Visits Since Nov. 2004  through January 8, 2008

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Democrats	BAYH	BIDEN	CLARK	CLINTON	DASCHLE	DODD	EDWARDS	FEINGOLD	KERRY	KUCINICH	OBAMA	SHARPTON	RICHARDSON	VILSACK	WARNER
Visits: 211	7	24	5	26	1	21	34	3	9	17	27	1	27	4	5
Days: 370	13.	35	7.	37	1.	41	62	4.	9.	47	44	1.	53	9.	7.

does not include visits by former Sen. Mike Gravel.  Gravel made his first visit May 23-25, 2006 > and spent considerable time in the state right through to Primary Day.
2008
JANUARY
Clinton, Edwards, Obama and Richardson participated in the ABC News, WMUR-TV and Facebook Democratic debate on January 5, 2008 at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH.>.+

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in NH on January 4-8, 2008.
[Note: The details of this final NH visit are from campaign schedules, have not been fact-checked, and do not include OTRs or unannounced changes]. 
On January 4 “Time to Pick a President” rally with President Bill Clinton at GFW Aeroservices Inc. in Nashua (early a.m); and NH Democratic Party 100 Club Dinner at New Hampshire Dome in Milford.
On January 5 “Time to Pick a President” event at Merrimack Valley High School gymnasium in Penacook; Conversation with Undecided Voters at The Bagelry in Durham; and ABC/WMUR Democratic Presidential Debate at St. Anselm College in Manchester.
On January 6 canvass kick-off at the Puritan Backroom parking lot in Manchester; “Time to Pick a President” event at Nashua North High School gymnasium in Nashua; and “Time to Pick a President” event at Winnacunnet High School gymnasium in Hampton.
On January 7 Conversation with Undecided Voters at Café Espresso in Portsmouth [scene of the famous emotional moment]; “Time to Pick a President” event at McConnell Center gymnasium in Dover; “Time to Pick a President” event at Salem High School, Seifert Auditorium in Salem; and “Time to Pick a President” rally with President Bill Clinton at Executive Health and Sports Center in Manchester.
On January 8 visit polling locations at Parker Varney School in Manchester; Fairgrounds Jr. High School in Nashua; West Running Brook Middle School in Derry; and Broken Ground School in Concord; primary night event at Southern New Hampshire University gym in Manchester.

>Former Sen. John Edwards in NH on January 4-8, 2008 on “Main Street Express – Real Change Starts Now” bus tour.
[Note: The details of this final NH visit are from campaign schedules, have not been fact-checked, and do not include OTRs or unannounced changes]. 
On January 4 rally at Tower Mills in Manchester; organizing event at Radisson Hotel in Nashua; town hall at Frank Jones Center in Portsmouth, all with Elizabeth.
On January 5 canvass kick off w/ Elizabeth at Market Square in Portsmouth; rally w/ Elizabeth at Bektash Temple Hall in Concord; "Fighting for our Families" town hall with his parents at Lebanon High School in Lebanon; participated in the WMUR/ABC/Facebook Democratic debate.
36-hour “Marathon for the Middle Class;” most of the events with Elizabeth...
On January 6 town hall at Franco American Centre in Manchester; College for Everyone town hall at Keene State University in Keene; "Working Families" forum at Gilbert H. Hood Middle School cafeteria in Derry; Merrimack.
On January 7 event at Edwards for President office in Berlin; event at Miller's Cafe in Littleton; breakfast at the DaddyPops Tumble Inn Diner in Claremont; town hall meeting at Lake Opechee Inn in Lakeport; house party at the home of Peter and Jo Smith in Bedford; event at Winnacunnet High School cafeteria in Hampton; rally at Elks Lodge 184 in Dover; visibility and stop by at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; event at The Democracy Factory in Somersworth; event at Edwards for President office in Rochester; house party at the home of the Daniels family in Durham; event at Edwards for President office in Portsmouth.
On January 8 w/ Elizabeth visit Ward 3 polling location at Carol M. Rines Center in Manchester; rally volunteers at Edwards for President headquarters in Manchester; election night rally at Tower Mills (300 Bedford St.) in Manchester.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich in NH from the afternoon of December 27, 2007 to January 8, 2008.  ...seeking further details
On January 5 he rallied outside the WMUR/ABC/Facebook Democratic debate at St. Anselm College in Manchester.
On January 6 in the morning he received the endorsement of actor Viggo Mortenson (best known for portraying Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings) at a press conference at JW Hill Sports Bar & Grill in Manchester.  "Rally of Kucinich supporters this afternoon in Manchester."  Held a fundraiser at Piccola Italian Restaurant in Manchester.  In the evening he hosted a forum on "Separation and Balance of Power" at MCAM studios on No. Commercial Street in Manchester.
On the evening of January 7 he held a town hall meeting on ground water contamination and the proposed sale of Verizon services and facilities at Susty's Radical Vegan Food Café in Northwood.
On the evening of January 8 he held his Primary Night party in Manchester.

Sen. Barack Obama in NH on January 4-8, 2008.
[Note: The details of this final NH visit are from campaign schedules, have not been fact-checked, and do not include OTRs or unannounced changes]. 
On January 4 rally at Pan Am Flight Services in Portsmouth; rally at Concord High School gym in Concord; NHDP 100 Club Dinner in Milford.
On January 5 rally at Nashua North High School in Nashua; participated in ABC News/WMUR/Facebook debate at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.
On January 6 rally at Pinkerton Academy in Derry.
On January 7 rally at Stevens High School in Claremont; meet the candidate at Lebanon Opera House in Lebanon; rally at Rochester Opera House in Rochester; rally at Concord High School in Concord.
On January 8 rally at Dartmouth College in Hanover; primary night rally at Nashua South High School in Nashua.

Gov. Bill Richardson in NH on January 4-8, 2008.
On January 4 "Welcome Back to New Hampshire Kickoff" at the Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; drop-in at Ingram Senior Center in Salem; "Final Presidential Job Interview" at Windham Senior Center in Windham; drop-in at T-Bones  Restaurant; "Final Presidential Job Interview" at GT Solar in Merrimack; "Final Presidential Job Interview at Elliot Hospital in Manchester; drop-in at the Alpine Club with Alderman Mike Lopez in Manchester; "Final Presidential Job Interview" at New Hampshire Technical College in Nashua; NHDP 100 Club Dinner at the Hampshire Dome in Milford; drop-in and candlepin bowling at Leda Lanes in Nashua; and drop-in at Peddlers Daughter in Nashua.
On January 5 delivering lawn signs to supporters in Hooksett; "Get Out the Vote Roundup" at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord; ABC News/WMUR/Facebook Debate at St. Anselm College in Manchester; drop-in at debate watch party at the campaign's Manchester field office (545 Hooksett Road).
On January 6 drop-in at at Julien’s Corner Kitchen in Manchester; candidate open house at Temple Adath Yeshurun; drop-in at the Peterborough Diner in Peterborough; "Get Out the Vote Roundup at the Central Square bandstand in Keene; "Final Presidential Job Interview" at Newport Opera House in Newport; "Get Out the Vote Roundup" at the Hanover High School auditorium in Hanover; drop-in at the Common Man Restaurant in Concord; drop-in at the IMAX Theater in Hooksett; drop-in at 99 Restaurant in Hooksett; drop in at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; drop-in at the Airport Diner in Manchester; drop-in at Denny's Restaurant in Salem.
On January 7 radio row at the Radisson on Elm Street in Manchester; drop-in at the Dunkin-Donuts on Beech Street in Manchester; tour and town hall meeting at Goss International in Durham; drop-in at Brickstones at the Mill in Rochester; drop-ins in downtown Portsmouth with Mayor Steve Marchand starting at Breaking New Ground; "Final Presidential Job Interview" with employees at Timberland in Stratham; "Final Presidential Job Interview" at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter; drop-in at Puritan Backroom in Manchester; "Get Out the Vote Roundup" at the Franco-American Centre in Manchester; and "Get Out the Vote Roundup" at the Portsmouth Gas Light Company in Portsmouth.
On January 8 he attended the campaign's Primary Night Watch Party at Puritan Backroom Conference Center in Manchester.

2007
DECEMBER
>Rep. Dennis Kucinich arrived in NH on the afternoon of December 27, 2007 and stayed through the Primary.  On December 31 he attended, with his wife Elizabeth, a New Year's Eve party and concert "Resolution for Peace: A New Year's Concert for the Community" at the MCAM TV-23 Studios in Manchester, NH.

>Former Sen. John Edwards in NH on December 26, 2007.  He canvassed with donuts and coffee starting at the home of Bill Barry and Helen Honorow in Nashua; held a town hall at Kennett High School in Conway; held a town hall at Belknap Mill in Laconia; did an "organizing convention" i.e. rallying volunteers at Edwards for President office in Manchester; and did an "organizing convention" at Edwards for President office in Salem.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton did a two-day bus tour in NH on December 21-22, 2007.  Starting early on the afternoon of December 21 she did a “Hillary I Know” event at the Orchard Store, Carter Hill Orchard in Concord; a downtown visit at Popovers on the Square in Portsmouth; and a “Working for Change, Working for You” event at Cooperative Middle School in Stratham.  On December 22 she did a “Moms and Daughters Making History with Hillary” event in the Main Lobby of the YWCA Manchester; a visit to River House Café in Milford; a “Moms and Daughters Making History with Hillary” event at the Blue Trout Grill in Keene; and a “Working for Change, Working for You” event at the Lebanon High School gym in Lebanon.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on December 19-20, 2007.  On December 19 he held an economic roundtable at the Common Man Restaurant in Concord; stopped to deliver toys purchased by the New Hampshire campaign staff at the Toys for Tots staging area at Armed Forces Reserve Center in Londonderry; did a meet the candidate at the Radisson Hotel,The Armory in Manchester; and did a meet the candidate at Elm Street Middle School in Nashua.  On December 20 he held an economic roundtable at the Loaf and Ladle in Exeter; a meet the candidate at the Frank Jones Center in Portsmouth; and a meet the candidate at American Legion Post No 7 in Rochester.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on December 18-19, 2007.  On December 18 he held a town hall featuring Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne at Lebanon Opera House in Lebanon; a town hall featuring Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne at Keene State University in Keene; a town hall featuring Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne at Daniel Webster College auditorium in Nashua.  On December 19 he held a town hall featuring Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne at The Frank Jones Center in Portsmouth; a town hall at Macintosh College main campus in Dover; and  a town hall featuring Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne at the Palace Theater in Manchester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on December 18-19, 2007.  On the evening of December 18 he held an Iraq town hall meeting at the Franco-American Centre in Manchester.  On December 19 he held an Iraq town hall meeting at Alvirne High School in Hudson; an Iraq town hall meeting at Pembroke Academy in Pembroke; dropped in at Bowl-A-Rama in Portsmouth; and held an Iraq town hall meeting at McConnell Center in Dover.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on December 16, 2007.
On December 16 he did non-public events and in the evening participated on a panel on "A Focus on The Bill of Rights" at MCAM Studios in Manchester.
[On December 17 he flew back to Washington, DC for votes; Elizabeth represented him at most of the other events, except several that did not want surrogatesOn December 17 he plans to visit classes and speak with students at Sunapee Middle High School in Sunapee; hold a town hall meeting on "Defending the Constitution" at Claremont Community Center in Claremont; hold a town hall meeting on "Defending the Constitution" at Colby Sawyer College, Wheeler Hall, Ware Campus Center; and attend a private house party in Hillsborough.
On December 18 he plans to visit Clayton Holton, who has muscular dystrophy and advocates the use of medical marijuana, at Riverside Rest Home in Dover; have lunch at Dover Natural Foods, then visit area businesses in downtown Dover; hold a town hall meeting with students at Oyster River High School in Durham; meet and greet with students at UNH main campus in Durham; participate in an Every Child Matters Forum at UNH, Huddleston Hall in Durham; and hold a town hall meeting on green energy and environment at Epping Town Hall in Epping].

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on December 17, 2007.  He guested on NHPR’s “The Exchange” in Concord; met with the Concord Monitor ed board; met with the Keene Sentinel ed board; and addressed local Democrats at a house party at the home of Lisa Brown in New Ipswich.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on December 15, 2007.  She campaigned door to door with state Sen. Lou D'Allesandro starting at corner of Mason St. and  Montgomery Street (on the West side) in Manchester, then went with D'Allesandro to Chez Vachon in Manchester; spoke at “Countdown to a New Beginning” event at Timberlane High School in Plaistow; and spoke at a “Countdown to a New Beginning” event at Daniel Webster College in Nashua.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on December 14-15, 2007.  On December 14 he participated in an AARP Candidate Forum at Courtyard by Marriott in Concord; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Keene High School in Keene; a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at the Earl M. Bourdon Centre in Claremont; a "Presidential Job Interview" at Kendal at Hanover Retirement Community in Hanover; and a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Lebanon High School in Lebanon.  On December 15 he dropped in at the Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant in Meredith; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Community House Annex in Littleton; hold a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Kennett High School in Conway; and attend a "New Hampshire Sportsmen for Richardson" wild game potluck supper at the Cook House at Northern Forest Heritage Park in Berlin.

