Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (10.1) - Campaign Schedule

In this week, Todd Young will campaign in the states of Texas and Oklahoma. In these states there is a big presence of Conservatives and expecially of Nationalist MPs and the party will work hard for the most possible number of gains in these states and in the Southern area.

April 20 (Texas)
Campaign in TX-23
Campaign in TX-21
Campaign in TX-10
Campaign in TX-27

April 21 (Texas)
Campaign in TX-22
Campaign in TX-14
Campaign in TX-36
Campaign in TX-02
Campaign in TX-18

April 22 (Texas)
Campaign in TX-08
Campaign in TX-17
Campaign in TX-31
Campaign in TX-25
Campaign in TX-06

April 23 (Texas)
Campaign in TX-05
Campaign in TX-01
Campaign in TX-04
Campaign in TX-03

April 24 (Texas)
Campaign in TX-26
Campaign in TX-12
Campaign in TX-11
Campaign in TX-19
Campaign in TX-13

April 25 (Oklahoma)
Campaign in OK-01
Campaign in OK-02
Campaign in OK-03
Campaign in OK-04

April 26 (Oklahoma and DC)
Campaign in OK-05
House duties in DC

[Representative simossad]

New surrogates hit the campaign trail!

Richard Trumka
President of the AFL-CIO

“I whole-heartly support Bernie's endorsement and I'll whole-heartly support Elizabeth Warren. Se is the right person to lead this country and to help the American workers who have been humbled by our political leaders.”

Peter Shumlin
Premier of Vermont

“It is time to realize that a progressive government is possible and necessary in our country. If we want a progressive governement in the next years, we have to nominate Elizabeth Warren as leader of the progressive party. No other candidate can bring progressive issues and long-sighted policies together.”

Rick Nolan
Member of Parliament

“I have supported many leadership candidates in the last years. But I have never been as confident with my choice as I am today. Bernie Sanders has really been a great leader, and I am sure that Elizabeth Warren will not just uphild his legacy, but will take his idea further into the next government.”

Bill Maher
Television Host

“People are sick and tired of the current status quo, and they are actually right. Our current government hasn't spend a minute on the important issues in our country like poverty, income inequallity and sexism, instead, they are making mountains out of molehills. I trust Elizabeth Warren to finally bring a change to our political process.”

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann
April 20th: rest
April 21st: campaign in Delaware
April 22nd: campaign in Delaware
April 23rd: campaign in Delaware
April 24th: campaing in Delaware
April 25th: campaign in Delaware
April 26th: campaign in Delaware

Amelia Warren Tygai
April 20th: campaign in Delaware
April 21st: campaign in Delaware
April 22nd: campaign in Delaware
April 23rd: campaign in Delaware
April 24th: campaing in Delaware
April 25th: campaign in Delaware
April 26th: campaign in Delaware

MP Jack Reed
April 20th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 21st: campaign in Rhode Island
April 22nd: rest
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 25th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 26th: campaign in Rhode Island

MP John Delaney
April 20th: campaign in Maryland
April 21st: campaign in Maryland
April 22nd: rest
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: campaign in Maryland
April 25th: campaign in Maryland
April 26th: campaign in Maryland

MP Dave Loebsack
April 20th: campaign in Maryland
April 21st: campaign in Maryland
April 22nd: campaign in Maryland
April 23rd: campaign in Maryland
April 24th: campaign in Maryland
April 25th: campaign in Maryland
April 26th: campaign in Maryland

Lily Eskelsen García (National Education Association)
April 20th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 21st: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 22nd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 23rd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 24th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 25th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 26th: campaign in Pennsylvania

Steve Wozniak
April 20th: campaign in California
April 21st: campaign in California
April 22nd: campaign in California
April 23rd: campaign in California
April 24th: campaign in California
April 25th: campaign in California
April 26th: campaign in California

Mark Ruffalo
April 20th: campaign in New York
April 21st: campaign in New York
April 22nd: campaign in New York
April 23rd: campaign in New York
April 24th: campaign in California
April 25th: campaign in California
April 26th: campaign in California

MP Tammy Baldwin
April 20th: campaign in Indiana
April 21st: campaign in Indiana
April 22nd: campaign in Indiana
April 23rd: campaign in Indiana
April 24th: campaign in Delaware
April 25th: campaign in Delaware
April 26th: campaign in Delaware



Former MP Don Riegle
April 20th: campaign in Maryland
April 21st: campaign in Maryland
April 22nd: campaign in Maryland
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: campaign in Maryland
April 25th: campaign in Maryland
April 26th: campaign in Maryland

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America)
April 20th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 21st: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 22nd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 23rd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 24th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 25th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 26th: campaign in Pennsylvania

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick
April 20th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 21st: campaign in Rhode Island
April 22nd: rest
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 25th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 26th: campaign in Rhode Island

Susan Sarandon
April 20th: campaign in California
April 21st: campaign in California
April 22nd: campaign in California
April 23rd: campaign in California
April 24th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 25th: campaign in Rhode Island
April 26th: campaign in Rhode Island

CO Premier John Hickenlooper
April 20th: campaign in Indiana
April 21st: campaign in Indiana
April 22nd: campaign in Indiana
April 23rd: campaign in Indiana
April 24th: campaign in West Virginia
April 25th: campaign in West Virginia
April 26th: campaign in West Virginia

MP Beto O'Rourke
April 20th: campaign in West Virginia
April 21st: campaign in West Virginia
April 22nd: campaign in West Virginia
April 23rd: campaign in West Virginia
April 24th: campaign in West Virginia
April 25th: campaign in West Virginia
April 26th: campaign in West Virginia

John Samuelsen (TWU 100)
April 20th: campaign in New York
April 21st: campaign in New York
April 22nd: campaign in New York
April 23rd: campaign in New York
April 24th: campaign in New York
April 25th: campaign in New York
April 26th: campaign in New York

Ben Jealous
April 20th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 21st: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 22nd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 23rd: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 24th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 25th: campaign in Pennsylvania
April 26th: campaign in Pennsylvania

Sarah Silverman
April 20th: campaign in New York
April 21st: campaign in New York
April 22nd: campaign in New York
April 23rd: campaign in New York
April 24th: campaign in California
April 25th: campaign in California
April 26th: campaign in California

