. But here are some more interesting nuggets from last week's release, combined with data already available :Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina still dominate the early calendar, helping to decide the nominee and winnow down the field. And as far as fundraising goes, there's a clear top-tier.
Julian Castro is a perfect example. The day before he took the debate stage in Miami on June 26, Castro raised under $20,000. But the day of the debate, where he won praise after a heated back-and-forth with Beto O'Rourke on immigration, Castro pulled in $84,000. And the day after the debate, he raised almost $330,000.
The Hooiser hasn't looked back since — there have only been a handful of days since when he raised less than six-figures.MANCHESTER, N.H. — South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s campaign and its New Hampshire state director Michael Ceraso have parted ways, the campaign tells NBC News. In a statement from Buttigieg campaign manager Mike Schmuhl, the campaign says it is appreciative to Ceraso for getting their ground game in New Hampshire started.
During the 2016 campaign, Ceraso served as state director in New Hampshire and California for Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign. The Sanders campaign parted ways with Ceraso 27 days before the California primary.CONCORD, N.H. — Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., nabbed a notable endorsement Friday from longtime New Hampshire Democratic operative Judy Reardon.
Reardon said that she saw Gillibrand during her first trip to New Hampshire and was especially struck by her ebullience and energy.
What will she do to fight systemic white supremacy?
With no valid easy to pay for it? Not very well thought out.
By far the best candidate when measuring it on who has thought through the issues.
She must have a Richard Pryor and Sitting Bull for advisers!
Education is most important for now!