>Sen. Barack Obama rallied with Oprah Winfrey at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, NH on the evening of December 9, 2007.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on December 7-8, 2007.  On December 7 he participated in an AARP Divided We Fail Issues Forum at Derryfield Country Club in Manchester; held a house party at the home of Anthony Peluson in Bedford; held a town hall at ConVal High School in Peterborough; and held a town hall at Stevens High School in Claremont.  On December 8 he held a town hall at Grappone Center in Concord; and held a town hall at West Running Brook Middle School in Derry.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on December 6, 2007.  She attended an Organizing for Change event at Gunstock Ski Resort, The Lodge in Gilford; and attended an NH-NEA endorsement event at Manchester's Technical Community College Health and Science Building cafeteria in Manchester.

NOVEMBER
>On the evening of November 30, 2007, following the hostage situation at her campaign's Rochester office, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to NH to,"thank the law enforcement officials, to see my staff – particularly those who not only were physically held hostage, but all those who supported this effort during the day to make sure we got information, that we kept families apprised, that we closely coordinated with law enforcement."  She held a press availability at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth Hotel in Portsmouth.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on November 28-29, 2007.  On November 28 he did interviews with WCVB and WMUR at WMUR studios in Manchester; and spoke at the College Convention 2008 at the Center of New Hampshire at the Radisson in Manchester.  On November 29 he met with the Nashua Telegraph editorial board; spoke to residents at the Havenwood-Heritage Heights retirement community in Concord; met with the Foster's Daily Democrat editorial board; and spoke at a town hall forum on Iraq at Pease International Tradeport in Portsmouth; and met with local residents at Widow Fletchers Tavern Restaurant in Hampton.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH from November 20-29, 2007.
On November 20 in Concord he did a book signing at Gibson's Bookstore; made an appearance at Concord High School; got a $400 haircut with donation to the Autism Society of America at Hair Biz Salon; and held an LGBT town hall meeting at the New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Coalition office.
On November 21 he held a press conference on impeachment with State Rep. Betty Hall at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester; a town hall at the University of New Hampshire Memorial Union Building in Durham; a book signing at Riverrun Bookstore in Portsmouth; a town hall meeting at Somersworth Democracy Factory in Somersworth; and a town hall meeting at Cafe on the Corner in Dover.
He spent November 22, Thanksgiving Day, in Manchester.  No public events, but he and his wife visited the Liberty House Shelter for Homeless veterans in Manchester.
On November 23 he did a book signing at the White Birch Bookstore in North Conway; a meet and greet at Mocha Rizing in Center Sandwich; and a town hall meeting at Old Town Hall in Jackson.
On November 24 he did a meet and greet at Tea Birds Cafe in Berlin; a house party in Lancaster; a town hall meeting at Littleton Senior Center in Littleton.
On November 25 he did a meet and greet at Bagel Works in Keene; a meet and greet at Lindy's Diner in Keene; a house party in Acworth; a town hall meeting at Westmoreland Town Hall in Westmoreland; a book-signing at Toadstool Bookshop in Keene; a town hall meeting at Unitarian Universalist Church in Keene; and a house party in Keene.
On November 26 he did a book signing at the Toadstool Bookshop in Milford; spoke to The Rotary Club of Nashua at the Nashua Country Club; did a book signing at Dartmouth book store; and held a U.S. Constitution/Impeachment teach-in in the Filene Auditorium at Dartmouth College.
On November 27 he held a town hall meeting at Plymouth State University, Hartman Union Building in Plymouth; a town hall meeting at New Hampton School, Smith Gymnasium in New Hampton; speak at a Carbon/Nuclear Free Symposium at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord, and a town hall meeting at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter.
On November 28 he spoke to students at Nashua High School South; did an editorial board with the Nashua Telegraph at Nashua High School South; spoke at the New England College Convention 2008 at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester; and held a town hall meeting broadcast live on MCAM public access television.
On November 29 he was the guest on New Hampshire Public Radio's 'The Exchange' with Laura Knoy at NH Public Radio in Concord.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on November 25-27, 2007.  On November 25 he did a Meet the Candidate event at the Berlin Junior High School gymnasium in Berlin.  On November 26 he hosted a roundtable discussion with Independent voters at Littleton Community Center in Littleton; did a rally at Littleton High School in Littleton; met with the editorial board of the Valley News in West Lebanon; made an unannounced stop at Brewbackers Café in Keene; and met with the editorial board of the Keene Sentinel.  On November 27 he hosted a foreign policy summit with some of his top foreign policy advisors at Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth; met with the Foster’s Daily Democrat editorial board; and attended a house party at the home of Betty Bramante in Durham.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on November 26, 2007.  She attended a campaign event at the Kimball-Jenkins Estate in Concord; held a health care roundtable at the home of Judy Lanza in Goffstown; made an OTR stop at Loaf and Ladle in Exeter; and in the early evening potluck dinner with NH for Hillary volunteers at IUPAT Council #35 in Brentwood.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on November 25-26, 2007.  On November 25 he held a town hall at The Governor’s Inn in Rochester; a town hall at Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant in Meredith; and participated in a conversation with members of New Hampshire's LGBT community and their allies at the New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Coalition office in Concord.  On November 26 he appeared on "The Exchange" at NHPR in Concord; held a town hall at Old Town Hall in Bow; dropped off food donations collected by New Hampshire state staff and volunteers at New Horizons Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen in Rochester; held a roundtable with Manchester teachers at at 1750 Elm, the Brady Sullivan Building cafeteria; held a town hall at Daniel Webster College, “Common Thread” in the Student Union in Nashua; and held a town hall at the Millyard Museum in Manchester.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NHon November 20-21, 2007.  On November 20 he delivered a major education policy address, “Our Kids, Our Future,” at Manchester Central High School in Manchester; did a Meet the Candidate at Prospect Mountain High School in Alton; a Meet the Candidate at Kennett High School in Conway; and a Meet the Candidate at Memorial Middle School in Laconia.  On November 21 he participated in a community service event at New Horizons Food Pantry in Manchester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on November 19-20, 2007.  At mid-afternoon on November 19 he launched "New Hampshire Veterans and Military Families for Richardson" at Henry J. Sweeney American Legion Post #2 in Manchester, followed by a media availablity.  On November 20 he appear on "The Exchange" at NH Public Radio in Concord; held a health care town hall at Sylvia Frontier Hall amphitheater at Rivier College in Nashua; held a health care town hall at VFW Post 1617 in Derry; and did a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Ed and Donna Boerner in Merrimack.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on November 12-13, 2007.  On November 12 he delivered a policy address on reforming the system for treating veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), at Plymouth State University's Multipurpose Room in the HUB in Plymouth; held a veterans's roundtable at the VFW Hall in Concord; and held a Dartmouth College town hall at Top of the Hop in Hanover.  On November 13 he made remarks and did questions and answers at the "Grand Rounds" at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon; stopped by the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester for pie; held a town hall at Souhegan Valley Boys and Girls Club in Milford; and a town hall at Salem High School in Salem.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on November 12, 2007.  He met with veterans at Buckingham Place in Nashua; held a working women's roundtable at Burdick's Chocolates in Walpole; did a meet the candidate at Stevens High School's Frederick W. Carr Gym in Claremont; and did a meet the candidate at Lebanon Senior High School in Lebanon.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on November 10, 2007.  He met with homeless veterans at Liberty House in Manchester; held a town hall meeting at the Radisson Hotel, Salon A in Manchester; attended the opening of his new Manchester office at 786 Elm Street (above the Merrimack Restaurant; formerly the John Cox office) in Manchester; visited the Salvation Army's McKenna House homeless shelter in Concord; held a town hall meeting at the NH Technical Institute auditorium in Concord; and  attended the Manchester Monarchs vs. Lowell Devils hockey game at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on November 8, 2007.  He did a meet and greet at Chez Vachon in Manchester; spoke at a Center for U.S. Global Engagement Impact '08 breakfast and foreign policy forum at the Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College in Manchester; did a book signing, discussion and Q&A at Gibson's Bookstore in Concord; and spoke at a Seacoast Media Group “Energy Forum” at the Seacoast Media Group in Portsmouth.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited Manchester, NH on November 8, 2007.  He spoke at the Center for U.S. Global Engagement's “Impact ’08 in New Hampshire: Building a Better, Safer World” at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College; and met with the Union Leader editorial board.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on November 7-8, 2007.  Arriving in Keene from Iowa on the afternoon of November 7 she attend a campaign event with home improvement expert Bob Vila at Town House Upper Hall in Peterborough; and attended an "Organizing for Change" event at Nashua High School South in Nashua.  On November 8 she held an energy and environment roundtable with undecided voters at Cranmore Mountain Resort dining room in North Conway; attended an "Organizing for Change" event at Kennett High School in North Conway; and attended an “Organizing for Change” event at Flanagan Community Center in Somersworth.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on November 6-7, 2007.  On the afternoon and evening of November 6 he held a town hall at Stone Church in Newmarket; a town hall at South Church in Portsmouth; and a town hall at UNH, Holloway Commons in Durham.  On November 7 he spoke at the Politics and Eggs breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; and held a town hall (not open to general public due to school security) at Amherst Middle School auditorium.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on November 2-3, 2007.  On November 2 he spoke at Granite State Independent Living's National Forum on Equality, Opportunity and Access at Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester; participated in an Every Child Matters Presidential Candidates Forum at Huddleston Hall, University of New Hampshire in Durham; did a meet and greet at the Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester; and stopped by Wild Rover in Manchester to greet customers.  On November 3 he appeared at the  Windham Democrats Blueberry Pancake Breakfast at Searles School and Chapel in Windham; spoke at the Step it Up Climate Change Rally at the State House in Concord; did a meet and greet at Havenwood Heritage Heights Retirement Community auditorium in Concord; and delivered the keynote speech at the Cheshire County Spaghetti Dinner at the Keene High School cafeteria in Keene.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich spoke at Granite State Independent Living's National Forum on Equality, Opportunity and Access at Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester, NH on November 2, 2007.  He also did a lot of media interviews.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on November 1-2, 2007.  Mid-afternoon on November 1 she attended a “UNH Welcomes Hillary” event at University of New Hampshire, Field House in Durham.  On November 2 she had breakfast with five of the New Hampshire for Hillary campaign’s top volunteers at the Belmont Restaurant in Concord; spoke at Granite State Independent Living's National Forum on Equality, Opportunity and Access at Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester; filed for the primary in the Secretary of State's office at the State House thened join supporters on the State House Steps in Concord; and greeted patrons and made a speech at Sophie and Zeke’s in Claremont.

On November 2, 2007 Sen. Joe Biden returned from DC to speak at Granite State Independent Living's National Forum on Equality, Opportunity and Access at Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester, NH.  [Flights back were such that he was unable to appear on "The Exchange" with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord as planned that morning].

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on November 1, 2007 (planned November 1-2 trip).  He toured the New Hampshire Political Library in Concord; and filed for the primary in the Secretary of State's office at the State House in Concord followed by a press availability on the State House Steps;[and meet with New Hampshire voters at Sal's Pizza in Concord.canceled as he had to return to DC for a Senate vote].

OCTOBER
>Following the debate in Philadelphia, former Sen. John Edwards returned to NH on October 31, 2007.  He joined leaders of SEIU Local 1984 (State Employees Association of NH) for an endorsement event at the union's headquarters in Concord; held a town hall at Peterborough Town Hall; the Edwards family went trick-or-treating in Bedford; and he held a town hall Central High School in Manchester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 30, 2007.  In Concord, accompanied by First Lady Barbara Richardson, he started at Eagle Square Deli, marched with supporters through the center arch and onto the State House Lawn, made brief remarks to supporters, and then filed his candidate papers in the Secretary of State's office at the State House.  To Philadelphia for the debate at Drexel University.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on October 28-30, 2007, with wife Elizabeth and children Emma Claire and Jack as part of what was billed as a "Stand Strong" campaign swing.
On October 28 he held a town hall at Laconia High School in Laconia; a town hall at Rundlett Middle School in Concord; a town hall at Arbors of Bedford in Bedford; and a house party at the home of Cathleen Stuart in Londonderry.
On October 29 the Edwards family walked from the Holiday Inn to file for the primary in the Secretary of State's office at the State House in Concord; he delivered a major thematic speech "The Moral Test of Our Generation" at the Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College in Manchester; held a town hall at Exeter Town Hall in Exeter; and appeared at a supporter meeting at The Sports Page in Portsmouth.
On the morning of October 30 he held a town hall at the Oyster River School in Durham.  To Philadelphia for the debate at Drexel University.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on October 26, 2007; he taped a WMUR "Candidate Cafe" roundtable discussion at Fratello's Restaurant in Manchester; participated in an AARP “Divided We Fail” Forum at The Puritan Conference Center in Manchester; and keynoted the 1st Annual Salem Town Democrats Fall Gala at Brookstone Event Center in Derry.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on October 26, 2007.  He taped WMUR's "Candidate Cafe" at the Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; with wife Elizabeth filed his candidate papers in the Secretary of State's office at the State House in Concord; with Elizabeth made an unscheduled stop at 4 Park St., where they visited the offices of the NH American Friends Service Committee and NH Peace Action; and in the afternoon did media interviews mostly by phone.