Seth McFarlane
April 20th: campaign in Delaware
April 21st: campaign in Delaware
April 22nd: campaign in Delaware
April 23rd: campaign in Delaware
April 24th: campaing in Delaware
April 25th: campaign in Delaware
April 26th: campaign in Delaware

Richard Trumka (President of the AFL-CIO)
April 20th: campaign in West Virginia
April 21st: campaign in West Virginia
April 22nd: campaign in West Virginia
April 23rd: campaign in West Virginia
April 24th: campaign in West Virginia
April 25th: campaign in West Virginia
April 26th: campaign in West Virginia

VT- Premier Peter Shumlin
April 20th: campaign in Delaware
April 21st: campaign in Delaware
April 22nd: campaign in Delaware
April 23rd: campaign in Delaware
April 24th: campaing in Delaware
April 25th: campaign in Delaware
April 26th: campaign in Delaware

MP Rick Nolan
April 20th: campaign in Connecticut
April 21st: campaign in Connecticut
April 22nd: campaign in Indiana
April 23rd: campaign in Indiana
April 24th: campaing in New Mexico
April 25th: campaign in New Mexico
April 26th: campaign in New Mexico

Bill Maher
April 20th: campaign in California
April 21st: rest
April 22nd: rest
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: campaing in California
April 25th: campaign in California
April 26th: campaign in California

[Representative simossad]

Excerpt from Elizabeth Warren's speech in parliament about the Panama Papers,
April 17th

Speaker Paul Ryan

I shall now give the floor to the honorable member Elizabeth Warren, deputy leader of the Progressive Party.

Elizabeth Warren

Mr. Speaker, honorable members of the parliament,

I think it is a pity that this very important topic gets overshadowed by leadership campaigns and that this debate is overshadowed by campaign speeches. At least I noticesd  that the cabinett is very satisfied with itself, but we'll see if that will be enough in November, and I noticed that there was redistribution of argumants from the Progressive Party to the Liberal Party, but better late than never

.

(applause by the Progressive Party)

I have to admitt that we have heard some impressive speeches today, and I am amazed which hyperactivity has been developed by the federal government. Do the honorable members of the coalition really plan to make the public believe that they have not realized until the panama papers were published that letter-box companies do not serve the purpose of mail reception, but that they are used for tax fraud, for money laundering and for other criminal activities – used, not abused, they have been invented for that purpose, and the government should have done anything against it, but it hasn't, and I am really afraid it won't.

(applause by the Progressive Party and some members of the Jacksonian Party)

The A-list of the American moneyed aristocraty are roaming around in dubious foreign tax havens, the media has published it multiple times, and the honorable members deny that they have known something about this incident? This is a completely implausible style of politics, and it is a massive fraud on the taxpayers in this country.

(applause by the Progressive Party)

It wasn't a long time ago – it was January 2016 – when Oxfam has make the public aware of the fact that hyper-rich persons are hiding 7.6 trillion dollars in tax havens, and that nine out of ten mega-corporations have at least one subsidiary company in tax havens. But the government has neither heard anything nor done anything.

(heckling from MP O'Rourke, Texas: “This is outrageous!”)

I think that this is a derision of the intelligence of those the honorable members do not want to question the truth.

(applause by the Progressive Party and the Jacksonian Party)

What we need now is a complete clarification of this incident.

( members of the Progressive Party: “Yes!”)

We need to know to what extent American companies, to what extent American individuals and to what extent the American governement has been involved in that case. I highly doubt the statement from the honorable conservative and liberal members that the panama papers came as a suprise and that its content could not have been foreseen. It is a recognized wisdom among economists that companies have been hiding in tax exiles in Central America and Europe for years. Now, it is time to end the ruthless betrayal to the American people and it is time to force the companies to pay taxes where they make profit.

(applause by the Progressive Party and the Jacksonian Party)

Therefore, my party proposes the establishment of an invastigative committee which deals with the whole case. Transparency and information must be the top priority when we deal with this incident. [...]

[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

[font =Verdana]April 20, 2016
Rally in Lewes, Delaware
Town Hall in Bethany Beach, Delaware
Meet and Greet in Milford, Delaware
Rally in Wilmington, Delaware
Rally in Kokomo, Indiana
Town Hall in South Bend, Indiana

April 21, 2016
Town Hall in Silver Springs, Maryland
Rally in Bel Air, Maryland
Meet and Greet in Hagerstown, Maryland
Town Hall in Dover, Delaware
Rally in Baltimore, Maryland
Rally in Annapolis, Maryland

April 22, 2016
Rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Town Hall in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Meet and Greet in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
Meet and Greet in Chester Township, Pennsylvania
Rally in Erie, Pennsylvania
Rally in State College, Pennsylvania
Rally in Lincoln, Nebraska

April 23, 2016
Rally in Nebraska City, Nebraska
Meet and Greet in North Platte, Nebraska
Rally in Charleston, West Virginia
Town Hall in Oak Hill, West Virginia
Policy Speech about Coal and Energy in Coalburg, West Virginia
Rally in Indianapolis, Indiana
Town Hall in Crown Point, Indiana
Rally in Hunt Valley, Maryland

April 24, 2016
Rally in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Town Hall in North East, Maryland
Rally in Boonsboro, Maryland
Meet and Greet in Christiana, Delaware
Rally in Saint Georges, Delaware
Rally in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Rally in Quakertown, Pennsylvania

April 25, 2016
Rally in Manhattan, New York
Rally in Brooklyn, New York
Meeting with Hasidic Leaders
Rally in Centralia, Pennsylvania
Meet and Greet in Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Rally in Fenwick Island, Delaware

April 26, 2016
Organizing Event in Hartford, Connecticut
Organizing Event in Buffalo, New York
Organizing Event in Newport, Rhode Island
Organizing Event in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Organizing Event in Wilmington, Delaware
Organizing Event in Scranton, Pennsylvania
Organizing Evnet in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Organizing Event in Annapolis, Maryland
Organizing Event in Baltimore, Maryland
Election Night Party in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

[Kingpoleon]

Could I ask for a ~24 hour extension please? I haven't requested one before, and I REALLY need it.

