferson City, MO.
Rally in Rockford, IL.
Meet and Greet in Skokie, IL.
Rally in Chicago, IL.
Meet and Greet in Cicero, IL.

March 14
Meet and Greet in Chicago, IL.
Rally in Chicago, IL.
Town Hall in Waukesha, WI.
Town Hall in Sault Sainte Maire, MI.
Rally in Flint, MI.
Rally in Detroit, MI.
Rally in Columbus, OH.
Town Hall in Dayton, OH.
Rally in Cincinnati, OH.

March 15
Meet and Greet in Gastonia, NC.
Rally in Charlotte, NC.
Meet and Greet in Jacksonville, FL.
Rally in Orlando, FL.
Rally in Jackson, MS.
Rally in Baton Rouge, LA.
Meet and Greet in Topeka, KS.
Meet and Greet in Peoria, IL.
Election night party in San Francisco, CA.

When Todd Young will campaign in their home-states, the various MPs and Premiers that endorsed Young will appear with him during the events.

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (7.2) - Surrogates

The surrogates from the states that already voted in the primary season will continue to campaign for Young in the remaining primary states and at the same time will be engaged with re-election campaigns in their home-states.

MP Cory Gardner of Colorado
Kansas, Florida

MP John Boozman of Arkansas
Louisiana, Mississippi

MP John Cornyn of Texas
Kansas, Louisiana

MP Micheal McCaul of Texas
Missouri, Mississippi

MP Frank Guinta of New Hampshire
Maine

MP Scott Rigel of Virginia
North Carolina, Ohio

MP Darell Issa of California
Michigan, Illinois, California

MP Tom Emmer of Minnesota
Michigan, Illinois

MP Peter Roskam of Illinois
Illinois

MP Bill Flores of Texas
Kansas, Missouri

MP Rob Woodall of Georgia
Louisiana, Florida

MP Bob Corker of Tennessee
Missouri, North Carolina

MP Luke Messer of Indiana
Illinois, Ohio

MP Larry Buchson of Indiana
Michigan, Ohio

Premier Bill Haslam of Tennessee
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina

Premier Robert Bentley of Alabama
Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida

MP Ken Buck of Colorado
Kansas

MP Kevin Brady of Texas
Louisiana, Florida

MP Richard Burr of North Carolina
North Carolina

MP John Shimkus of Illinois
Illinois

MP Pat Tiberi of Ohio
Ohio

MP Mike Bishop of Michigan
Michigan

MP Rodney Davis of Illinois
Illinois

[Kingpoleon]

All my endorsers will be campaigning in Michigan and Illinois, and Elizabeth Shuler's speeches will be about fair trade(particularly in Detroit), the minimum wage(particularly in Chicago), and labor rights.