>Returning to NH from DC, Sen. Barack Obama held a meet the candidate event at McConnell Center in Dover on October 24, 2007.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on October 22-23, 2007.  On October 22 he held a roundtable on "Middle Class Tax Fairness" at the Black Orchid Grille in Nashua; and filed his candidate papers in the Secretary of State's office at the State House in Concord followed by a rally at the State House.  On October 23 he held a house party at the home of Patricia and Arthur Ansdell in Merrimack.  He headed to Boston for a large rally with Gov. Deval Patrick at Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common. [On October 24 he plans a house party at the home of Walter and Mary Ellen Hoerman in Rochester; and a meet the candidate event at McConnell Center in Dover.to DC due to a Senate vote]

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 20-21, 2007.  On October 20 he did a Presidential Job Interview at the home of Denise Sassaman in Durham; a Presidential Job Interview with First Lady Barbara Richardson at the home of Patty O'Connor in North Hampton; and a meet and greet at J.W. Restaurant on Elm Street in Manchester.  On October 21 he made a stop at Alicia's Diner in Pelham; did a Presidential Job Interview with First Lady Barbara Richardson at the home of Carolyn Richmond in Bedford; a Presidential Job Interview at the home of Dr. Robert Oot and Dr. Carol Robey in Hollis; a Presidential Job Interview at Franklin Pierce University's Pierce Hall in Rindge; and participated in the Set America Free "Primary Energy: '08 Series" at Keene State College in Keene.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on October 19-20, 2007.
On October 19 he was a guest on New Hampshire Public Radio's The Exchange at NHPR in Concord; filed for the primary in the Secretary of State's office at the State House in Concord; did an interview with the Nashua Telegraph editorial board at Nashua High School South in Nashua; and participated in an AARP-NH "Divided We Fail" Issues Forum at the Concord Holiday Inn in Concord.
On October 20 he did a meet and greet with voters and received the endorsement of Jim Craig at Chez Vachon Restaurant in Manchester; stopped by Blake's in Manchester; did a meet and greet with voters at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; participated in a "Day of Action to End the War" event with Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter organized by the campaign at Dodd headquarters on Elm Street in Manchester; attended the IAFF Pre-Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Party at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Expo Center in Manchester; and stopped by at the NHDP Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel in Manchester.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on October 16, 2007.  She delivered a policy address on helping parents balance work and family at the YWCA in Manchester; met with the Nashua Telegraph ed board at Nashua High School South in Nashua; visited My Gym in Bedford; attended a house party at the home of Dr. Mary McGowen in Bedford; and held a Women Changing America Town Hall at Salem High School in Salem.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on October 13-14, 2007.  On October 13 he delivered a major speech on government reform at a town hall at Railroad Square in Keene; walked around the main streets of Goffstown with Jane Brzozowski and enjoyed the annual Pumpkin Regatta Festival; held a town hall at the Hopkinton Town Hall in Hopkinton; and held a town hall at Winnisquam High School in Tilton.  On October 14 he received the endorsement of Friends of the Earth Action and held a house party at the home of Jennifer Peterson in Dover; did a house party at the Muns residence in Hapmton; held a town hall at Hudson Memorial School in Hudson; and had dinner at Fratello's in Manchester with 12 undecided voters, hosted and filmed by WMUR-TV.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on October 12-13, 2007.  On October 12 did a couple of interviews (Boston FOX and WOKQ).  On October 13 he visited the UNH College Democrats tent at the pre-game tailgating party and attended the first part of the UNH homecoming football game in Durham; spoke at the CleanAir/Cool Planet Conference at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester; and spoke at the Stafford County Democratic Party Victory Dinner at Governor's Inn in Rochester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 11-12, 2007.  On October 11 he participated in an NEA “School House to White House” event followed by a national education policy speech at Manchester High School West in Manchester; did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Mill Brook Gallery and home of Pam Tarbell in Concord; and spoke at Vote Now NH Hispanics and Vision Hispana-NH's Fourth Annual NH Latino Summit at Southern New Hampshire University in Hooksett.  On October 12 he did a “Presidential Job Interview” before the Salem Chamber of Commerce at Salem Chamber of Commerce in Salem; spoke at the "Politics and Eggs" breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; spoke at the Clean Air-Cool Planet “Energy & Climate Solutions Conference" at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson in Manchester; did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Somersworth High School in Somersworth; and spoke at a Portsmouth Democrats' Banquet at the Sheraton Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on October 10-11, 2007.  On October 10 she discussed innovation at GT Solar Inc, Annex Building in Merrimack; and hosted an innovation event at Derry Opera House, Adams Memorial Building in Derry.  She then traveled to Boston, MA for an evening Club 44 “Making History” event.  On October 11 she appeared on "The Exchange" with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord; discussed college affordability in the Hartman Union Building gymnasium at Plymouth State University; and attended a barn party at Hackleboro Orchard in Canterbury.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on October 8-9, 2007.  Starting early afternoon on October 8 he delivered a major energy policy speech at Portsmouth Public Library in Portsmouth; did an ed. board meeting with the Nashua Telegraph; and did meet and greet at Peddler's Daughter pub and restaurant in Nashua.  On October 9 he held a town hall at Mack’s Apples in Londonderry; and a town hall at the Courtroom at the Hartman Union Building in Plymouth.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on October 6, 2007.  He spoke at a town hall meeting in The Simon Center at New England College in Henniker; spoke at a town hall meeting in Read Hall at Plymouth State University; and was the guest speaker at the Coos County Democratic Committee's annual Harry S Truman fundraiser at the Town & Country Motor Inn in Shelburne.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on October 3, 2007.  He addressed students and took questions in a class, did a press availability, addressed students and took questions in a second class, and met with teachers to discuss education issues at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton (this is a NEA 'From the School House to the White House' event); met and spoke with workers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on Seavey Island, Kittery, ME and held a press availability outside the gates; and held a forum on Iraq at Seacoast Media Group in Portsmouth.

SEPTEMBER
>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on September 29, 2007.  He held a meet the candidate rally at Rollins Park in Concord; stopped at the Portsmouth Obama office at 75 Congress Street; and had lunch at Portsmouth Brewery in Portsmouth.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on September 28-29, 2007.  On September 28 he spoke at the Northern Grafton County Democrats' first annual JFK dinner/fundraiser at the Peabody Lodge at Cannon Mountain in Franconia.  On September 29 he spoke to students in the Holloway Commons at UNH in Durham.

Note: All eight candidates (Biden, Clinton, Dodd, Edwards, Gravel, Kucinich, Obama, Richardson) participate in the DNC-sanctioned NBC News/MSNBC debate at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on September 26-28, 2007.  On the evening of September 26 he participated in the debate at Dartmouth.  On September 27-28 he did a two-day "Economic Fairness for the North Country" barnstorm.  On September 27 he addressed an 8th grade class and took questions at Francis C. Richmond Middle School in Hanover; participated in the MySpace/MTV Presidential Candidate Dialogue at the University of New Hampshire's Paul Sweet Oval Field House in Durham; held a roundtable discussion on the challenges facing rural and working families with members of The Carsey Institute at Huddleston Hall Dining Hall on the UNH campus in Durham; did a town hall and bluegrass concert at Salyards Center for the Arts in Conway; and did a town hall and bluegrass concert at NH Community College cafeteria in Berlin.  On September 28 he did a town hall and bluegrass concert at Littleton Community House in Littleton; and a town hall and bluegrass concert at the New Hampshire Community Technical College in Claremont.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on September 26, 2007.  He held a "Harvest for Change" rally on the property of David Baum and Terry Reeves in Peterborough; participated in the debate at Dartmouth; and stopped by the campaign's debate watch party at Everything but Anchovies in Hanover.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton participated in the debate at Dartmouth; and then visited the campaign's debate watch party at Ramunto's in Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007.

>In Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007, Sen. Joe Biden participated in the debate at Dartmouth; stopped at the Dartmouth student debate party at the Leede Arena, Berry Sports Center; and greeted New Hampshire voters at the campaign's debate party at Jesse’s Steak, Seafood and Tavern.

>Gov. Bill Richardson participated in the debate at Dartmouth in Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich participated in the debate at Dartmouth in Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007.  (only event)

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on September 26, 2007.  He did a pre-debate kickoff at the campaign's Upper Valley regional field office at 75 Main Street in West Lebanon; and participated in the debate at Dartmouth.  (campaign's debate watch party was at the Canoe Club in Hanover)  to Iowa...

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on September 7-9, 2007.  Early on the evening of September 7 he attended a house party at the home of Skip and Meg Curtis in Hillsborough. On September 8 he did a National United Brotherhood of Carpenters endorsement event at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua; a house party at the Honorow residence in Nashua; a house party at the Warner residence in Derry; a house party at the Snow residence in Stratham; and a house party at the Manning residence in Manchester.  On September 9 he attended a house party at the home of Nancy and Jack Crawford in Spofford.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on September 3-4, 2007.  On September 3 he was a special guest at the New Hampshire AFL-CIO Labor Day Breakfast at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Manchester; held a Labor Day rally at Veterans Memorial Park in Manchester; rode in the Milford Labor Day Parade in Milford; held an ice cream social at Dr. H.O. Smith School in Hudson; and concluded with a Dinner with Barack at Martha's Exchange in Nashua.  On September 4 he held a roundtable on restoring trust in government at T.R. Brennan’s in Manchester.  (He then proceeded to Iowa).

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on September 2-3, 2007.  OnSeptember 2 he attended a Labor Day BBQ at the home of Muriel Ring in Somersworth; and a Labor Day BBQ at the home of Mike and Liz Meller in New London.  On September 3 he was a special guest at the New Hampshire AFL-CIO Labor Day Breakfast in Manchester; made an unannounced stop at the Roadhouse Diner in Londonderry; and rode in the Milford Labor Day Parade in Milford.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and former President Bill Clinton visited NH on September 2, 2007, holding a Fall Kick-Off Rally at the State House in Concord and Fall Kick-Off Rally at Pleasant Street at Market Square in Portsmouth.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on September 1-2, 2007.  On the afternoon and evening of September 1 he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Pam Jorgensen in Londonderry; a "Presidential Job Interview" at Harley-Sanford VFW Post 4368 in Milford.  He then headed to Boston , MA for a Red Sox game, returning to NH to overnight.  On September 2 he made a stop at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; did a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Rodger & Eva Ellsworth in Plymouth; a meet and greet at the Oktoberfest at the Inn at Danbury in Danbury; a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Bill and Claire Anderson in Canterbury; and a “Presidential Job Interview” at Waldron Towers in Dover.

AUGUST
>Sen. Chris Dodd did an IAFF endorsement rally with Harold Schaitberger at Station 7 in Manchester, NH on the morning of August 31, 2007.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 25-26, 2007.  On August 25, after fundraising in New York in the morning, in the evening he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Barbara Wetherbee in Exeter; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Mark Brockmeier in Windham.  On August 26 he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Sen. Lou D'Allesandro in Manchester; attended the Nashua Multicultural Festival on Ash Street in Nashua; attended a barbecue at the home of Mary Beth Walz in Bow; and did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Tim & Marge Kern in Laconia.

>Former Sen. John Edwards did a four-day "Fighting for One America" bus tour in NH on August 23-26, 2007.
On August 23 he started the tour with a major speech at Dartmouth College's Wilder Hall in Hanover; held a town hall at Keene High School's Alumni Field in Keene; made an unannounced environmental stop at Nubanusit Neighborhood & Farm in Peterborough; held a town hall at Depot Park in Peterborough; and held a town hall at Robie's Country Store in Hooksett; the Edwardses concluded the day watching the New Hampshire Fishercats vs. the Portland Sea Dogs baseball game from the porch their hotel in Manchester.
On August 24 he did a health care event at Elliott Hospital in Manchester; a town hall at New Hampshire Veterans' Home in Tilton; stopped at the Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; and held a town hall at Cate Park in Wolfeboro.
On August 25 he did a town hall at Veterans Memorial Park in Berlin; a tram ride at Franconia Notch; a town hall on the front lawn of Plymouth Elementary School; a town hall at White Park in Concord; and a town hall at Merrimack Middle School in Merrimack.
On August 26 he did a town hall at City Hall Plaza in Manchester; a house party at the home of Laurel Redden in Salem; attended the Hampton Democrats' picnic at Pitlochry Farm in Hampton Falls; held a town hall at The Common in Rochester; and held a rally at Prescott Park in Portsmouth.

[>Rep. Dennis Kucinich was scheduled to visit Rochester, NH on the afternoon of August 24, 2007. cancelled; went to Nevada instead].