[kyc0705]

HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: APRIL 20–26, 2016

APRIL 20
Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail today. She started off with a rally in Baltimore, before heading to Wilmington, Delaware.

APRIL 21
The campaigning continued in Delaware. Clinton stuck to speaking, while other surrogates, like Bill Clinton, did the more intensive behind-the-scenes work.

APRIL 22
Clinton traveled to Indianapolis, where she held a campaign fundraiser/rally and met with local Liberal officials.

APRIL 23
Hillary Clinton spoke at a rally in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where she spoke about the importance of fostering a healthy environment for American workers.

APRIL 24
Clinton remained in the state for the start of the day with an event in Evansville, Indiana, before moving back to the East Coast and holding an event in Providence, Rhode Island.

APRIL 25
Clinton spoke at a massive rally in New York City, and held several fundraising events that evening.

APRIL 26
Hillary Clinton ended the week with a campaign event in Silver Springs, Maryland.

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Could I ask for a ~24 hour extension please? I haven't requested one before, and I REALLY need it.

Could you get everything in tomorrow by about 4:00 CST?

[NeverAgain]

Joni Ernst For America's Future

Schedule for Week of the 13th

Campaigning with Ron Johnson all over Pennsylvania
Meeting voters at Philly HQ
Rallying in Pittsburgh with Sarah Palin
Flying to New York
Strong Campaign Push in New York with Volunteers
Town Halls all over Northern New York, near Syracuse + Yonkers

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

Tuesday, April 20th:
Fly to Harrisburg, PA
Rally with Ted Nugent in Harrisburg
Fly to Lancanster/ PA for Rally
Drive to Allentown HQ to meet with volunteers
Drive to Erie for Rally

Wednesday, April 21st:
Fly to NY
Rally with Sarah Palin in Brooklyn, NY
Drive to Yonkers
Rally in Yonkers
Speech about "The Social Sins of Our Nation, and how they must be stopped" in Rome, NY

Thursday, April 22nd:
Drive to Scranton, PA to set up HQ
Rally with Kelly Clarkson in Bethlehem, PA
Rally at Villanova U on "Ending Free Trade and Outsourcing (Joni also wonders why the f**k do we have sh**tty dorm rooms at a college, like seriously bugs? c'mon people.) "
Town Hall in West Chester, PA
Set up HQ in Pittsburg

Friday, April 23rd:
Fly to Baltimore
Rally with Michelle Bachmann in Baltimore to the African American Community
Rally in Baltimore Suburbs
Barnstorming in Doylesburg, PA on "Protecting our Image Around the World"
Rally in Rockville, MD
Meet and Greet in Hagerstown, MD on

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Saturday, April 24th:
Fly to Dover, DE
Rally in Wilmington, DE
Town Hall in Wilmington Suburbs
Set up Wilmington
Barnstorming in Georgetown, DE
Drive to Annapolis

Sunday, April 25th:
Attend Service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Annapolis
Drive to Pennsylvania
Rally in Phily Suburbs with Matt Bevin
Fly to New York
Set up Newburgh HQ
Barnstorming in Schenectady
Fly to Philly

Monday, April 29th:
Rally in Easton, PA
Drive to Reading
Town Hall in Reading
Meet + Greet in Reading
Fly to Phily HQ for Volunteer Meet-up with Ron Johnson + Sarah Palin
Drive to NY for a Meet + Greet in New York City

Tuesday, April 30th:
Rally in Philly
Fly to Wilmington for Rally
Town Hall in Baltimore
Fly to Washington for Parliamentary Duties
Fly home for Rest and Watch Results

All Unnamed Surrogates will Campaign in New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
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[Kingpoleon]

I'll have it ready within ~40 minutes. I'm very, very sorry for my lateness.

[Kingpoleon]

April 20-25:

April 20:
- Rally in Manhattan
- Town Hall in Manhattan
- Town Hall in Manhattan
- Town Hall in Manhattan
- Barnstorm Manhattan
- Fundraiser in Manhattan

April 21:
- Rally in the Bronx
- Town Hall in the Bronx
- Town Hall in the Bronx
- Town Hall in the Bronx
- Barnstorm the Bronx
- Fundraiser in the Bronx

April 22:
- Rally in Staten Island
- Town Hall in Staten Island
- Town Hall in Staten Island
- Town Hall in Staten Island
- Barnstorm Staten Island
- Barnstorm Staten Island

Apil 23:
- Rally in Queens
- Town Hall in Queens
- Town Hall in Queens
- Town Hall in Queens
- Barnstorm Queens
- Barnstorm Queens

April 24:
- Rally in Brooklyn
- Town Hall in Brooklyn
- Town Hall in Brookln
- Town Hall in Brooklyn
- Barnstorm Brooklyn
- Barnstorm Brooklyn

April 25:
- Major Rally in Brooklyn
- Town Hall in Brooklyn
- Barmstorm Brooklyn
- Town Hall in Hempstead
- Town Hall in Hempstead
- Barnstorm Hempstead

Surrogates:
All campaign surrogates bar Manchin and Booth Goodwin are to campaign and organize in New York City.
Joe Manchin, Booth Goodwin, their wives, and Heather Manchin Bresch are to campaign in upstate New York, mainly Hempstead, Buffalo, Brookhaven, Islip, and Oyster Bay.

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Turn 11 should be up shortly (feel free to PM me if you need anything). Thanks!

