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Visits to Key Early States
Through 3rd Q 2015 (Sept. 30, 2015)
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| Nov. 7, 2012- Sept. 30, 2015 |
21.5 visits 56 days |
10 visits 13 days |
9 visits 11 days |
Through 3rd Quarter 2015
On May 18 Jindal formed an exploratory
committee, and on June 24 in New Orleans he
announced his candidacy. Iowa: 21.5 visits, 56 days
2015
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on September 26-October 1, 2015.
On September 26 he gave testimony at Thy Kingdom Come Ministries' 21st annual Quad Cities Prayer Breakfast (recording artist Guy Penrod headlining) at the River Center in Davenport; and in the evening spoke at the Des Moines County GOP steak fry at the Port of Burlington in Burlington.
At mid-afternoon on September 27 he did a meet and greet at the Pizza Ranch in Mt. Pleasant.
On September 28 in the morning he did a a town hall at Hillphoenix (manufacturer) in Keosauqua; and in the evening he did a meet and greet at the Pizza Ranch in Washington.
Late morning on September 29 he did a town hall at Agri-Industrial Plastics in Fairfield; and in the evening he did a meet and greet at Hawkeye Restaurant in Keokuk.
On September 30 he did a meet and greet at Haines Dairy Farm in Sigourney; and in the evening participated in a Believe Again town hall at The Celebration Farm in Iowa City.
On October 1 "Private meetings. Fundraising calls. Radio interviews." and in the evening he spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Shores Event Center in Cedar Rapids.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on September 19-22, 2015.
On September 19 he spoke at Iowa FFC's Family Banquet and Presidential Forum at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines. On the evening of September 20 he spoke at a Believe Again free spaghetti supper at Bridge View Center in Ottumwa.
On September 21 he taped a segment on KCCI's "Close Up" in Des Moines.
On September 22 he held a town hall meeting at the Raccoon Valley Electric Cooperative in Glidden; and spoke and took questions at the Polk County GOP Central Committee meeting at Northwest Community Center in Des Moines.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on August 30-September 3, 2015.
On the evening of August 30 he attended a Harrison County GOP fundraiser at the Logan Community Center in Logan.
On August 31 he spoke at a lunch event at the Pizza Ranch in Storm Lake; and in the evening spoke at a Believe Again town hall at the Pizza Ranch in Sheldon.
On September 1 he did a lunch event at Danny's Sports Spot in Cherokee; and in the evening participated in the FAMiLY Leader Northwest regional summit at Dordt College in Sioux Center.
On September 2 he did a lunch event at Cronk's in Denison; and a meet and greet with the Iowa Federation of Republican Women at Leonard Farm in Holstein.
On September 3 he did a meet and greet with Congressman Rod Blum, hosted by Blum for Congress, at Beck's Sports Grill in Cedar Falls; and a Believe Again town hall at the Historic Train Depot at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on August 22-25, 2015.
On August 22 he attended the State Fair in Des Moines, including speaking at the Soapbox, visiting the Iowa Pork Producers tent, the Varied Industries Building and the Farm Bureau booth.
On August 23 he shared testimony at Jubilee Family Church in Oskaloosa; and did a meet and greet at Smokey Row in Oskaloosa.
On August 24 he did a mid-day meet and greet at Wapello GOP headquarters in Ottumwa; and in the evening spoke at a Believe Again town hall at the Pella Opera House in Pella.
On August 25 he did a mid-day meet and greet at the Pizza Ranch in Fort Dodge; and in the evening spoke at a Believe Again town hall at the Fisher Community Center in Marshalltown.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on August 16-18, 2015.
On the evening of August 16 he did a meet and greet family fun picnic at the home of Vicki Ford in Sergeant Bluff.
On the evening of August 17 he spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Elks Lodge #112 in Sioux City.
On August 18 he did a lunch event at 4 Brothers Bar & Grill in Le Mars; and spoke at a Believe Again town hall at The Center in Council Bluffs.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on August 8-12, 2015.