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 24, 2007.  He did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Staff Development Educators in Peterborough; and a "Presidential Job Interview" and family barbeque at Horseshoe Pavilion, Wheelock Park in Keene.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on the afternoon and evening of August 23, 2007. She plans spoke on health care at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon; visited Main Street Bookends in Warner; attended a house party hosted by Gary and Carol Sobelson in Concord; and attended a house party hosted by State Sen. Lou D’Alessandro and his wife Patricia at their home in Manchester.  (In Concord on the morning of August 24; no public events).

>After speaking at the VFW Convention in Kansas City, MO, Sen. Barack Obama held a pre-game picnic at the Left Field Pub, then attended a Nashua Pride game at Historic Holman Stadium in Nashua, NH on August 21, 2007.  (In Manchester on the morning of August 22; no public events).

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on August 19-20, 2007.  One August 19, arriving from Iowa after the ABC debate, he attended a patio party at One Harbour Place in Portsmouth; and did Obama family ice cream social at Guppey Park in Dover.  On August 20 he did a house party at the home of James and Juanita Spivey in Exeter; a house party at the home of Lynne Snierson in Salem; a meet the candidate event at McGregor Park in Derry; a house party at the home of Kate Hanna in Bedford; and a house party at the home of Gerri and Ron King in Concord.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on August 15-16, 2007.
On August 15 he held a press conference to announce endorsements at Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; did a meet and greet at Red Arrow Restaurant in Manchester; visited Families in Transition in Manchester; did a meet and greet at Concord Cooperative Market in Concord; held a press conference at the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium on the campus of New Hampshire Technical College in Concord; did a Main Street meet and greet and address crowd on Town Common prior to the Concert in the Park in Plymouth; and spoke at the monthly meeting of the Plymouth Area Democrats at Plymouth Senior Center in Plymouth.
On August 16 at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard he met with Captain Jonathan Iverson, met with Paul O’’Connor, Metal Trades Council President at the Shipyard, and other Metal Trades representatives, walked to the Union Hall and address union workers; held a press conference outside Gate # 1 at the Shipyard; [hold a town hall meeting in the Town Park in Dovercanceled]; and walked down Central Ave. in Dover and attended an open house at Kucinich for President campaign headquarters at 83 Dover Place, 2nd floor in Dover.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on August 13, 2007.   He held a roundtable on taking back our government at Jesse's Restaurant in Hanover; held a roundtable at Lindy's Diner in Keene; rallied at Keene Recreation Center in Keene; and did a meet the candidate event at the Pond at Merrit Parkway behind the Obama offfice (5 Merrit Parkway) in Nashua.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on August 13, 2007.  He visited with local veterans at the New Hampshire Veterans Home in Tilton; addressed the Nashua Rotary Club in Nashua; and visited Liberty House in Manchester, then did a media availability.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on August 8-11, 2007.
On August 8 he announced his higher education plan at New Hampshire Community Technical College at Manchester; and did a house party at the home of Pam Tarbell in Concord.
On August 9 he unveiled his K-12 education policy at the National Education Association of New Hampshire Summer Learning Conference at the Attitash Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett; did a meet and greet at the Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; and held an Evening at Greengate with Cheshire County voters in Nelson.
On August 10 he visited Martha's Exchange in Nashua; to greeted voters at the Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester; and, with his wife, attended the New Hampshire Fisher Cats baseball game at Merchantsauto.com Stadium in Manchester.
On August 11 , accompanied by his wife and kids, he visited the Portsmouth Farmer's Market at Portsmouth City Hall; did a downtown walk in Newmarket beginning at Joyce's Kitchen; and attended a house party at the home of Joe and Sarah Pace in Exeter.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 8, 2007.  He did local media interviews in the Seacoast region; appeared at the National Education Association of New Hampshire Summer Learning Conference at the Attitash Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett; did a Presidential Job Interview at Teabird's Café in Berlin; a Presidential Job Interview at Groveton High School in Groveton; and a Presidential Job Interview at The Woodburn House in Whitefield.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on August 8, 2007.  She toured the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; and delivered a major policy address at Rochester Opera House in Rochester.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on August 7, 2007.  On the morning ofAugust 7 she delivered a "major policy address" at the Ernest P. Barka Elementary School gymnasium in Derry.  She then headed to Chicago for the AFL-CIO Working Families Presidential Candidates Forum.

JULY
>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on July 28-29, 2007.  On July 28 he attended a house party home of Latha Mangipudi in Nashua; attended a house party at the home of Susan McGeough in Epping; held a town hall at the Rotary Pavilion at Henry Laws Park in Dover; and held a town hall at the Belknap Mill Gazebo in Laconia.  On July 29 he attended a house party at the home of Bill & Claire Anderson in Canterbury; participated in a town hall meeting with the New Hampshire AFL-CIO at Plumbers & Pipefitters Hall in Hooksett; attended a house party at the home of Patrick & Susan McKeown in Manchester; attended a town hall at Mack's Apples in Londonderry; and attended a house party at the home of Mark Brockmeier in Windham.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on July 26-28, 2007.  On the evening of July 26 he did a meet and greet at the Barley House in Concord.  Starting at noon on July 27 he plans a major policy address on terrorism at a World Affairs Council of New Hampshire forum in the Walker Auditorium, Robert Frost Hall, Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester; a “Homeland Security Conversation” with firefighters at the Salem Fire Department in Salem; a "Presidential Job Interview" at the Nashua Public Library in Nashua; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Mrs. Brenda Brophy-Mavroules in Derry.  On July 28 he did a meet and greet at Jack’s of New London in New London; a meet and greet at Shirley’s Restaurant and Donut Shop in Claremont; attended an SEIU conference in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover; and attended the Hanover Street Festival in Hanover.

>Sen. Barack Obama received the endorsement of Congressman Paul Hodes and named him a national campaign co-chair at Eagle Square in downtown Concord, NH on the morning of July 26, 2007.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton participated in Seacoast Media Group’s Presidential Forum on Energy and the Environment at Seacoast Media Group Offices in Portsmouth, NH on the afternoon of July 24, 2007.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on July 19-20, 2007.  On the afternoon of July 19 he did an ice cream social at the BenMere Bandstand at Sunapee Harbor in Sunapee.  On July 20 he did a meet the candidate event at Marston Elementary School gymnasium in Hampton; held a town hall forum at 400 Commercial Street (the millyard) in Manchester; and made an unannounced stop at Caesario’s Pizza in Manchester where he spoke with the patrons, ate some french fries and ordered a slice to go.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on July 16-17, 2007.  On July 16 he appeared on "The Exchange" at NHPR studios in Concord; announced "Women for Richardson" in a national kickoff event at Concord City Auditorium in Concord; walk down Main Street in Portsmouth; do a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of former Dover Mayor William Boc in Dover; and do a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Dr. Walter Hoerman in Rochester.  On July 17 he plans a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Fred and Vivian Isaacson in Wolfeboro; a "Presidential Job Interview" at the Gibson Center in Conway; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at Old Ossipee Courthouse in Ossipee.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on July 15-16, 2007.  On July 15 he attended a house party at the home of Beth Roth in Salem; an event at the Plymouth Regional Senior Center in Plymouth (orig. scheduled for the adjacent park but moved inside due to rain); and a house party at the home of State Rep. Bill Hatch in Gorham.  On July 16 he did a downtown walk in Berlin; met with the Conway Daily Sun editorial board; met with the New Hampshire Sierra Club at their office in Concord; and did a house party at the home of Bob and Kathy Champagne in Grantham.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on July 13, 2007, doing her first joint campaign events in the state with former President Bill Clinton.  They attend a "Rally for Change" at Alumni Field at Keene High School in Keene; a "Rally for Change" at Vagge Gym at Daniel Webster College in Nashua; and a "Rally for Change" at Victory Park in Manchester.  [On July 14 she plans a "Ready for Change Conversation" at the American Legion in Rochester; and a "Ready for Change Conversation" at Salem High School's Seifert Auditorium in Salem.July 14 events canceled so the Clinton family could attend the funeral of Lady Bird Johnson].

>Former Sen. John Edwards vacationed with Elizabeth, Emma Claire and Jack in Moultonborough, NH on July 6-8, 2007.  According to the Nashua Telegraph they stayed at the lakeside home of Sen. David Gottesman (D-Nashua).  On July 7 they attended the Firemen's muster at Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough; and on July 8 they made a visit to the Polar Caves in Plymouth.   counted as two days.-ed.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on the afternoon of July 6, 2007.  He made an unannounced stop at the Farnum Center, a substance abuse treatment center, in Manchester; greeted customers of the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; attended a house party at the home of State Rep. Marjorie Smith and Peter Smith in Durham; and spoke at state representative candidate Jim Webber's special election campaign kick-off at his home in Kensington.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on July 3-6, 2007.
On the night of July 3 he walked in the Greenville Pots and Pans Parade in Greenville.
On July 4 he walked in the Amherst Fourth of July Parade; walked in the Merrimack Fourth of July Parade; attended a Fourth of July house party with Democrats in Bow; and did a "job interview" event at the Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown; [and view Fourth of July fireworks at Holman Stadium in Nashua.canceled due to rain].
On July 5 he met with Teamsters at the UPS Warehouse in Nashua; big gap; did a "job interview" event at Jones Hall -- Marlow Historical Society in Marlow; and did a "job interview" event at Lakefalls Lodge in Stoddard.
On July 6 he participated in a Manchester Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum at 111 Amherst Street in Manchester; and met with voters with Bobby and Representative Susi Nord at Candia Public Library in Candia.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on July 2-3, 2007.  On July 2 he did a meet the candidate event at Rotary Riverside Park in Laconia; made an unannounced stop at The Soda Shoppe in Laconia; and attended a house party at the home of Gary Hirshberg in Concord.  On the morning of July 3 he stopped by the Boys and Girls Club of Manchester for a pickup game of basketball with members of the Manchester Police Department.

JUNE
>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on June 23-24, 2007.  On June 23 he did a house party at the home of Rick Katzenberg in Amherst; outlined his national service plan in a speech ("Rekindling The Flame: A Call to New American Patriotism") on the steps of Nashua City Hall; then spent an hour after the speech in the City Hall plaza doing community service with City Year volunteers and campaign volunteers (they painted three murals promoting education and literacy, to be hung in Nashua public schools); and attended a house party at the home of state Sen. Lou D'Alessandro in Manchester.  On June 24 he did a meet and greet with U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter at Governor's Inn in Rochester; and did meet and greet with Democratic activists at Hermano's Restaurant in Concord.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited Manchester, NH on June 22, 2007.  He delivered a speech on government reform in the cafeteria at New Hampshire Community Technical College; and taped "Conversation with a Candidate" at WMUR-TV.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on June 14-15, 2007.  On the evening of June 14 she delivered the keynote address at the Manchester Central High School graduation at the Verizon Center in Manchester.  On June 15 she held a conversation on stem cell research at Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College in Hanover; Clinton also met with a small group of local people at the Hanover Inn before the speech and another small group after the speech.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on June 8-9, 2007.
On June 8 he attended a house party at the home of Jack & Abigail Collins in Rochester; held a town hall at Books & Beyond Bookstore in Derry; did an OTR on Main Street in Nashua (walked a couple of blocks up the street and stopped in at Martha's Exchange, a popular restaurant, and shook hands for about 10 minutes); held a town hall at Amherst Elementary School in Nashua; and held a town hall at Victory Park in Manchester; and did an OTR, joining NH staff and interns on "Team Elizabeth" in walking a lap on the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life in Manchester.
On June 9 he spoke at Democracy Fest at the Wayfarer Inn in Bedford; attended a community barbeque at the Historic Green (outside Seufert Law Offices) in Franklin; OTR stopped in for about 15 minutes to shake hands at Puritan Backroom in Manchester; stopped for coffiee at Me & Ollie's Coffee Shop in Exeter; and held a house party at the residence of Julie & Greg Gilman in Exeter.  He then proceeded to Wakefield, Mass where he was the keynote speaker at the North Shore Labor Council Awards Dinner.

Note: All eight Democratic candidates (includes former Sen. Mike Gravel, who is not tracked here) participated in the CNN/WMUR/New Hampshire Union Leader Republican Candidate Debatein the Sullivan Arena at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH on the evening of June 3, 2007.  Also, Sen. Joe Biden, Sen. Chris Dodd, Rep. Dennis Kucinich and Gov. Bill Richardson (as well as former Sen. Mike Gravel) spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord, NH on June 2, 2007.  Biden, Dodd and Richardson then went to Iowa for the Iowa Democratic Party's 2007 Hall of Fame Awards Dinner in Cedar Rapids the evening of June 2 and were back in NH on June 3 for the debate.

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, Sen. Barack Obama participated in the debate at St. Anselm College; and stopped in at the campaign's debate watch party at Murphy's Taproom.

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton participated in the debate at St. Anselm College; and thanked supporters at debate watch party at Milly’s Tavern.