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Turn 11 - April 27 to May 10, 2016

The Liberals

April 26 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Connecticut - Kerry 57; Clinton 43
Delaware - Clinton 54; Kerry 46
Maryland - Clinton 52; Kerry 48
New York - Clinton 55; Kerry 45
Pennsylvania - Clinton 50; Kerry 50
Rhode Island - Kerry 57; Clinton 43

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

John Kerry - 1394
Hillary Clinton - 1234
Chris Murphy - 917
Joe Kennedy - 368
Brian Schweitzer - 277

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Clinton 47; Kerry 45

Indiana - Clinton 50; Kerry 45
Nebraska - Kerry 55; Clinton 40
West Virginia - Clinton 56; Kerry 39

California - Kerry 46; Clinton 40
District of Columbia - Clinton 50; Kerry 40
Kentucky - Clinton 51; Kerry 39
Montana - Kerry 49; Clinton 41
New Jersey - Clinton 48; Kerry 42
New Mexico - Clinton 51; Kerry 39
Oregon - Kerry 49; Clinton 41
South Dakota - Kerry 48; Clinton 42

The Conservatives

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

✓ Todd Young - 3414 Delegates
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 759 Delegates
John Kasich - 17 Delegates

The Nationalists

April 26 Primary Results (Popular Vote Percentage)

Connecticut - Ernst 55; Cruz 45
Delaware - Cruz 52; Ernst 48
Maryland - Cruz 50; Ernst 50
New York - Ernst 55; Cruz 45
Pennsylvania - Cruz 52; Ernst 48
Rhode Island - Ernst 58; Cruz 42

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

Joni Ernst - 1689 Delegates
Ted Cruz - 1677 Delegates
Pat Buchanan -  824 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Ernst 47; Cruz 45

Indiana - Ernst 40; Cruz 45
Nebraska - Cruz 49; Ernst 46
West Virginia - Cruz 57; Ernst 38

California - Ernst 46; Cruz 44
District of Columbia - Ernst 54; Cruz 36
Kentucky - Cruz 52; Ernst 38
Montana - Cruz 48; Ernst 42
New Jersey - Ernst 48; Cruz 42
New Mexico - Cruz 47; Ernst 43
Oregon - Ernst 48; Cruz 42
South Dakota - Cruz 49; Ernst 41

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The Progressives

April 26 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Connecticut - Warren 35; DelBene 29; Brown 18; Gabbard 18
Delaware - Brown 28; Warren 25; Gabbard 24; DelBene 23
Maryland - Gabbard 32; Warren 24; Brown 22; DelBene 22
New York - Warren 29; Gabbard 26; DelBene 23; Brown 22
Pennsylvania - DelBene 29; Gabbard 27; Brown 22; Warren 22
Rhode Island - DelBene 35; Warren 27; Gabbard 20; Brown 18

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

Elizabeth Warren - 1081 Delegates
Suzan DelBene - 976 Delegates
Sherrod Brown - 771 Delegates
Tulsi Gabbard - 746 Delegates
Bernie Sanders - 616 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Warren 33; DelBene 30; Gabbard 18; Brown 14

Indiana - Warren 29; DelBene 23; Gabbard 22; Brown 21
Nebraska - DelBene 28; Gabbard 24; Brown 23; Warren 20
West Virginia - Gabbard 28; Brown 24; Warren 23; DelBene 20

California - Warren 25; DelBene 23; Gabbard 22; Brown 20
District of Columbia - Warren 35; DelBene 19; Gabbard 19; Brown 17
Kentucky - Gabbard 29; Brown 24; Warren 19; DelBene 18
Montana - Brown 29; Gabbard 23; DelBene 23; Warren 15
New Jersey - Warren 25; Gabbard 19; DelBene 19; Brown 17
New Mexico - DelBene 27; Gabbard 24; Brown 20; Warren 19
Oregon - DelBene 32; Warren 27; Brown 16; Gabbard 15
South Dakota - DelBene 29; Brown 23; Gabbard 23; Warren 15

The Jacksonians

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

Carte Goodwin - 1634 Delegates
Donald Trump - 1082 Delegates
John Bel Edwards - 740 Delegates
Joe Manchin - 734 Delegates

The Independents

April 26 Primary Results (by Popular Vote Percentage)

Connecticut - Weld 55; Paul 45
Delaware - Paul 54; Weld 46
Maryland - Paul 52; Weld 48
New York - Weld 53; Paul 47
Pennsylvania - Paul 51; Weld 49
Rhode Island - Weld 59; Paul 41

Total Delegate Count (as of April 27)

Bill Weld - 1615 Delegates
Rand Paul - 1567 Delegates
Elon Musk - 987 Delegates
Rob Portman - 21 Delegates

Upcoming Primary Polling

National - Weld 49; Paul 43

Indiana - Weld 49; Paul 46
Nebraska - Weld 50; Paul 45
West Virginia - Paul 51; Weld 44

California - Weld 46; Paul 44
District of Columbia - Weld 59; Paul 39
Kentucky - Paul 74; Weld 16
Montana - Paul 48; Weld 42
New Jersey - Weld 49; Paul 41
New Mexico - Paul 46; Weld 44
Oregon - Weld 48; Paul 42
South Dakota - Paul 49; Weld 41

Endorsements for Turn 11

Joni Ernst - Marsha Blackburn, Ben Quayle, Mike Conway
Ted Cruz - Jim Jordan, John Bolton, Ollie North
Suzan DelBene - Frank Pallone, The Nation, Brian Konietzko, Gavin Newsom
Elizabeth Warren - Mark Dayton, Ronda Rousey, Tom Udall
Tulsi Gabbard - Oregon Education Association, Amal Clooney, Bao Nguyen, California Nurses Association
Bill Weld - Dan Newhouse, Jaime Herrera Beutler, Dan Benishek, John Moolenaar


Turn 11 will end on Saturday, September 24 at 11:59 PM EST. Good luck!

[Representative simossad]

Elizabeth Warren's speech about the future of the progressive nomination process

First of all, my dear friends, I want to thank all off my supporters and I want to thank every single person who went out today and participated in our democratic nomination process.

We, as the Warren campaign, can be proud of the fact that we are still more than hundred delegates in the lead. –

(cheering)

But we, as the Progressive Party, can be proud of our nomination process, which has proven once again, that we are the most democratic party in the United States of America. While the primaries in every other party have been made a popularity contest between just two candidates, our party has energized the political machine in our country and has inspired millions of Americans, not just because we still have four candidates in our race, but because we as contestants have always treated each other with respect and with civility, and we have set the focus of all our campaigns on the issues and not on the individuals, and that is something we can be proud of.