On August 8 he did a Cerro Gordo GOP Central Committee root beer floats meet and greet at Praise Community Church in Mason City; and appeared at the annual Hardin County GOP Sweetcorn/Gourmet Burger Feed at Ellsworth College Equestrian Center in Iowa Falls. (former Gov. Rick Perry also appeared)
On the evening of August 9 he spoke at the Black Hawk County Lincoln Dinner at the Electric Park Ballroom in Waterloo.
On August 10 he did a lunch event at the Pizza Ranch in Vinton; and spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Squaw Creek County Park - Prarie Oak Lodge in Marion.
On August 11 he did a lunch event at the Pizza Ranch in Muscatine; and spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Johnson County Fairgrounds - Montgomery Hall in Iowa City.
On the morning of August 12 he was the guest speaker at the Westside Conservative Club meeting at the Machine Shed Restaurant in Urbandale.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on July 16-21, 2015.
On July 16 he spoke at a Believe Again town hall at VFW Post 1623 in Waterloo (+); and addressed a Black Hawk GOP Central Committee meeting at 225 Commercial Street in Waterloo.
On July 17 he did a closed press breakfast event at the Machine Shed in Urbandale; and several press interviews during the day.
On July 18 he spoke and took questions at the pancake breakfast at First Assembly of God Church in Indianola; was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at the Machine Shed Restaurant in Urbandale; and spoke at The FAMiLY Leadership Summit 2015 at Stephens Auditorium in Ames.
On July 19 he mingled with fairgoers at the GOP booth at the Madison County Fair in Winterset.
On July 20 he met with Dennis Campbell, then spoke and took questions at Campbell Grain Farms in Grand Mound; and spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Thunder Bay Grille in Davenport.
On July 21 he he participated in an RFD-TV Rural Town Hall at the Stine Barn in West Des Moines; and spoke at a Believe Again town hall at Oakwood Road Community Center in Ames.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on July 11-13, 2015.
On July 11 he made a breakfast stop at Courtside Grill in Dubuque; was the featured guest at a Believe Again town hall at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art in Cedar Rapids; and did a press availability and a closed press fundraiser with Sen. Chuck Grassley at the Foot and Ankle Specialists of Iowa in Marion.
On July 12 he spoke and took questions at Coralville Public Library in Coralville; [attended services with Brad and Carole Sherman in Coralville] and was the featured guest at a free spaghetti supper hosted by Believe Again at American Legion Post #26 in Davenport.
On July 13 he stopped by Fancy Fritters restaurant in Monticello; and did a Believe Again town hall at American Legion Post 6 in Dubuque.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on June 30-July 4, 2015.
On June 30 he made a lunchtime retail stop at Saints Avenue Cafe in Boone; spoke to the pro-life group "Informed Choices" [ed-seeking details]; and was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at Waukee Community Center in Waukee.
On the afternoon of July 1 he visited The Center, a senior center in Council Bluffs; and in the evening was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at Bayliss Park Hall in Council Bluffs.
On July 2 he did a lunchtime retail event at Rebo's in Sioux City; visited Jolly Time Popcorn Factory in Sioux City; was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at Sioux City Museum in Sioux City; and attended the "Big Parade and Mardi Gras Festivale" at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City.
On July 3 he did a breakfast retail event at Family Table-Sioux Center Livestock Co. in Sioux Center; "dropped by Butler's Cafe for some good coffee and good conversation" in Sioux Center; did a lunchtime retail event at the Pizza Ranch in Rock Rapids; toured law enforcement equipment manufacturer Capital Armament in Sibley; toured firearms manufacturer Jard, Inc. in Sheldon; and a dinner retail event at Gary's on the River in Spencer.
On July 4 he marched in the 4th of July parade in Urbandale; and marched in the 4th of July parade in Windsor Heights.