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, Sen. Chris Dodd spoke at a canvassing kickoff at Dodd for President NH Headquarters at 379 Elm Street; in the evening he participated in the debate at St. Anselm College; and later he dropped by the Dodd debate viewing party at Grand Slam Pizza.

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, Gov. Bill Richardson participated in the debate at St. Anselm College; and stopped in at the post-debate party at Richardson for President NH headquarters at 545 Hookset Rd..

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, Sen. Joe Biden participated in the debate at St. Anselm College.

>On June 3, 2007 in Manchester, NH, former Sen. John Edwards participated in the debate at St. Anselm College.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on June 2-3, 2007.  On June 2 he spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord; and did an interview on the show "Policy Watch" with Joe Briggs at MCAM-TV23 in Manchester.  On June 3 he participated in the debate at St. Anselm College in Manchester; and stopped in at the debate watch party at Jillian's in Manchester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on June 2, 2007.  He spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord; and walked Union Street in Manchester with Lily Mesa, Eva Castillo, and Sonia Parra, ending at Don Quijote Restaurant.  (Then to Iowa).

>Sen. Chris Dodd spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord, NH on the morning of June 2, 2007.  (Then to Iowa).

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on June 1-2, 2007.  On the evening of June 1 he attended a house party at the home of Sen. Lou and Patricia D’Allesandro in Manchester.  On the morning of June 2 he spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord.  (Then to Iowa).

MAY
>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on May 29, 2007.  She delivered a "major policy address" ("progressive vision for strengthening the middle class in the face of rising income inequality and globalization" at the Manchester School of Technology in Manchester; did a downtown walk in Nashua that included a stop at Martha’s Exchange restaurant; and taped the “Conversation with a Candidate” at WMUR studios in Manchester.

>Sen. Barack Obama and his family, wife Michelle, and daughters Malia and Sasha, did an RV tour of the North Country in NH on May 27-28, 2007.  On May 27 he held a town hall forum at Kennett High School in Conway; made an unannounced stop at the Wild Boar Tavern in North Conway, and held an ice cream social at Veterans Memorial Park in Berlin.  On May 28 he did a town hall forum at Littleton Area Senior Center in Littleton; made an unannounced stop at the Brick Store in Bath; and
rallied in the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center Courtyard at Dartmouth College in Hanover.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on May 25-26, 2007.  On May 25 he met with the Concord Monitor editorial board; and filmed some general b-roll.  On May 26 he attended a house party hosted by State Rep. Beth Arsenault at her home in Laconia; a house party hosted by Gail and Mark Mitchell in Barrington; and a house party hosted by Michael King and JoAnn Actis-Grande in Portsmouth.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on May 21-22, 2007.  He held a community meeting in the student center at Keene State College in Keene;stopped by the Pub Restaurant in Keene to pick up lunch; held a community meeting at Earl Bourdon Senior Center in Claremont; and held a community meeting at Colburn Park in Lebanon.  On the morning of May 22 he stopped by the Dirt Cowboy Coffee shop in Hanover to pick up a pastry and greet patrons before leaving the state.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited Portsmouth, NH on May 19, 2007.  He addressed a "Stop the Sale" rally of union members (opposing the proposed $2.7 billion sale of Verizon's local landline business to a North Carolina-based company) at Prescott Park; did a news conference and meet-and-greet at the Rosa Restaurant; and attended a reception with union leaders, members, and friends at the Rusty Hammer Restaurant.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on May 18-19, 2007.  On May 18 he held a town hall forum at Rye Elementary School in Rye; and addressed the New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association at the Wentworth by the Sea in New Castle.  On May 19 he kicked off a major canvass at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester; made surprise visits to the Merrimack Restaurant and Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; and spoke at and received an honorary degree at Southern New Hampshire University’s commencement ceremony at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on May 11-12, 2007.  On May 11 he spoke at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth; attended a house party hosted by Rep. Gil Shattuck at Shattuck's home in Hillsborough; attended a house party hosted by Dr. Carry and Beth Rodd at their home in Bradford; and taped a "Conversation with the Candidate" at WMUR in Manchester.  On May 12 he marched in Franklin's Community Day Parade with area Democrats on Central Street in Franklin; met with residents at the Golden Crest Assisted Care Facility in Franklin; attended a house party at the home of Bill and Claire Anderson in Canterbury; and attended the Exeter Town Democratic Committee Annual Chili Fest at the home of Kevin and Susan Fleming in Exeter.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on May 11-12, 2007.  On May 11 he spoke at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth; and attended a Young Democrats reception at Lala's Restaurant in Manchester.  On May 12 he delivered the commencement address at New England College's Lee Clement Arena in Henniker; spoke at the Nashua Carpenters' Union picnic at the Alpine Grove Banquet Facility in Hollis; and delivered the keynote address at the Carroll County Democrats' Grover Cleveland Dinner at the Attitash Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on May 11, 2007.  She participated in a roundtable discussion with local families on children’s health care at Exeter Hospital Center in Exeter; spoke at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth; participated in a roundtable discussion on children's health care at Lakes Region Healthcare in Laconia; made an unannounced stop and met customers and local reporters at the Soda Shoppe in Laconia; and attended a house party-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at the home of Bob and former State Senator Barbara Baldizar in Meredith. Note: On May 12 the campaign held a statewide "Day of Action for Hillary."

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on May 10-12, 2007.  Arriving on the evening of May 10 he was interviewed by WMUR-TV at a gas station in Manchester about his energy plan.  On May 11 he did a meet and greet with State Sen. Maggie Wood Hassan hosted by Two International Place and Pierce Atwood at the Offices of Pierce Atwood in Portsmouth; a speech at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth; a Kitchen Table Conversation hosted by Mayme and Bill Trumble in Madbury; and a house party hosted by Dick and Pauline Kelley in Manchester.  On May 12 he did a downtown walk with Milford Democratic Chair Doreen Lopez starting at Union Street Grill; a house party hosted by Peter and Jackie Flood in Merrimack; and a house party hosted by Bow Democratic Chair Deborah de Moulpied in Bow.

>Gov. Bill Richardsonspoke at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth, NH on May 10, 2007.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on May 5-7, 2007.  Starting on the afternoon of May 5 he spoke at the NH AFL-CIO Annual State Convention at Red Jacket Resort in North Conway; attended a house party with State Senator Jackie Cilley at her home in Barrington; anded attend a house party with Jim Casey at his home in Rollinsford.  On May 6 he toured the Public Service New Hampshire Northern Wood Power Project; delivered the keynote speech at the Rockingham County Democrats' 4th Annual Clambake at the Elks Lodge in Portsmouth; attended a house party at the home of Beth Roth in Salem; and attended a house party at the home of State Reps. John and Mary Ann Knowles in Hudson.  On May 7 he attended a private breakfast at Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; spoke at an assembly of Concord High School students and staff in Concord; and did a meet-and-greet joined by State Representative Eileen Ehlers at Robie's Country Store in Hooksett; and, joined by Rex Sox legend Luis Tiant, met with Manchester fire fighters.

APRIL
>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on April 21-22, 2007.  On April 21 he greeted voters with State Rep. Tom Buco at Bea's Café in Conway; held a kitchen table on energy issues at the home of Fran and Kelly DeFeo in Center Conway; attended a house party hosted by State Senator Deb Reynolds at the home of Eva and Rodger Ellsworth in Plymouth; attended a house party hosted by Jerry Sorlucco at his home in Littleton; and did a meet and greet at Top of the Hop at Dartmouth College in Hanover.  On April 22 he did a Kitchen Table on energy issues at the home of Harold Hall in Claremont; delivered a speech on "The New American Prosperity: Innovation and Energy Independence in the 21st Century" at the Historical Society of Cheshire County in Keene; and did a meet and greet hosted by Bobbie Gilbert and the Jaffrey Democratic Committee at the Jaffrey Inn in Jaffrey.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on April 20, 2007.  He toured a biodiesel bus and announced his plan for a national low carbon fuel standard in a press conference at the University of New Hampshire DOT Biodiesel Fueling Facility in Durham; and held a town hall forum in the Card Room at Nashua Senior Center in Nashua.  He then headed to Boston for a New England Kick Off event at Boston University's Agganis Arena.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on April 19-20, 2007.  On the evening of April 19 he attended a reception honoring State Senator Betsi DeVries at T.R. Brennan's in Manchester.  On April 20 he stopped by Nashua Fire Station on Lake Street; held a Kitchen Table at the home of Paul Johnson in Nashua; delivered a speech to the World Affairs Council at Southern New Hampshire University in Hooksett; and made a stop at Dude’s Barber Shop in Manchester for a haircut.  He then headed to Connecticut for the Jefferson Jackson Bailey Dinner.

[>Former Sen. John Edwards plans to attend a house party at the home of Sandy MacKenzie in Nelson, NH on the afternoon of April 15, 2007; this is the initial stop on a multi-state tour to unveil his new Rural Recovery Agenda.postponed due to weather].

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on April 14-15, 2007.  On April 14 he did an interview with MCAM-TV23 in Manchester; participated in a World Café Conversation at the Teaching Peace Conference at Oyster River High School in Durham; addressed the Step it Up rally at Market Square in Portsmouth; met with retired generals and admirals in Concord; and did a meet and greet withYoung Democrats at Shaskeen Pub in Manchester.  On April 15 he meeting with Teamsters Local 633 in Portsmouth.

>Sen. Joe Biden held a private meeting with retired generals in Concord; attended a house party at the home of Bill and Hansi Glahn in Concord; and held a town hall meeting on Iraq with Belknap County Democrats at Weirs Community Center in Laconia on an April 14, 2007 visit to NH.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on April 13-14, 2007.  On April 13 she delivered a "major policy address" at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, St. Anselm College in Manchester; and did a "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Central High School gymnasium in Manchester. On April 14 she held a "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Winnacunnet High School gymnasium in Hampton.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on April 4-5, 2007; First Lady Barbara Richardson joined the Governor for some of the events on April 4...her first campaign trip since Richardson announced he was running for president.   On April 4 he did an early morning meet and greet at Consuelos Taqueria in Manchester; toured the Stonyfield Yogurt facility in Londonderry; at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard he had a look at the USS Santa Fe, currently in dry dock, met with union members, and did a press availibility at Gate 1 in Portsmouth; did a town meeting at New England College's Simon Center in Henniker; spoke to College Democrats in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover; and had dinner with Lebanon Democrats at Village Pizza in Lebanon. On April 5 he did a town meeting at the Littleton Community Center in Littleton; [will speak to a school assembly at White Mountain Regional School in Whitefieldcanceled as the big snow storm closed the school]; did a meet and greet at Tea Birds Café in Berlin; and held a town meeting at Benz Center in Center Sandwich.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on April 4-5, 2007.  On April 4 he did an interview with Angela Anderson from WGIR; spoke at Politics & Eggs at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; did an interview with Carl Cameron of FOX News; did a breakfast with Kucinich in the reading room at the Institute of Politics, St. Anselm College in Manchester; did an interview with James Pindell from the Boston Globe; spoke at New England College, Simon Center Great Room in Henniker; taped WMUR-TV's "Conversation with the Candidate" in Manchester; and appeared on News Night with Jim Braude on NECN.
On April 5 he did a call in radio interview with Woody Woodland, WSMN Nashua; appeared on "The Exchange" > with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord; spoke at Main Street Book Ends in Warner; met with employees at Lincoln Financial Group in Concord; met with Women Making a Difference at the "Fells" (clubhouse of a new housing complex) in Amherst; and hold a town hall meeting at Restaurant Chateau in Manchester (this was planned for the Institute of Art in Manchester, but that very was closed due to the big snow storm and had no electricity).

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on April 3-4, 2007.  Early on the evening of April 3 he did a meet and greet with state Senator Kathy Sgambati at Taylor Retirement Community in Laconia.  On April 4 he appeared on "The Exchange" > with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord; held a town hall meeting with students at Concord High School in Concord; and a roundtable discussion with students at St. Anselm College Institute of Politics in Manchester.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on April 2-3, 2007.  On April 2 he met with community leaders at Sheehan Phinney Bass and Green in Manchester (not a public event); made an unannounced stop at the Peterborough Diner; did a house party in Keene; and held a town hall forum at Keene State College's Spaulding Gym in Keene.  On April 3 he did a meet and greet with state legislators in Concord; held a town hall forum at George J. Maxfield VFW Post in East Rochester; and held "A Community Meeting on Health Care" at Seacoast Media Group's new headquarters at the Pease International Tradeport in Portsmouth.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH with wife Elizabeth and children Cate, Emma Claire and Jack on April 2, 2007.  He held a town hall at Concord High School in Concord; toured Stonyfield Farm in Londonderry; and held a town hall in the Memorial Union at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

MARCH
>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed the NEA-New Hampshire Delegate Assembly at Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH on the afternoon of March 30, 2007.

[>Sen. Joe Biden is scheduled to attend the Bobby Stephen's Fund for Education's 29th Annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration at the Executive Court Banquet Facility in Manchester, NH on the evening of March 17, 2007.canceled due to the weather].