(cheering)

The nomination process is going to be done in a few weeks. There are still eleven states to give their votes, some states will have a huge effect on the convention and some states won't, but our political pundits seem to already have made up their opinion on who is going to win the nomination, although it seems that either me or one of my competitors is going to reach the numbers of delegates needed to clinch the nomination. As the leader of my own election campaign, I obviously hope to be the nominee the delegates are able to agree on. But as the deputy leader of our party, I can predict you that our opinion-forming process within the progressive party won't find an end this summer, neither will it end in four years or in twenty years. No, the Progressive Party has realized, that our party has to change constantly, just as our society does. The answers to the great question of our time can not be the answers we invented a decade ago. That's what differentiates from other parties. We are not promising to set the clock back like the Jacksonians, the Conservatives and the Nationalists. Nor are we stuck in the Here and Now, like the Liberals and the Independents. We are working on the great questions of the future. How do we want to work and live? How do we provide a healthy planet for our children? And how do we make work still worthwhile? These are the question we have to deal with, and these are the questions we are currently dealing with, and that's why am proud to be a progressive.

(cheering)

And now, lets continue our fight for a fair and stable society. Let's conquer the future and start our political revolution. Thank you.

(cheering)

[Representative simossad]

Campaign Shedule May 4th - May 10th

May 4th:
- campaign event in Bloomington, IN
- live facebook Q&A
- discuss campaign strategy with senior staffers
- rally in Columbus, IN
- meet and greet in Franklin, IN
- rally in Indianapolis, IN

May 5th:
- campaign event in New Albany, IN
- rally in Evansville, IN
- appearance at Meet the Press
- interview with local Indiana radio station
- campaign event in Charleston, WV

"In the past months, I have met a lot of people, I have given a lot of speeches, and I have supported the local candidates a lot. And one of the best things in my job is that I get in touch with many people every day. I find it very fascinating when common people share their experiences with me, their perspectives, and their political views. And what I get to hear very often is 'Well, I like your arguments and I like what you said, but where have you been two weeks ago, where have you been two months ago, and where have you been two years ago?' This is exactly what I why I run for leadership of the progressive party. I want our party to be a reliable political force. Not just like the other parties who just appear when there is an election nearby. I want the people to tell themselves, that, if there is just no one there to care for them, they still can count on the support of the Progressive Party. That's my vision I am fighting for."

May 6th:
- campaign event in Huntington, WV
- discuss campaign strategy with senior staffers during flight to California
- rally in Los Angeles, CA
- campaign through Los Angeles, CA
- meet and greet in Long Beach, CA

May 7th:
- rally in Pasadena, CA
- interview at CNN
- rally in San Bernardino, CA
- campaign event in Bakersfield, CA

"The fact that I celebrate the fact that Sadiq Khan is now elected mayor of London doesn't mean that I want every city in our country to be governed by a non-white and non-male Muslim. But this victory shows us one important thing. It shows us that Islam is not as far away as many people still think. But that's certainly not a bad thing. Because his victory also shows us that Islam is not that strange, disconcerting culture which is rigorous in its ideology. The secular Islam, as it is practiced by the overwhelming majority of American and European Muslims, is not a religion of misogyny and intolerance, but, as former Prime Minister George W. Bush said, a religion of peace, an open-minded religion which does not just respect our free and democratic values, but which has understood that these are in fact a part of it. And the fact that there are still some intolerant and fanatical Muslims in America doesn't mean that we don't have any Christians who might think the same way. But that is what religious freedom is about. We can defend our values. But if we accept Christians who deny them, we also have to accept Muslims who do the same."

May 8th:
- rally in Modesto, CA
- fundraiser BBQ in Stockton, CA
- rally in Concord, CA
- rally in Berkeley, CA
- appearance at Meet the Press

May 9th:
- rally in San Francisco, CA
- rally in Daly City, CA
- rally in San Jose, CA
- campaign event in Sunnyvale, CA

"The Conservatives has taken great pains for twenty years to explain the people why regional collective agreements for workers have to be wiped out, why it is better to have internal agreements, and those people who seem to take over the control of the Conservative party have been the greatest protagonists during the fight against a common sense minimum wage. But the problem is, that their standpoint is totally failing short of reality. Do they really believe that the nurse, the builder, the janitor can live without the amount of money the government provides him and what our country sees as the minimum subsistence level? Do you really believe it?"

May 10th:
- rally in Jersey City, NJ
- campaign event in Newark, NJ
- rally in Elizabeth, NJ
- campaign event in New Brunswick, NJ
- discuss campaign strategy with senior staffers during flight to Washington, DC
- rally in Washington, DC
- wait for election results

[Representative simossad]

New surrogates hit the campaign trail!

Mark Dayton
Premier of Minnesota

“What Elizabeth Warren has done great. She has brought together the people with great ideas but with a lack of courage to realize them together and has built her campaign on the. She has built up the Progressive Party with our leader Bernie Sanders, and I am convinced that she is the right person to uphold his legacy and to lead the next government just I do in Minnesota.”

Tom Udall
Member of Parliament from New Mexico

“I proudly endorse the candidate who does not just care about very few, but about the society as a whole. Whites, Afro-Americans, Hispanics, old people, young people, men and women – Elizabeth Warren is the only candidate who does not want to just address a small clientel.”

Jared Huffman
Member of Parliament from California

“Elizabeth Warren has a feel for the problems and the daily struggle of our families and our working people. Put her into the next government – and she'll clean up all the mess the coalition has caused so far.”

Surrogate Schedule

Bruce Mann
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaing in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

Amelia Warren Tygai
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: rest
May 8th: campaing in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

MP Jack Reed
May 4th: campaign in New Jersey
May 5th: campaign in New Jersey
May 6th: campaign in New Jersey
May 7th: campaign in Oregon
May 8th: campaing in Oregon
May 9th: campaign in Oregon
May 10th: campaign in Oregon

MP John Delaney
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaing in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

MP Dave Loebsack
April 20th: campaign in DC
April 21st: campaign in DC
April 22nd: campaign in DC
April 23rd: rest
April 24th: rest
April 25th: campaign in New Jersey
April 26th: campaign in New Jersey

Lily Eskelsen García (National Education Association)
May 4th: campaign in West Virginia
May 5th: campaign in West Virginia
May 6th: campaign in West Virginia
May 7th: campaign in West Virginia
May 8th: campaing in West Virginia
May 9th: campaign in West Virginia
May 10th: campaign in West Virginia