>After his announcement on June 24, and events in NH on June 25, Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on June 26, 2015. He did a brunch at the Machine Shed Restaurant in Urbandale; and an early evening stop and Q&A session at Moos BBQ in Newton.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Cedar Falls, Iowa on June 15, 2015. He made a stop at MR Guns; and participated in an Americans for Peace, Prosperity and Security National Security Forum at Studio 5 at Mudd Advertising.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on May 16, 2015. He participated in a Story County GOP Century Club coffee followed by breakfast at Oakwood Road Church in Ames (radio host Simon Conway also appeared); speak at the Iowa National Security Action Summit at Point of Grace Church in Waukee; and in the evening spoke at the Republican Party of Iowa's Lincoln Dinner in Des Moines.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on April 24-25, 2015.
On the evening of April 24 he was the featured speaker at the Mahaska County Republicans' Spring Banquet at the Nelson Pioneer Farm in Oskaloosa.
On April 25 in the morning he did a Wapello County Republicans' meet and greet at Ottumwa Bridge View Center in Ottumwa; [big gap]; and he spoke at Iowa FFC's presidential candidate forum in Waukee.
>Gov. Bobby JIndal visited Iowa on April 9, 2015. He participated in the "Road to 2016: Informing the Energy Debate" forum at the World Food Prize Hall of Laureates in Des Moines; participated in a panel for the Network of Iowa Christian Home Education's Homeschool Iowa Capitol Day at the Des Moines Airport Holiday Inn in Des Moines; and addressed The FAMiLY LEADER Foundation's Southeast regional Presidential Lecture Series event at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal and Duck Dynasty CEO Willie Robertson headlined a Good Friday prayer breakfast at the DoubleTree in downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa on April 3, 2015 (>).
>Gov. Bobby Jindal appeared at an American Renewal Project's Pastors and Pews event at the Airport Holiday Inn in Des Moines, Iowa on the evening of March 9, 2015.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on January 6, 2015 for two closed-door Iowa Renewal Project events: a lunch at the Hotel in Kirkwood Center in Cedar Rapids; and a dinner at the Airport Holiday Inn in Des Moines.
2014: 4 visits, 6 days
>Gov. Bobby Jindal spoke at Polk County Republicans' fall Victory Dinner at the West Des Moines Marriott in West Des Moines, Iowa on the evening of December 16, 2014.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on September 27, 2014. He made calls and greeted volunteers at the GOP Victory Center at 2519 Chamberlain St. in Ames; attended a Iowa State University tailgate for the Senate Republican Leader Bill Dix at Jack Trice Stadium in the RV Parking S8 (east side) in Ames; and along with Sen. Ted Cruz, headlined Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition's 14th Annual Fall Family Banquet at the Knapp Learning Center on the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Iowa on August 8-9, 2014.
On August 8 he spoke at the Iowa Renewal Project's Pastors' Policy Briefing at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Cedar Rapids, and campaigned with congressional candidate Mariannette Miller-Meeks in Knoxville coinciding with the Knoxville Nationals. They toured the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum, and the Walk of Fame booths under the grandstand and attended a meet-and-greet at the home of Marion County Republican chairman Steve Bailey.
On August 9 accompanied by his family he visited the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, and he volunteered at the Republican Party booth; he attended a conservative leadership roundtable with U.S. Rep. Steve King at Hansen Company in Johnston; and he spoke at the FAMiLY Leadership Summit at Stephens Auditorium in Ames.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Des Moines, Iowa on June 13-14, 2014. On the evening of June 13 he was the special guest at a Republican Party of Iowa Road to Victory reception at Hy-Vee Hall. On June 14 he spoke at the Republican Party of Iowa state convention at Hy-Vee Hall. (Sen. Rand Paul, and former Sen. Rick Santorum also spoke at the convention).
2013: 1 visit, 1 day
>Gov. Bobby Jindal, chair of the Republican Governors Association, appeared at a fundraiser for Gov. Terry Branstad and at the annual summer party at Iowa Board of Regents president and agricultural entrepreneur Bruce Rastetter's property in Hubbard (Hardin County), Iowa on August 3, 2013.
New Hampshire: 10 visits, 13 days
>Gov.
Bobby Jindal participated in the 2015 New Hampshire Education
Summit
in Londonderry, NH on August 19, 2015.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal participated in the Voters First Forum at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH on August 3, 2015.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on July 5-7, 2015.