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on March 17-18, 2007.  On March 17 he [plans to do a meet and greet at the Old Town Hall in Bedfordcanceled]; visited Hampton Fire Station #2 in Hampton and did a press availability; dropped by at The Old Salt in Hampton; and spoke at the Merrimack County Democrats St. Patrick’s Day Dinner at IBEW Hall in Concord.  On March 18 he spoke at Manchester City Democrats' 10th Annual St. Patrick's Parade Breakfast honoring outgoing party chair Kathy Sullivan at the Tower Cafe in Manchester; and did meet and greet at the Manchester St. Patrick’s Day Parade outside the Brady Sullivan Building in Manchester.

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on March 16, 2007.  He spoke with residents of the Earl M Bourdon Centre in Claremont; [and hold a town hall forum at Keene High School Gymnasium in Keene.canceled due to winter weather conditions].

>Former Sen. John Edwards delivered major policy address "outlining his plans for bold change for America" at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH followed by a press availability on March 15, 2007.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on March 10, 2007.  She met with Gov. Lynch and former State Senator Mary Louise Hancock at 33 Washington St. in Concord; made an unannounced stop at stop at Swan Chocolates in downtown Nashua; and was the guest speaker at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's "100 Club" fundraising dinner at the Sheraton Nashua Hotel in Nashua that evening.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on March 3-4, 2007.  On March 3 he did a meet Dennis at Merrimack Public Library; met with Anne Miller of NH Peace Action in Concord; showed up for the 2007 Laconia World Championship Sled Dog Derby a bit late; did media interviews and a meet Dennis at The Met Coffeehouse in North Conway; and attended a private house party in North Conway.   On March 4 he made another stop at the 2007 Laconia World Championship Sled Dog Derby; and did a breakfast with Dennis at the Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester.

>Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.) hosted a fundraiser for Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter at a mansion in the old part of Portsmouth, NH on March 2, 2007.  (An attendee reports that Clark stated, "I'm not a candidate for President, but I haven't said I won't run."  Further, in response to a question, he said he would not announce a candidacy within the next three months, because once he announces his views will be discounted.)

FEBRUARY
>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on February 27-28, 2007.  On the evening of February 27 he held a town hall meeting on Iraq in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth College.  On February 28 he spoke at Granite State Independent Living Center in Concord; held a town hall meeting on Iraq in Simon Center at New England College in Henniker; and attended a reception with Bedford Town Democrats at Bedford Public Library in Bedford.

[>Former Gov. Tom Vilsack is scheduled to visit NH on February 26-27, 2007.  On February 26 he plans to start with breakfast with local Democrats at The Hungry Horse Café in Rye; have lunch with local Democrats at the Common Man Inn in Plymouth; and in the evening discuss energy security at Hopkins Center for the Arts-Top of the Hop at Dartmouth College in Hanover.  On February 27 he plans to visit GT Solar in Merrimack; and have lunch with Belknap County Democrats at the Tilt'n Diner in Belmont. Vilsack announced his withdrawal from the race on February 23].

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on February 24, 2007.  He met with One Corps volunteers to talk about their National Day of Health Care Action at Nashua Public Library; did a house party and held a media availability at the home of state Sen. Dave and Jean Gottesman in Nashua; appeared at a house party and held a media availability at the home of Mark and Beth Roth in Salem; dropped by and visited with customers at The Puritan Backroom restaurant in Manchester; and attended a house party and held a media availability at the home of Chris and Kristin Sullivan in Concord.

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on February 18-20, 2007.
On February 18 he met with Save Our Groundwater at The Sugar Shack in Barrington; spoke at a public forum on Health Care Security Now at NH Technical Institute in Concord; spoke to Belknap County Democrats at Opechee Park Clubhouse in Laconia;and delivered a public address and Q&A at Dartmouth College's Hinman Forum at Rockefeller Hall in Hanover.
On February 19 he participated in the official opening of the Kucinich campaign office at 29 Center Street in Keene; met with Keene State College students at Young Student Center in Keene; attended a house party in Peterborough; attended a house party with Gary and Jackie Rietveld in Hopkinton; and spoke atTheatre II, MUB on UNH campus in Durham, presented by UNH Peace & Justice.
On February 20 [he planned a private breakfast with "Granny D" in Keene canceled because he had a cold]; he spoke at the Marlin Fitzwater Center's “Tuesday Briefing” series at Franklin Pierce College in Rindge, and had lunch with students afterwards.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton conducted a town-hall style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Dover High School Cafeteria in Dover, NH on the morning of February 17, 2007, then headed to DC for the Senate vote on a nonbinding resolution on Iraq.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on February 16-17, 2007.  On February 16 he did a meet and greet and got a hair cut at Creative Color and Cuts in Concord; did a house party with State Sen. Kathy Sgambati at her home in Tilton; and did a house party with Commissioner Martha Richards in Holderness.  On February 17 he did breakfast with Young Democrats at Jewell and the Beanstalk in Manchester; was the featured speaker at the Concord City Democrats' 3rd Annual DemSocial at IBEW Hall in Concord; did a meet and greet at RiverRun Bookstore in Portsmouth; and did a house party with Lenore and Gary Patton in Hampton.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on February 15-16, 2007.  On February 15 [he had planned to visit St. Joseph’s Community Services' Meals on Wheels Center at Nashua Senior Activities Center in Nashua but his flight was canceled]; he had lunch with NH Senate and House Democratic leadership at Sulloway & Hollis, P.L.L.C. in Concord; held a media availability at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Gate 1 (main entrance) in Kittery, ME; and did a meet and greet at Red Hook Brewery at Pease International Tradeport in Portsmouth.  On February 16 he addressed the Politics & Eggs breakfast at Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; [but canceled a planned roundtable discussion on education at Keene Public Library in Keene].

>Sen. Barack Obamavisited NH on February 12, 2007, as part of his announcement tour (he announced in Springfield on February 10).  He visited several businesses in downtown Concord starting at Eagle Square Deli; did a house party at the home of state Rep. Bette and Dr. Elliot Lasky in Nashua; and held a town hall meeting at the University of New Hampshire Field House in Durham.

>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton visited NH on February 10-11, 2007.  On February 10 conducted a town hall-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Berlin City Hall in Berlin; and conducted a town hall-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Concord High School gymnasium in Concord.  Overnight in Manchester.  On February 11 she started with a couple of unannounced stops in Manchester, first visiting with customers at Pappy's Pizza and Family Restaurant, and then meeting with labor leaders and officials at The Chateau restaurant; attended a house party-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at the home of Alan and Joan Reische in Manchester; attended house party-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at the home of Executive Councilor Debora Pignatelli in Nashua; and conducted a town hall-style "Conversation with Granite Staters" at Keene High School in Keene.

[>Sen. Joe Biden is scheduled to visit NH on February 5, 2007.  He plans to speak to the Rochester Rotary Club at the Rochester Country Club in Rochester; at a public forum/reception hosted by UNH College Democrats at the University of New Hampshire's Memorial Union Building in Durham; and at a town hall meeting hosted by the Strafford County Democratic Committee at the Dover Public Library in Dover. Biden postponed this trip on February 2 due to a vote on Iraq (S.470) scheduled to take place on the afternoon of February 5].

[>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton had been scheduled to visit NH on February 3-4, 2007, including town hall forum at Concord High School on February 3 and a private breakfast meeting with Democratic activists in Keene on the morning of February 4, but postponed the trip on January 31 due to the death of her father-in-law Dick Kelley].

>Rep. Dennis Kucinich visited NH on February 3-4, 2007.  After spending the previous day in Maine, he started February 3 with an appearance on WSCA, Portsmouth Community Radio in Portsmouth; attended a meet and greet with Cheshire County and Keene City Democrats at 2 Eagle Court (behind the Bagelworks) in Keene; met with the Swing the Vote steering committee in Keene; did an interview with Cheshire TV; and in the evening attended a meeting with Mothers Uniting at Keene Unitarian Universalist Church in Keene.  On February 4 he attended a meet and greet with Democracy for New Hampshire at Atlantic Media (Old Public Works Building) in Portsmouth; attended a meet and greet at RiverRun Books in Portsmouth; attended a meet and greet with Strafford County Democrats at Dover Public Library in Dover; spoke at a reception at the Governor's Inn in Rochester; and concluded with a private reception/house party in Farmington.

JANUARY
>Former Sen. John Edwards held a town hall on America’s role in the world at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH on the afternoon of January 31, 2007; his wife Elizabeth introduced him.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on January 20-21, 2007.  On January 20 he did a breakfast with Democratic activists at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua; held a Coffee with Chris at the home of Skip and Susan Hebert in Hooksett; held a town hall meeting at the Bell Center for Music and the Arts in Dover, followed by a media availability; did a meet and greet at Lazy Lion Café in Deerfield; and attended a Senate District 7 celebration at Daniel’s Restaurant & Pub in Henniker.  On January 21 he met with activists at the home of Cynthia Sweeney in Charlestown; spoke at the Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College in Hanover, followed by a media availability; and attended a  house party at the home of State Sen. Peter Burling in Cornish.

>Former Gov. Tom Vilsack visited NH on January 19, 2007.  He spoke to seventh graders at Londonderry Middle School in Londonderry; and spoke to employees of Granite State Independent Living at a reception in Concord.

2004-06

Democrats	BAYH	BIDEN	CLARK	DASCHLE	DODD	EDWARDS	FEINGOLD	KERRY	OBAMA	SHARPTON	RICHARDSON	VILSACK	WARNER
Visits: 61	7	9	4	1	3	10	3	9	1	1	5	3	5
Days: 96	13	16	6	1	6	14	4	9	1	1	10	7	7

does not include visits by former Sen. Mike Gravel.  Gravel, a declared candidate, made his first visit May 23-25, 2006 and has spent more time in the state than any of the potential candidates.  He will be visiting Mass. and NH from December 3-15, 2006 [Listing].

>As part of his announcement tour former Sen. John Edwards made a short speech and held a town hall meeting at  at the Little Harbour School in Portsmouth, NH on December 29, 2006.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on December 16-17, 2006.  On the evening of December 16 he spoke at the New Hampshire Young Democrats' holiday party at the home of NHYD board member Kate Vaughn in Manchester.  On December 17 he appeared at an activists house party at the home of Tom Maher and Pam Yonkin in Concord; spoke to the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire at Southern New Hampshire University's Walker Auditorium in Manchester; and spoke at the Merrimack County Democrats' holiday party at the home of Rep. Christine Hamm in Hopkinton.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on December 16-17, 2006.  On December 16 he was the special guest at the NHDP's annual winter state committee meeting at St. Anselm College in Manchester; met with State Rep. Gil Shattuck at Central Square Emporium in Hillsborough; and attended a house party for State Sen. Molly Kelly in Gilsum.  On December 17 he attended a house party at the home of Rep. Eileen Ehlers in Hooksett to celebrate her election to the NH Legislature and to listen to voters (return visit; first visited on March 18).

>Sen. Barack Obama visited NH on December 10, 2006.  In Portsmouth he met with Mayor Steve Marchand at the Sheraton Harborside Hotel; read from and signed copies of "The Audacity of Hope" at the Frank Jones Center, in an event sponsored by RiverRun Bookstore; and made an unscheduled stop at Breaking New Grounds coffee shop; proceeding to Manchester, he was the special guest at the NHDP's 2006 Election Celebration fundraiser at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson.

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on December 9-10, 2006.  On December 9 he held an All America PAC meet and greet reception at the Puritan Conference Center in Manchester.  On December 10 he appeared at a meet and greet reception hosted by State Senator-elect Molly Kelly at her home in Keene; and at a meet and greet reception hosted by State Senator Peter Hoe Burling at his home in Cornish.

>Gov. Tom Vilsack visited NH on November 30-December 1, 2006 as the second stop on his announcement tour.  On November 30 he appeared at at Merrimack County Democrats Dinner at The McLane Center at the New Hampshire Audubon in Concord.  On December 1 he spoke in the Rotunda at New Hampshire Technical Institute Community College in Concord; at Concord High School; toured GT Solar, Inc. in Merrimack; and attended a reception at the home of Gary Hirshberg in Concord.

>Former Sen. John Edwards signed copies of his new book, “HOME: The Blueprints of Our Lives,” at the Barnes & Noble on S. Willow Street in Manchester, NH on the evening of November 27, 2006.

• Election Day Totals: 12 potential candidates have made 54 visits totaling 85 days (does not include longshot Mike Gravel).  Number of days in state (visits): Biden 15 (8); Edwards 12 (8); Bayh 11 (6); Kerry 9 (9); Richardson 8 (4); Warner 7 (5); Clark 6 (4); Dodd 6 (3); Vilsack 5 (2); Feingold 4 (3); Daschle 1 (1); Sharpton 1 (1).

[>According to Granite Status, Sen. John Kerry had been scheduled to appear with congressional candidate Paul Hodes on November 5, 2006, but that event was canceled after the flap over Kerry's remarks of October 30].

