-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on January 22-23, 2003.  (Note the first scheduled event, a planned meeting with students at St. Anselm's College, was cancelled due to a change in the Senate vote schedule).  On January 22, Lieberman visited with patrons and then met privately with a group of local Democratic activists at Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; met privately with a group of local Democratic activists at Smith-Weiss, Shepard & Durmer in Nashua; and attended a house party at the home of Mike Garafalo, chairman of the Salem Democratic Town Committee, at his home in Salem.  On January 23 he spoke to members of the Portsmouth Sunrise Rotary
 Club at Redhook Brewery at Pease International Tradeport in Portsmouth and visited with patrons and local Democratic activists at Caffenio Coffee Shop in Concord.
 

2002 (Total 2001-2002: 6 visits, 10 days)
-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on December 10, 2002.  He attended an informal luncheon with the Democratic caucus at Bridges House, the governor's residence, in Concord and a coffee with Concord-area activists hosted by Marty Gross, former mayor of Concord, at Sulloway & Hollis law firm in Concord.

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on October 14-15, 2002.  On October 14 he helped kick off Manchester City Democrats canvassing at Democratic coordinated campaign headquarters in Manchester; campaigned with 2nd district candidate for Congress Katrina Swett at the NHDP regional office in Keene; walked through Claremont with state Sen. George Disnard; campaigned with gubernatorial candidate Mark Fernald at Dartmouth College in Hanover; and did a meet and greet with Fernald and campaign volunteers at the NHDP regional office in Lebanon.  (House Democratic Leader Peter Burling accompanied Lieberman throughout the day).  On October 15 he did a breakfast fundraiser for the Nashua City Democratic Committee at Daniel Webster College in Nashua.
 

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on August 18, 2002.  He had a busy day, starting out with three events in Manchester: the Jewish Federation of Greater Manchester brunch, a drop by at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church Festival, and lunch with Manchester City aldermen; he attended the Hillsborough County Democratic Picnic at the home of Sen. Kathleen McLaughlin Peterson in Bedford; he and John Kacavas were guest speakers at the Hampton, North Hampton, and Hampton Falls Dems Picnic at Pitlochry Farms in Hampton Falls; and finally he wrapped up with a fundraiser for the House Democratic Caucus (Strafford County House candidates) in Barrington.
 

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on June 2-3, 2002.  On June 2 he attended a Cheshire County Democratic Committee house party ($25 per person) at Jay Kahn's residence in Keene.  On June 3 he attended a NH DLC caucus coffee at the law offices of Wiggin & Nourie, LLP in Manchester; visited Bakersville Elementary School in Manchester where he toured the school, read to students and did a roundtable discussion; spoke at a Nashua City Democratic Committee luncheon at the VFW post in Nashua; did a small fundraiser for New Hampshire Democratic Party at Fratello's Restaurant in Manchester; and went to the Coordinated Campaign headquarters in Manchester and visited with their new canvassers.
 

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on March 17-18, 2002.  He began with a fundraiser for congressional candidate Martha Fuller Clark at a private home in Rye Beach; followed by a roundtable with local activists and Clark at Goldi's in Portsmouth; a house party at Donna Soucy's home in Manchester; the Merrimack County Democrats St. Patrick's Day fundraising dinner at the Cat 'N Fiddle in Concord (this was the highlighted event); and finishing the evening at Wild Rover pub in Manchester.  On March 18 he stopped by firehouse Station 7 in Manchester and did a high tech small business event in Nashua.
 

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on November 3-4, 2001.  On the evening of Nov. 3 he arrived at Berlin-Milan Airport and spoke at the Coos County Democrats' Truman Dinner at the Town & Country Motor Inn in Shelburne.  On Nov. 4 he attended a fundraiser brunch for the New Hampshire Democratic Senate Caucus at the home of Sen. Sylvia Larsen in Concord, a fundraiser for the Committee to Elect House Democrats at the home of Rep. Bette Lasky in Nashua, a roundtable with students at St. Anselm College in Goffstown, and a rally with Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, Mayor Bob Baines, Rep. Martha Fuller Clark and Manchester Democratic candidates at the Sweeney Post on Maple Street in Manchester.