>On the afternoon of July 5 he spoke at the Merrimack County Republican Committee Celebration at Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown.
On July 6 he did a downtown walk with Mayor Ted Gatsas in Manchester; and was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at The Governor's Inn in Rochester.
On July 7 he did a Pints and Politics at The Barley House in Concord; and was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at The Yard Restaurant in Manchester.
>After making his announcement on June 24, Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on June 25, 2015. He met with Mayor Ted Gatsas and did a downtown walk in Manchester; and spoke at Politics & Eggs at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal is scheduled to headline the Pemi Baker Valley GOP May Spaghetti Dinner at the American Legion Hall in Ashland, NH on the evening of June 19, 2015. re-scheduled to Sept. 18, 2015
>Gov. Bobby Jindal made a brief visit to NH on June 1, 2015 to tape "Conversation with the Candidate" at WMUR-TV studios in Manchester.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on April 18, 2015. He attended a breakfast with State Representatives Millz, O'Connor, Chirichiello and MacEachern at MaryAnn's Diner in Derry; did one on one meetings with various political figures at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua; spoke at NHGOP's #FITN Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua; and attended the Derry Boys and Girls Club's 28th annual dinner auction.
2014: 3 visits, 4 days
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on September 25-26, 2014. On the evening of September 25 he spoke at an American Renewal Project ”Pastors and Pews” event in Nashua. On September 26 he campaigned with gubernatorial nominee Walt Havenstein at Polaris Charter School in Manchester; and at US FIRST in Manchester. (He then headed to Washington, DC to address the Values Voter Summit in the afternoon, and on September 27 was to be in Iowa).
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on September 6, 2014. He rallied at the NHGOP Victory office at 491 Amherst St. in Nashua; attended Sen. Kelly Ayotte's annual picnic (closed event) at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (Fisher Cats ballpark) in Manchester; spoke at the 12th annual Strafford County Barbeque at the Elks Lodge in Dover; attended the Seacoast Republican Women’s Club Annual ChiliFest at Bittersweet Farm in Stratham; and was the keynote speaker at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee Primary Gala at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua (Ted Cruz also spoke).
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on March 14, 2014. He spoke at the PLUS Company's 23rd annual Wild Irish Breakfast at the Raddison Hotel Nashua; according to Michelle Millhollon of The New Orleans Advocate he did some meetings with business leaders; and he delivered the keynote dinner address at the Northeast Republican Leadership Conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua.
2013: 1 visit, 1 day
>Gov. Bobby Jindal headlined a fundraiser for state Senate Republicans at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, NH on May 10, 2013.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal participated in the Voters First Forum at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH on August 3, 2015.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on July 5-7, 2015.
>On the afternoon of July 5 he spoke at the Merrimack County Republican Committee Celebration at Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown.
On July 6 he did a downtown walk with Mayor Ted Gatsas in Manchester; and was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at The Governor's Inn in Rochester.
On July 7 he did a Pints and Politics at The Barley House in Concord; and was the special guest at a Believe Again town hall at The Yard Restaurant in Manchester.
>After making his announcement on June 24, Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on June 25, 2015. He met with Mayor Ted Gatsas and did a downtown walk in Manchester; and spoke at Politics & Eggs at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal is scheduled to headline the Pemi Baker Valley GOP May Spaghetti Dinner at the American Legion Hall in Ashland, NH on the evening of June 19, 2015. re-scheduled to Sept. 18, 2015
>Gov. Bobby Jindal made a brief visit to NH on June 1, 2015 to tape "Conversation with the Candidate" at WMUR-TV studios in Manchester.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on April 18, 2015. He attended a breakfast with State Representatives Millz, O'Connor, Chirichiello and MacEachern at MaryAnn's Diner in Derry; did one on one meetings with various political figures at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua; spoke at NHGOP's #FITN Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua; and attended the Derry Boys and Girls Club's 28th annual dinner auction.