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on October 24-25, 2006.  On October 24 he attended a reception to support Nashua House candidates at Norton's Classic Café in Nashua; greeted staff and volunteers at the New Hampshire Democratic Party campaign headquarters on Elm Street in Manchester; attended a lunch honoring State Senate candidate Deb Reynolds at the Common Man Restaurant in Plymouth; and met with State House candidates and incumbents in Concord.  On October 25 he spoke at a "Politics and Eggs" breakfast forum at the Bedford Village Inn.

>Sen. Chris Dodd keynoted the Rockingham County Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner at American Legion Post #51 in Epping, NH on the evening of October 21, 2006.

[>Sen. John Kerry had planned to visit NH on October 21, 2006 but canceled the trip due the the funeral of slain Manchester police officer Michael Briggs.  Kerry had planned to attend a rally and canvass with congressional candidate Paul Hodes at Nashua City Hall in Nashua; attend an event for State Senate candidate Kathy Sgambati to talk about healthcare at Health Link at Lakes Regional General Hospital in Laconia; and attend an event for Executive Council candidate Bev Hollingworth at The Gas Light Company in Portsmouth].

>Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.) visited NH on October 20-21, 2006.  On October 20he did a press conference with congressional candidate Carol Shea-Porter at Sweeney American Legion Post in Manchester; attended a reception to support Goffstown Democrats at Travers Village Eatery in Goffstown; attended a reception for Concord Democrats at VFW Hall in Concord; and attended a banquet for Portsmouth Democrats at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth.  On October 21 he attended a Seabrook Democrats' meet and greet at Faro Gardens in Hampton Falls; attended a house party for Nashua Democrats at the home of Cindy Rosenwald in Nashua; and attended a potluck dinner to benefit Katrina victims and the Henniker-San Ramon Sister City Project at Henniker Congregational Church in Henniker.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on October 14-16, 2006.
On October 14 he attended a house party in support of state Rep. candidate Eileen Ehlers at the Ehlers' home in Hooksett; participated in a rally with Sullivan County Democrats at Broad Street Park in Claremont; and headlined the Cheshire County Democrats' Annual Spaghetti Dinner at Keene High School in Keene.
On October 15 he attended a house party for state Senator Lou D'Allesandro at the home of Randy and Carolyn Benthien in Goffstown; did a meet and greet at the NHDP Coordinated Campaign Seacoast office at 352 Lafayette Road in Hampton; attended a "Trust New Hampshire Women" event at the home of Barbara and Harlow Carpenter in Kensington; and attended a Portsmouth Democrats house party at the home of state Senator Martha Fuller Clark in Portsmouth.
On October 16 he joined congressional candidate Paul Hodes for a student forum on Iraq in the Student Center at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord.

>Sen. John Kerry was the special guest at the NHDP's 2006 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel in Manchester, NH on October 13, 2006.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on October 10-11, 2006.  On October 10 he participated in a discussion on the Nuremberg Anniversary at Keene State College's Cohen Center for Holocaust Studies (Dodd's father Thomas Dodd was executive trial counsel at the Nuremberg Trials); did a campaign event with congressional candidate Paul Hodes in the Student Center at Keene State College; and spoke at a Hillsborough County Democrats' Spaghetti Dinner at VFW Post 483 in Nashua.  On October 11 he visited Fisher Scientific International in Hampton; spoke at a campaign luncheon with Carol Shea Porter at Sheehan, Phinney, Bass and Green in Manchester; and appeared at a NH Stonewall Democrats Forum and Celebration at Manchester Democratic Headquarters at 848 Elm Street in Manchester.

>Sen. John Kerry campaigned with state Senate candidate Beth Roth (District 22) in NH on October 4, 2006.  They did a meet and greet at Pelham Senior Center in Pelham and a luncheon fundraiser at Rockingham Park-Belmont Room in Salem.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on the afternoon and evening of September 25, 2006.  He met with the Somersworth Association of Educators, teachers and students with State Rep. Dana Hilliard at Somersworth High School in Somersworth; met with State Rep. Jacelyn Cilley and her constituents at Flanagan Center in Somersworth; attended a reception in honor of Rep. Cilley at Governor's Inn & Restaurant in Rochester; and attended a reception for the Committee to Elect House Democrats at home of Betty and Elliot Lasky in Nashua.

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on September 24-25, 2006.  On September 24 he attended a reception honoring Sen. Martha Fuller Clark and Executive Council candidate Bev Hollingworth at the home of Peter and Pat Dodge in North Hampton; attended a reception honoring State Senate candidate Jackie Cilley at the home of former State Senator Caroline McCarley; attended a Nashua Democratic City Committee house party at the home of Krisha and Latha Mangipudi in Nashua; and attended Manchester City Democrats' "Countdown to Victory" Dinner at the Alpine Club in Manchester.  On the morning of September 25 he attended a breakfast in honor of State Senate candidate Beth Roth at Bickford's Restaurant in Salem; and toured Manchester Central Fire House with State Senate candidate and former firefighter Betsi DeVries.

>Gov. Mark Warner visited NH on September 22-23, 2006.  Starting on the afternoon of September 22 he visited with students at Concord High School in Concord; visited the Rochester Fair with State Senate candidates Jackie Cilley and George Cleveland and congressional candidate Carol Shea Porter at Cold Spring Park in Rochester; and spoke at the Strafford County Democratic Victory Dinner at The Governor's Inn in Rochester.  On September 23 he breakfasted with State Senate candidate Betsi DeVries at Belmont Hall in Manchester. [Plans to campaign with congressional candidate Paul Hodes at  Carter Hill Orchard in Concord; and to visit with volunteers at New Hampshire Democratic Party campaign headquarters at 379 Elm Street in Manchester were canceled due to rain].

>Gov. Tom Vilsack visited NH on September 21-23, 2006.
On the evening of September 21 he spoke on "Main Street Solutions for Our Nation's Problems" at the New Hamsphire Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College in Manchester.
On September 22 he did a town hall meeting at New England College in Henniker; had pizza and spoke with Franklin Democrats at Golden Crest Senior Center in Franklin; had pizza and spoke in support of Belknap County Democrats at Opechee Park Clubhouse in Laconia; and spoke at a Moose Mountain Area Democrats' event at Poor People's Pub in Sanbornville.
On September 23 he spoke at a breakfast fundraiser with Carroll County Democrats at Thompson House Eatery in Jackson; attended a  NH State Democratic Party meeting in Gorham; and in the evening spoke at the Coos County Democratic Party's Truman Dinner at the Town and Country Motor Inn in Shelburne.

>Sen. Chris Dodd visited NH on September 15-17, 2006.
On the evening of September 15 he joined Gov. John Lynch and 2006 candidates for a General Election Campaign Kick-Off Rally at New Hampshire Democratic Party campaign headquarters at 379 Elm Street in Manchester.
On September 16 he did a breakfast drop by at Pappy's Pizza in Manchester; address the the NH AFL-CIO Conference at their offices in Hooksett; dropped by a Latino Heritage Breakfast with Gov. Lynch at Derryfield Restaurant in Manchester;did an event with Senate candidate Beth Roth at the Paradiso Italiano Restaurant in Salem; meet with UNH College Democrats on National Canvass Day in the MUB (Student Center) at UNH in Durham; and do an event with Senate candidate Jackie Cilley at the home of Arthur Hendrickson in Somersworth.
On September 17 he did a "Coffee with Chris" event with Senate candidate Deb Reynolds at the home of Peg Little in Lyme; an event with Senate candidate Kathy Sgambati at the Home of Jim and Tobi Chassie in Laconia; a meet and greet with 2nd CD nominee Paul Hodes at Carter Hill Orchard in Concord; and an event for Senate candidate Harold Janeway at the Inn at Maplewood Farm (home of Laura and Jayme Simoes) in Hillsborough.

>Sen. John Kerry headlined an event with District 10 State Senate candidate Molly Kelly at her home in Keene, NH followed by some door-to-door canvassing on September 10, 2006.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on September 8-9, 2006.  On the evening of September 8 he attended a dinner with Nashua Democrats at Nashua Country Club.  On September 9 attended a "potluck" breakfast with Londonderry Democrats at the home of Winston and Denise Grady, New Hampshire State Representative candidates, in Londonderry; and a "potluck" brunch with Merrimack Democrats at the home of State Senate candidate Peter Flood in Merrimack.

>Sen. Joe Biden marched in the Milford Parade; and appeared at a Manchester Democrats' Labor Day BBQ at Alderman Mike Lopez's home in Manchester, NH on September 4, 2006.

>Former Sen. John Edwards spoke at the New Hampshire AFL-CIO's Labor Day Breakast at Chateau Restaurant in Manchester, NH on September 4, 2006.

>Former Gov. Mark Warner visited NH on August 18-19, 2006.
On August 18 he started with a event for State Senate candidate Harold Janeway at the home of State Rep. Christina Hamm in Hopkinton; did an event with State Senate candidate Deb Reynolds at the Common Man Inn in Plymouth; and attended a coffee and dessert social for the Conway Democratic Committee at the Gibson Center in Conway.  Overnight in Keene.
On August 19 he toured downtown Keene with State Senate candidate Molly Kelly; headlined an event with the Stoddard Democrats at Lakefalls Lodge (Shinbone Shack) in Stoddard; attended the Annual Merrimack County Summer BBQ and Potluck Picnic at the home of Harry Judd and Rep. Marybeth Walz in Bow; stopped in Portsmouth to support State Senator Martha Fuller Clark; and had dinner with Governor John Lynch.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on August 4-5, 2006.  On the evening of August 4 he attended a fundraiser for State Senator Peter Burling at his home in Cornish.  On the afternoon of August 5 he attended a fundraiser for State Senator Dave Gottesman at 48 Shorewood Lane in Moultonborough; and attend a fundraiser for District 6 State Senate candidate Jackie Cilley at the home of Walter Hoerman in Rochester.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 3-4, 2006.
On August 3 he did a fundraising lunch and reception for District 18 State Senate candidate Betsi DeVries at Teamsters Local 633 Hall in Manchester, then visited Tarrytown Road Apartments' seniors center with her; met with Gov. Lynch at the State House in Concord; attended a reception for District 7 State Senate candidate Harold Janeway at Hermanos Mexican Restaurant in Concord; attended a fundraising reception for District 4 State Senate candidate Kathy Sgambati at Whole Child Center in Tilton; and met with NH Young Democrats at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester.
On August 4 he campaigned with District 10 State Senate candidate Molly Kelly at the home of Jim and Judy Putnam in Keene, then visited the Keene Senior Center with her; did a public reception at Aesop's Tables Restaurant (Toadstool Bookstore) in Peterborough; met privately for lunch with Dick Bouley, Sen. Lou D'Alessandro and lobbyist Jim Demers at the Puritan Backroom in Manchester; and met with 11 Hispanic leaders in Manchester.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on July 21, 2006.  He had a private lunch with House and Senate Democratic leaders at Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester; attended a fundraising reception for Reception for Bob Backus, also at the Puritan Backroom Restaurant; did meet and greet at the Concord Democrats' booth at the Market Days and Summer Music Festival in downtown Concord; and was the featured speaker in support of Executive Council candidate Bev Hollingworth at an “All-American Social” at the Derry/Salem Elks Lodge in Salem.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on June 30-July 4, 2006.
On June 30 he spoke at the "Politics & Eggs" breakfast in Bedford.  He then traveled up to Concord and did a number of media events, notably an interview with the Concord Monitor ed board and a radio interview on NHPR's "The Front Porch" >, he did a WMUR interview; later in the day he met with Democratic activists at a house party at the home of former Mayor Pat Russell in Keene.
On the morning of July 1 he was spotted in Prime Roast, a coffee shop in Keene; at midday he did a Milford Democratic Committee event at the home of Ron Pieper in Milford; and in the evening he had a dinner in Portsmouth that included State Senators Estabrook and Clark as well as Portsmouth Mayor Marchand.
On July 2 he had to return to Delaware for the day to take care of a family matter.
On July 3 he attended a dessert reception with Rockingham County Democratic Committee and State Senator Maggie Hassan at Around the Corner B&B (Donna Herrmann's) in Exeter (approx 125 people attended).
On July 4 he participated in the Amherst 4th of July Parade.

>Sen. Joe Biden visited NH on the afternoon and evening of June 17, 2006. He attended a fundraiser for State Senate candidate Betsi DeVries, hosted by Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire, at the Commercial Street Fishery in Manchester; and did a Strafford County Democratic Committee Town Meeting at Waldron Towers in Dover.

>Gov. Tom Vilsack visited NH on June 14-15, 2006.  On June 14 he spoke at the "Politics and Eggs" breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; toured the Stonyfield Farm plant in Londonderry; and keynoted the Manchester City Democratic Committee's Annual Flag Day Dinner fundraiser at Derryfield Country Club.  On June 15 he spoke at a breakfast with the Hampton Town Democrats hosted by State Senator Martha Fuller Clark and Executive Council candidate Bev Hollingworth at Hollingworth's home in Hampton; and  spoke at “A Salute to Our State Legislators” hosted by the Nashua City Democrats at Nashua Country Club.