Steve Wozniak
May 4th: rest
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: rest
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in California

Mark Ruffalo
May 4th: campaign in Oregon
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaign in Oregon
May 9th: campaign in Oregon
May 10th: campaign in Oregon

MP Tammy Baldwin
May 4th: campaign in Indiana
May 5th: campaign in Indiana
May 6th: campaign in Indiana
May 7th: campaign in Indiana
May 8th: campaign in Indiana
May 9th: campaign in Indiana
May 10th: campaign in Indiana



Former MP Don Riegle
May 4th: campaign in Indiana
May 5th: campaign in Indiana
May 6th: campaign in Indiana
May 7th: campaign in Indiana
May 8th: campaign in Indiana
May 9th: campaign in Indiana
May 10th: campaign in Indiana

Chris Shelton (Communication Workers of America)
May 4th: campaign in West Virginia
May 5th: campaign in West Virginia
May 6th: campaign in West Virginia
May 7th: campaign in West Virginia
May 8th: campaing in West Virginia
May 9th: campaign in West Virginia
May 10th: campaign in West Virginia

Fmr. MA Premier Deval Patrick
May 4th: campaign in New Jersey
May 5th: campaign in New Jersey
May 6th: campaign in New Jersey
May 7th: campaign in New Jersey
May 8th: rest
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in New Jersey

Susan Sarandon
May 4th: campaign in New Mexico
May 5th: campaign in New Mexico
May 6th: campaign in New Mexico
May 7th: campaign in New Mexico
May 8th: rest
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in New Mexico

CO Premier John Hickenlooper
May 4th: campaign in West Virginia
May 5th: campaign in West Virginia
May 6th: rest
May 7th: rest
May 8th: rest
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in West Virginia

MP Beto O'Rourke
May 4th: campaign in New Mexico
May 5th: campaign in New Mexico
May 6th: rest
May 7th: rest
May 8th: campaign in New Mexico
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in New Mexico

Ben Jealous
May 4th: campaign in New Mexico
May 5th: campaign in New Mexico
May 6th: campaign in New Mexico
May 7th: campaign in New Mexico
May 8th: campaign in New Mexico
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in New Mexico

Sarah Silverman
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaign in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

Seth McFarlane
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaign in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

Richard Trumka (President of the AFL-CIO)
May 4th: campaign in West Virginia
May 5th: campaign in West Virginia
May 6th: campaign in West Virginia
May 7th: campaign in West Virginia
May 8th: campaing in West Virginia
May 9th: campaign in West Virginia
May 10th: campaign in West Virginia

VT- Premier Peter Shumlin
May 4th: rest
May 5th: campaign in West Virginia
May 6th: rest
May 7th: rest
May 8th: campaing in West Virginia
May 9th: campaign in West Virginia
May 10th: campaign in West Virginia

MP Rick Nolan
May 4th: campaign in New Mexico
May 5th: campaign in New Mexico
May 6th: rest
May 7th: rest
May 8th: campaing in New Mexico
May 9th: campaign in New Mexico
May 10th: campaign in New Mexico

Bill Maher
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: rest
May 6th: rest
May 7th: rest
May 8th: campaign in California
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in California

MN-Premier Mark Dayton
May 4th: campaign in West-Virginia
May 5th: rest
May 6th: campaign in West-Virginia
May 7th: campaign in West-Virginia
May 8th: campaign in West-Virginia
May 9th: rest
May 10th: campaign in Indiana

MP Tom Udall
May 4th: campaign in New Mexico
May 5th: campaign in New Mexico
May 6th: campaign in New Mexico
May 7th: campaign in New Mexico
May 8th: campaing in New Mexico
May 9th: campaign in New Mexico
May 10th: campaign in New Mexico

MP Jared Huffman
May 4th: campaign in California
May 5th: campaign in California
May 6th: campaign in California
May 7th: campaign in California
May 8th: campaign in California
May 9th: campaign in California
May 10th: campaign in California

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

May 4th
Morning: Meet local elementary school students in Muncie, Indiana
Afternoon: Town hall in Tipton, Indiana
Evening: Rally in Carmel, Indiana with Gary Johnson, Sean Duffy, and Dan Benishek

May 5th
Morning: Town hall in Bloomington, Indiana
Afternoon: Open Campaign Office in Indianapolis, Indiana
Evening: Rally in Indianapolis, Indiana with Gary Johnson, Sean Duffy, and Dan Benishek
Late Evening: Fly to New Mexico

May 6th
Morning: Rally in Gallup, New Mexico with Gary Johnson, Carlos Curbelo, and Luis Fortuno
Afternoon: Open Campaign Office in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Evening: Rally in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Gary Johnson, Carlos Curbelo, and Luis Fortuno

May 7th
Morning: Meet with small business owners in Deming, New Mexico
Afternoon: Tour the U.S.-Mexico border with law enforcement personnel in Sunland Park, New Mexico
Late Afternoon: Fly to Nebraska
Evening: Rally in Brewster, Nebraska with Mike Coffa, Dan Benishek, and John Moolenaar

May 8th
Morning: Town hall in Beatrice, Nebraska
Afternoon: Rally in Lincoln, Nebraska with Mike Coffa, Dan Benishek, and John Moolenaar
Evening: Fly to California

May 9th
Morning: Appearances on local media in San Jose, California
Afternoon: Speak to College Independents at Stanford University
Evening: Rally in San Jose, California with David Nunes, David Valadao, and Dan Newhouse

May 10th
Morning: Town hall in Madera, California
Afternoon: Rally in Fresno, California with David Nunes, David Valadao, and Dan Newhouse
Late Afternoon: Fly to Indiana
Late Evening: Election night rally in Fort Wayne, Indiana with Sean Duffy, Dan Benishek, and John Moolenaar

[DKrol]

Bill Weld Surrogate Schedule

Former New Hampshire Premier John H. Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Former New Hampshire MP John E. Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Candidate for New Hampshire Premier Chris Sununu will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey..

Former New Hampshire MP Gordon Humphrey will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Florida MP Ileana Ros-Lehtinen will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

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

Florida MP Carlos Curbelo will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in New Mexico.