2014: 3 visits, 4 days
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on September 25-26, 2014. On the evening of September 25 he spoke at an American Renewal Project ”Pastors and Pews” event in Nashua. On September 26 he campaigned with gubernatorial nominee Walt Havenstein at Polaris Charter School in Manchester; and at US FIRST in Manchester. (He then headed to Washington, DC to address the Values Voter Summit in the afternoon, and on September 27 was to be in Iowa).
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on September 6, 2014. He rallied at the NHGOP Victory office at 491 Amherst St. in Nashua; attended Sen. Kelly Ayotte's annual picnic (closed event) at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (Fisher Cats ballpark) in Manchester; spoke at the 12th annual Strafford County Barbeque at the Elks Lodge in Dover; attended the Seacoast Republican Women’s Club Annual ChiliFest at Bittersweet Farm in Stratham; and was the keynote speaker at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee Primary Gala at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua (Ted Cruz also spoke).
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited NH on March 14, 2014. He spoke at the PLUS Company's 23rd annual Wild Irish Breakfast at the Raddison Hotel Nashua; according to Michelle Millhollon of The New Orleans Advocate he did some meetings with business leaders; and he delivered the keynote dinner address at the Northeast Republican Leadership Conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua.
2013: 1 visit, 1 day
>Gov. Bobby Jindal headlined a fundraiser for state Senate Republicans at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, NH on May 10, 2013.
South Carolina: 9 visits, 11 days
2015
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited SC on September 18, 2015. He participated in Heritage America's Take Back America Forum in Greenville; and filed paperwork to appear on the Republican primary ballot at Greenville Spartanburg Internaational Airport in Greer.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal participated in a First in the South Republican Primary presidential town hall hosted by U.S. Sen. Tim Scott at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC on the evening of August 20, 2015.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited SC on June 12-13, 2015. On the afternoon of June 12 he met with Gov. Nikki Haley in the Governor's Mansion in Columbia. On June 13 he was one of the speakers at the The Response SC call to prayer meeting at North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited Greenville, SC on May 9, 2015. He spoke and took questions at the American Renewal Project's South Carolina Private Policy Briefing luncheon at the Westin Pointsett; and spoke at the Freedom Summit at the Peace Center.
>Gov. Jindal was scheduled to speak at the South Carolina National Security Action Summit, hosted by Breitbart News, The Center for Security Policy and High Frontier, Brookland Baptist Banquet and Conference Center in West Columbia, SC on March 14, 2015.flight cancelled.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited SC on March 3, 2015. He met with pastors for a lunch in Columbia organized by David Lane's American Renewal Project; made a guest appearance at the end of the meeting of the First Tuesday GOP Club of Lexington and Richland at the Brookland Baptist Church Banquet & conference Center in West Columbia; and met with pastors for dinner at Embassy Suites in Greenville, organized by David Lane's American Renewal Project.
2014: 3 visits, 4 days
>Gov. Bobby Jindal campaigned with Gov. Nikki Haley in SC on October 30, 2014, day two of her bus tour, making stops at Coastal Carolina University in Conway; at Nosh in Pawleys Island; and at The Red Pepper restaurant in Summerville.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal visited SC on October 6-7, 2014. (Following a major foreign policy speech at AEI in the morning) on the evening of October 6 he spoke to The Charleston Meeting at the Mills House Hotel in Charleston. On October 7 he met with volunteers at the SCGOP Victory office at 1156 Bowman Road in Mount Pleasant; and spoke at the Citadel in Charleston.
>Gov. Bobby Jindal was the featured speaker at the South Carolina Republican Party's Silver Elephant Dinner at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia, SC on the evening of June 6, 2014. CNN's Paul Steinhauser reported he was also to stop by a fundraiser for Attorney General Alan Wilson and meet with Gov. Nikki Haley as well as doing media.
2013: 1 visit, 1 day
>Gov. Bobby Jindal, Gov. Rick Perry and Gov. Scott Walker attended a fundraiser for Gov. Nikki Haley at the home of developer Bob Hughes in Greenville, SC on August 26, 2013.
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