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on June 9-10, 2006.  On June 9 he lunched with local elected officials at The Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester; and in the evening he delivered the keynote speech at the 11th Annual Carroll County Democrats Grover Cleveland Dinner at the Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett.  On June 10 he spoke at a breakfast reception honoring Sen. Iris Estabrook and Strafford County Democrats at the home of Rep. Michael Rollo in Rollinsford; attended an event honoring congressional candidate Paul Hodes at the home of Sen. Sylvia and Robert Larsen in Concord; appeared at the campaign kick-off of 10th District Senate candidate Molly Kelly at the Stage Restaurant in Keene (originally scheduled for City Green Gazebo in Keene but moved inside due to rain); and attended a reception honoring Molly Kelly at the Historical Society of Cheshire County in Keene.

>Former Sen. Tom Daschle visited NH on June 8, 2006.  He spoke at a private luncheon for the New Hampshire Democratic Senate Caucus at the Puritan Restaurant and Conference Center in Manchester; did a couple of hours of unscheduled driving in Manchester, including stops at the Merrimack Restaurant on Elm Street, Central High School, and the Flood Recovery Center; met with labor representatives at the NH AFL-CIO headquarters in Hooksett; participated in a NH AFL-CIO sponsored Working Families Forum with congressional candidate Jim Craig at UA 131 Hall in Hooksett; and spoke at a fundraiser for Craig at the home of Alderman Mark Roy in Manchester.

>Sen. Russ Feingold and former Gov. Mark Warner spoke at the NH Democratic Party Convention at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH on June 3, 2006.
-Sen. Feingold addressed the Convention "Kick-Off" Breakfast and took questions in the Davison Hall Dining Commons and then met and listened to New Hampshire Democrats in Carr Hall (he next went to Maine, where he spoke at the Maine Democratic Convention in Augusta).
-Former Gov. Warner addressed the Blue State/Blue Plate Lunch.

>Former Sen. Mike Gravel made his first NH visit on May 23-25, 2006.  [see listing]

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited Manchester, NH on May 12, 2006.  He met privately with people struggling to make ends meet and receiving services from Home Care Services at The Varney School Apartments, followed by a media availability; and attended a fundraiser for State Sen. Joe Foster at 900 Elm Street.

>Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.) spoke at the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire's 9th Biennial Convention at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua, NH on May 10, 2006.

>Sen. Joe Biden spoke at the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire's 9th Biennial Convention at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua, NH on May 8, 2006.
>Sen. John Kerry spoke at the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire's 9th Biennial Convention at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua, NH on May 8, 2006.

>Sen. John Kerry visited Manchester, NH on April 23, 2006.  He met with NH Young Democrats at Jewel in the Beanstalk and spoke at a fundraiser for the Senate Democratic Caucus at the home of Alderman Mark Roy.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on the afternoon and evening of April 20, 2006.  He stopped at Page Belting in Concord; met privately with people who struggle with poverty and then did a media availability at Dress for Success New Hampshire in Concord; spoke at fundraiser to benefit the Committee to Elect House Democrats at IBEW headquarters in Concord; and attended a Democracy for New Hampshire grassroots community reception/fundraiser at the Portsmouth Gas Light Company in Portsmouth.

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on March 26, 2006.  He spoke at a brunch event with New Hampshire Young Democrats and Mayor Steve Marchand at the home of Justin Nadeau in Portsmouth; at a Portsmouth City Democrats' brunch hosted by Mayor Marchand at a private home in Portsmouth; at a campaign kick-off event honoring State Rep. Betsi DeVries at TR Brennan's in Manchester;and at a Franklin City Democratic Committee spaghetti dinner at honoring State Rep. Jim Ryan and State Sen. Peter Burling at the T.R.I.P. Senior & Intergenerational Center in Franklin.  On the morning of March 27 he held met privately with state party chair Kathy Sullivan.

>Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.) visited NHon March 18-19, 2006.  On March 18 he held a town hall meeting at New England College in Henniker;attended a noon gathering hosted by Rep. Gail Morrison and Pauline Chabot in Sanbornton;and spoke at Searles School and Chapel in Windham to benefit the Salem and Windham Democratic Town Committees.  On March 19 attended a brunch with Rep. Claudia Chase at the home of Viki and Roger Williams in Greenfield.

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on March 18-20, 2006.  Starting late on the afternoon of March 18 he spoke at a fundraiser for State Sen. Maggie Hassan at the home of Barbara and Harlow Carpenter in Kensington; a house party for the Merrimack County Democratic Party at the home of Eileen and Bob Ehlers at in Hooksett; and a fundraiser for Latino and African American candidates at the Don Quixote Restaurant in Manchester.  On March 19 he was the guest speaker at the Manchester City Democrats' 9th Annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast at the Bradley Sullivan Towers in Manchester;walked in Manchester's Saint Patrick's Parade; and attended a fundraiser for State Sen. Peter Burling at the home of Kay Taylor and Wey Lundquist in Hanover.  On March 20 he led a seminar with students on Between Worlds (his autobiography) in the Honors Humanities seminar “Portraits in Human Greatness” led by Dr. Gary Bouchard, English Professor at St. Anselm College in Manchester.

>Sen. John Kerry spoke at an event for State Senator Martha Fuller Clark at Widow Fletcher’s Tavern in Hampton; a free reception honoring State Senator Maggie Hassan at The Stone Church in Newmarket; and at "An Evening with Senator John Kerry" dinner for Hillsborough County Democrats and Nashua City Democrats at the Nashua Country Club in Nashua, NH on March 11, 2006.

>Former Gov. Mark Warner visited NH on February 10, 2006.  He toured Stonyfield Farm in Londonderry; had private meetings with George Bruno, former Rep. Dick Swett, and Gov. John Lynch at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Inn in Manchester; and then delivered the keynote address at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's 100 Club dinner, also at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Inn.

>Rev. Al Sharpton visited NH on January 12, 2006 for activities honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  In the morning he attended a student assembly honoring King at Manchester Central High; early afternoon he spoke in a class at New England College in Henniker; he spoke on civil rights to Dartmouth College Democrats in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover; and he delivered the keynote speech at the Manchester Democrats' Lionel Washington Johnson Dinner at the Tower Cafe in Manchester.

>Sen. Russ Feingoldspoke to over 150 people at the Upper Valley Democrats' "Dessert and Coffee" at the Black Community Center in Hanover, NH on the evening of January 7, 2006.  (Earlier in the day he campaigned in Vermont with Senate candidate Bernie Sanders).
 

2004-2005

Democrats	BAYH	BIDEN	CLARK	EDWARDS	FEINGOLD	KERRY	RICHARDSON	WARNER
Visits: 14	2	1	1	4	1	3	1	1
Days: 21	4	1	1	7	2	3	2	1

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>Gov. Mark Warner visited NH on November 18, 2005.  He arrived in Nashua late on the night of November 17 (earlier that day he spoke on education at Harvard's Institute of Politics).  On November 18 he participated in an education roundtable with Gov. Lynch at Nashua High School South, focusing on at-risk youth and dropout prevention; and spoke at a NH Senate Democratic Caucus lunch at Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester. [speech]

>Sen. John Kerry helped kick off GOTV weekend with Mayor Bob Baines at Manchester City Democrats' headquarters on Elm Street in Manchester, NH on the morning of November 5, 2005.

>Sen. Joe Biden spoke at a fundraiser for Mayor Bob Baines hosted by the New Hampshire Building & Construction Trades Council at the Alpine Club in Manchester on November 1, 2005.

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on October 29-30, 2005.  On October 29 he keynoted the NHDP's Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner fundraiser at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel in Manchester.  [speech]  On October 30 he held a town hall meeting with students and local residents at New England College in Henniker; held a town hall meeting organized by State Rep. Jim Ryan at The Golden Crest in Franklin; and campaigned with Mayor Bob Baines at the Puritan Backroom restaurant.

>Former Sen. John Edwards spoke at The Collis Center at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH on October 21, 2005 as part of a two-week tour (Oct. 17-28) of 10 colleges and universities during which he launched the Center for Promise and Opportunity's "Opportunity Rocks."  He and a group of students also did some repairs on a house prior to the speech.

>Sen. Russ Feingold visited NH on September 30-October 1, 2005.  On September 30 he called in to "The Exchange" with Laura Knoy at NHPR (he had hoped to appear in studio but there were votes in the Senate); took a short walking tour of downtown Manchester with Mayor Bob Baines and did a press availability in the courtyard next to City Hall; met with New Hampshire political leaders at the SEIU office in Concord; met privately with Gov. Lynch at the Capitol; and keynoted the Rockingham County Democrats' first annual Eleanor Roosevelt Covered Dish Dinner at Epping American Legion Hall.  [speech]  On October 1 Feingold held a listening session in the Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College in Hanover.

[>Sen. Joe Biden had planned to speak at the Cheshire Democratic Committee's annual spaghetti supper in NH in mid-September 2005, (reported by the The Union Leader's John DiStaso).  However he changed his plans to focus on the Supreme Court nomination process following the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Bush's nomination of John Roberts].

[>Gov. Tom Vilsack had planned to attend the Seacoast Democratic Coalition annual Labor Day picnic (sponsored by the Hampton, North Hampton and Hampton Falls Democratic Committees) at Pitlochry Farm in Hampton Falls, NH on September 4, 2005.  He canceled the trip to focus on coordinating Iowa's efforts to house evacuees from Hurricane Katrina, and instead delivered his speech to assembled activists by speakerphone].

>Sen. John Kerry attended a thank you barbecue at the home of State Sen. Sylvia Larsen in Concord, NH on August 23, 2005.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on July 29-31, 2005.
On July 29 he appeared at a birthday party/fundraiser for State Sen. Lou D'Allesandro at the American Legion Sweeney Post in Manchester.
On July 30 he was the special guest at the 11th annual Merrimack County Democrats Pig Roast and Potluck Picnic at the home of  Rep. Mary Beth Walz and Selectman Harry Judd in Bow; attend Plymouth Democrats' Blue BBQ at Riverfront Park in Plymouth; and attended a Coos County Democratic fundraiser at the home of Elaine and Carl Belanger in Gorham.
On July 31 he attended a "Politics and Pie" event sponsored by Cheshire County Democrats at the Keene State College Camp on Wilson Pond in Swanzey.

[>Sen. John Kerry had planned to attend a thank you reunion/cookout with a group of supporters at the home of former state party chair Joe Keefe in Manchester, NH on the afternoon of July 29, 2005but the trip was cancelled due to Senate votes].

>Sen. Evan Bayh visited NH on July 10-11, 2005.  On July 10 he did a meet and greet at Manchester City Democratic headquarters in Manchester; did a meet and greet at The Pub Restaurant in Keene; and held a fundraising event for the New Hampshire Senate Democratic Caucus at the home of Sen. Sylvia Larsen in Concord.  On July 11 he appeared on "The Charlie Sherman Show" on WGIR in Manchester; appeared on "The Exchange" with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord; held a private meeting with Gov. Lynch in Concord; held a private meeting with the House Democratic leadership in Concord; held a private meeting with environmental leaders in Concord; and toured GT Equipment Technologies, a small manufacturer, in Merrimack.

>Former Sen. John Edwards spoke at a fundraiser for Senate Democrats at the Nashua Country Club in Nashua, NH on June 21, 2005.

>Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.) spoke at the Manchester City Democratic Committee's annual Flag Day dinner at the Radisson Hotel-Center of New Hampshire in Manchester, NH on June 12, 2005.  [speech]

>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on June 7-8, 2005.  On June 7 he spoke at a "Politics and Eggs" breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford [speech]; at the Vision Hispana Latino Summit at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester; at a fundraiser for the NHDP at the Common Man restaurant in Concord; and attended a private party at the Centennial Inn in Concord.  On June 8 he started the day with a live radio interview with Charlie Sherman on WGIR; spoke to the Franco-American Club at America's Credit Union Museum in Manchester; did a live radio interview with Laura Knoy at NHPR in Concord; and addressed the Carroll County Democrats at the Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett.  Also during this trip Gov. Richardson held private meetings with officials of the NEA-New Hampshire, the State Employees Association of NH (SEIU Local 1984), the Teamsters, Gov. John Lynch and Manchester Mayor Robert Baines and, in Portsmouth, a group of workers from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

>Former Sen. John Edwards visited NH on February 4-5, 2005.  On the evening of February 4 he attended a high school basketball game at Manchester West High School.  On February 5 he met people at Manchester Community Health Center, met privately with Gov. Lynch, and was the "Very Special Guest" at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's 100 Club Dinner at the Center of New Hampshire in Manchester.  [speech]
 

2004
>Sen. John Kerry made a post-election visit to NH to thank supporters, speaking at a closed event at The Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel (formerly the Holiday Inn) in Manchester on the evening of December 4, 2004.