New York MP Richard Hanna will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

New York MP John Katko will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Utah MP Mia Love will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

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

California MP David Valadao will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in California.

California MP David Nunes will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in California.

Colorado MP Mike Coffa will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Nebraska and will stump for Bill Weld in Nebraska and Indiana.

Wisconsin MP Sean Duffy will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Indiana and will stump for Bill Weld in Nebraska and Indiana.

Washington MP Dan Newhouse will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in California.

Washington MP Jaime Herrera Beutler will stump for Bill Weld in California.

Michigan MP Dan Benishek will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Indiana and Nebraska.

Michigan MP John Moolenaar will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Indiana and Nebraska.

Former Independent Party Leader Gary Johnson will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in Indiana and Nebraska.

Former Maine MP Olympia Snowe will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Former South Dakota MP Larry Pressler will stump for Bill Weld in Nebraska and will coordinate GOTV efforts in Nebraska.

Massachusetts Deputy Premier Karen Polito will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Former Massachusetts Premier Jane Swift will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Massachusetts Premier Charlie Baker will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Former New Jersey Premier Christine Todd Whitman will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey and build a GOTV infrastructure in New Jersey.

Former California Premier Arnold Schwarzenegger will stump for Bill Weld in California.

Former Puerto Rico Premier Luis Fortuno will appear on the campaign trail with Bill Weld in New Mexico.

Former Massachusetts Deputy Premier Kerry Healey will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Former Massachusetts Conservative Party Leader Richard Tisei will stump for Bill Weld in New Jersey.

Businessman David Koch will stump for Bill Weld in Nebraska and Indiana.

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

Entertainer Montel Williams will rally volunteers and coordinate GOTV efforts in West Virginia.

Former Commerce Minister Carlos Gutierrez will coordinate GOTV efforts in Indiana.

[Classic Conservative]

NATIONALIST PARTY LEADER JIM JORDAN ENDORSES CRUZ

  "I came to this conclusion many weeks ago, but today as this race goes down to the wire, I have decided to publicly declare who we need to elect as Nationalist Party Leader. That man is Ted Cruz. Ted is a principled man whose word is his bond, he has fought for our values, fought for freedom, security and liberty. Deputy Leader Cruz, has fought with me to expand our membership in the party and helped us gain many seats in the last election. I implore every single Nationalist to support a proven fighter so that we can win in November, Ted Cruz."

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule Part 1: April 27-May 3 (Weekly "Schedule"), Ads, Campaign Staff

Week of April 27-May 3

Suzan DelBene spends most of the week in her district and DC. While in DC, she works with other Progressives on the Panama Papers investigative committee that was proposed by Deputy Leader Warren. While in her district, she takes a detour to make a surprise appearance at a Pramila Jayapal campaign event, announcing her endorsement of Jayapal. During this week, DelBene takes a day off to attend some low-profile fundraisers and town hall events in California and Oregon.

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 IN, NE, NJ, NM, OR, and CA.

DelBene releases new internet ads. The focus of the ads is the environment.

DelBene records and releases two new TV ads. The first is "California Dreaming." The ad will be played in California beginning on April 27:

The ad opens with a camera panning over Mendocino National Forest."California Dreamin'" plays during the course of the ad. The ad cuts to footage of DelBene meeting voters while barnstorming in Redding, CA. Next, the ad shows a camera panning over San Francisco Bay. The ad then cuts to footage from a DelBene rally in Berkeley, CA - as DelBene talks, the music continues.

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The ad cuts to footage of the Los Angeles metro area. We then see DelBene speaking at a rally in Los Angeles.

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A camera pans over San Diego Bay. Suzan DelBene is speaking at a rally in San Diego.

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The second is "Vote Progressive." The ad will be aired nationally beginning on April 29. For all intents and purposes, it is a general election ad, but is not specifically tied to DelBene's leadership campaign and can be aired after the primaries end:

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DelBene also starts airing  Ad #7 in Spanish in California.

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule Part 2: May 4-10 (Daily Schedule, Surrogates)

Daily:

May 4
-Rally in Lincoln, NE
-Fundraise in Omaha, NE
-Rally in Omaha, NE
-Appearance on NPR

May 5
-Policy speech in Omaha, NE: "Tackling Drought"

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-Barnstorm up Nebraska State Highway 75 and I-29 to Sioux Falls, SD, with stops in Blair, NE; South Sioux City, NE; and Vermillion, SD
-Build campaign infrastructure in Sioux Falls, SD
-Rally in Sioux Falls, SD

May 6
-Flight to Eugene, OR
-Rally in Eugene, OR

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-Barnstorm up I-5 to Portland, OR, with stops in Albany, Salem, and Beaverton
-Town Hall in downtown Portland, OR

May 7
-Flight to Torrance, CA
-Town Hall in Torrance, CA
-Town Hall in Inglewood, CA
-Town Hall in Santa Monica, CA

May 8
-Appearance on This Week
-Joint rally with Gavin Newsom in Los Angeles, CA
-Barnstorming and doorbelling in Los Angeles, CA
-Policy speech in Los Angeles, CA: "A Multicultural America"

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May 9
-Town Hall in Pasadena, CA
-Town Hall in Glendale, CA
-Town Hall in Burbank, CA
-Rally in Los Angeles, CA

May 10
-Joint rally with Julia Brownley in Oxnard, CA
-Rally in Santa Barbara, CA

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-Town Hall in Santa Maria, CA
-Barnstorming/doorbelling in San Luis Obispo, CA
-Post-IN/NE/WV speech

Surrogates:

Jim McDermott (P, WA-07) spends two days campaigning in San Francisco, CA and then three days campaigning in DC.
Rick Larsen (P, WA-02) spends four days campaigning on college campuses in Omaha, NE, and then leads GOTV efforts in Omaha on May 9 and 10.
Adam Smith (P, WA-09) spends three days campaigning in Gary, IN, and then leads GOTV efforts in Gary on May 9 and 10.
Derek Kilmer (P, WA-06) spends the week campaigning in the Bay Area.
Denny Heck (P, WA-10) spends five days campaigning in Sacramento, CA.
Raul Grijalva (P, AZ-02) spends four days campaigning in Albuquerque, NM and Santa Fe, NM.
Jared Polis (P, CO-02) spends a few days barnstorming through central Northern California, with major stops in Yreka, Weed, Redding, Chico, and Yuba City.
Paul Tonko (D, NY-20) spends three days campaigning in the San Jose, CA metro area, and attends a DelBene campaign event* in Stockton, CA.
Jim Dean (DFA chair) spends two days each barnstorming West Virginia, Indiana, and Nebraska, then leads GOTV efforts in North Platte, NE on May 10.
Kate Brown (Oregon premier) appears at DelBene campaign events* in Bend, OR and La Grande, OR.
Ben Jealous (Former NAACP president) spends the week campaigning in the Los Angeles, CA metro area.
Rocky Anderson (P, former Salt Lake City mayor) spends the week campaigning in rural California east of the Sierra Madre along the border with Nevada.
Jared Huffman (P, CA-02) spends the week barnstorming his district, and appears at DelBene campaign events* in Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Eugene, and San Rafael.
Rick Nolan (P, MN-08) spends four days campaigning in the San Bernardino-Riverside area, then leads GOTV efforts in Indianapolis, IN on May 9 and May 10.
Mark Pocan (P, WI-02) spends five days barnstorming down I-80 from Omaha, NE to North Platte, NE, with stops in Papillion, Lincoln, and Grand Island, then leads GOTV efforts in Lincoln, NE on May 9 and Omaha, NE on May 10.
Bill Foster (P, IL-11) spends four days campaigning in the Indianapolis metro area, then leads GOTV efforts in Omaha, NE on May 9 and May 10.
Dave Bieter (Mayor of Boise, ID) spends a day each campaigning in Bend, OR; Beaverton, OR; Redding, CA; and Chico, CA.
Suzanne Bonamici (P, OR-01) spends the week barnstorming rural areas along the Oregon coast.
Julia Brownley (P, CA-26) spends two days campaigning in Thousand Oaks, CA, two days in Ventura, CA, and three days in Oxnard, CA.
Howard Dean (DFA founder) appears at several DelBene campaign events* in the Los Angeles, CA metro area.
Sheldon Whitehouse (P, RI-at-large) spends the week campaigning in the Bay Area.
Alan Lowenthal (P, CA-47) spends three days barnstorming the Los Angeles area, then four days campaigning in Long Beach, CA.
Jim Himes (P, CT-04) spends five days campaigning around the Monterey Bay area, with stops in Monterey, Marina, Salinas, Watsonville, and Santa Cruz.
Brendan Boyle (P, PA-13) spends two days campaigning near UC-Irvine, two days campaigning in Huntington Beach, CA, and one day campaigning in San Diego, CA.
Frank Pallone (P, NJ-06) spends three days barnstorming his district, then two days campaigning in Newark, NJ.
Gavin Newsom (Leader of California's Progressive Party**) spends the week (excluding May 8th) campaigning in the eastern Bay Area, with stops in Richmond, Berkeley, Oakland, and San Leandro.

*These events are run by the campaign but do not feature an appearance by DelBene herself.
**Outside of this game, he's the Lieutenant Gov. of California, but it doesn't make sense to have him be the Deputy Premier to Jerry Brown if Brown is a Liberal.

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

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (11.1) - Campaign Schedule

May 4 (New Hampshire and New York)
Campaign in NH-01
Campaign in NY-21
Campaign in NY-22

May 5 (New York)
Campaign in NY-24
Campaign in NY-27
Campaign in NY-23
Campaign in NY-19

May 6 (New York)
Campaign in NY-01
Campaign in NY-02
Campaign in NY-11

May 7 (New Jersey)
Campaign in NJ-05
Campaign in NJ-11
Campaign in NJ-07
Campaign in NJ-04

May 8 (New Jersey, Maryland and DC)
Campaign in NJ-03
Campaign in NJ-02
Campaign in MD-01
House duties in DC

May 9 (Virginia)
Campaign in VA-02
Campaign in VA-04
Campaign in VA-05
Campaign in VA-09

May 10 (Virginia)
Campaign in VA-06
Campaign in VA-10
Campaign in VA-07
Campaign in VA-01

[GAworth]

Election Night Speech

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Town Hall in Huntingdon, West Virginia
Campaigning in Ashland, Kentucky
April 30th
Campaigning in Maysville, Kentucky
Rally in Lexington, Kentucky
Town Hall in Frankfort, Kentucky
Rally in Louisville, Kentucky
May 1st
Labor Day Parade in Indianapolis, Indiana
Campaigning in Kokomo, Indiana
Town Hall in South Bend, Indiana
Rally in Gary, Indiana
Red Eye Flight to California
May 2nd
Town Hall in Oxnard, California
Campaigning in Santa Barbara, California
Town Hall in Santa Maria, California
Campaigning in San Luis Obispo, California
May 3rd
Town Hall in Monterey, California
Town Hall in Santa Cruz, California
Rally in San Jose, California
Town Hall in Fremont, California
May 4th
Fly to Nebraska
Rally in Omaha, Nebraska
Campaigning in Winnebago, Nebraska
Town Hall in Yankton, South Dakota
May 5th
Town Hall in Mitchell, South Dakota
Rally in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Fly to Montana
Town Hall in Helena, Montana
May 6th
Town Hall in Butte, Montana
Fly to New Mexico
Rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Rally in Farmington, New Mexico
May 7th
Fly to Nebraska
Town Hall in Scottsbuff, Nebraska
Campaigning in Alliance, Nebraska
Rally in Wounded Knee, South Dakota

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Town Hall in Rapid City, South Dakota
May 8th
Town Hall in Valentine, Nebraska
Town Hall in Broken Bow, Nebraska
Rally in Grand Island, Nebraska
May 9th
Town Hall in Auburn, Nebraska
Fly to Indiana
Town Hall in Evansville, Indiana
Campaigning in Jeffersonville, Indiana
May 10th
Town Hall in Flemingsburg, Kentucky
Campaigning in Huntingdon, West Virginia
Campaigning in Charleston, West Virginia
Campaigning in Parkersburg, West Virginia
Election Watch Party in Parkersburg, West Virginia