-Rep. Kucinich is scheduled to visit NH on January 14-15, 2004.  On January 14 he plans an interview with the BBC in Manchester; an interview with the NH Gazette in Portsmouth; to attend an alternative energy reception "with the Bio-diesel Democreation Bus artists/environmentalists" at the campaign's Portsmouth office; lunch with supporters at Saucy Grace in Portsmouth; [in the afternoon he has events in Maine]; and in the evening a Democratic Roundtable at Portsmouth Brewery; [he then goes to a house party in Maine]; and returns to do a live TV interview with Greta Van Susteren (FOX News) in Portsmouth.

-Gov. Dean plans to visit NH on the morning and early afternoon of January 14, 2004.  He plans to hold a town hall meeting at Adams Memorial Opera House in Derry; and hold a town hall meeting in the Dion Center at Rivier College in Nashua.

-Sen. Lieberman plans to visit NH on January 13-16, 2004. 
Starting mid-afternoon on January 13 he plans to make a "major speech" on building on the Clinton legacy at the Elks Club in Dover; host a town hall meeting at Flatbread Pizza in North Conway; and attend a house party at the home of of Paula Bradley in Randolph. 
On January 14 he plans to share a "Cup of Joe" with patrons at Tea Birds Diner in Berlin; hold a town hall meeting at Littleton Senior Center in Littleton; hold a town hall meeting at Kendal Senior Center in Hanover; host a town hall meeting at the Earl Bourdon Center in Claremont; and attend a "McCain-iac" house party at the home of Don Byrne in Bedford. 
On January 15 he plans to share a "Cup of Joe" with patrons at Belmont Hall & Restaurant in Manchester; discuss his plan to help small businesses, at location tba in Nashua; speak to students at Alvirne High School in Hudson; do an event tba in Milford; discuss his plan to help small businesses at Portex in Keene; host a town hall meeting at the Kimball-Jenkins Estate in Concord; and attend a house party at the home of Ray Dugdale in Bedford.  Theme of the day: "small business agenda."
On January 16, early, he plans to greet shipyard workers as they begin their work day at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; share a "Cup of Joe" with patrons at Betty's Kitchen in New Hampton; and speak at the Granite State Independent Living Forum at the Bedford Wayfarer in Bedford.
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-Sen. Edwards plans to visit NH on the afternoon and evening of January 13, 2004.  (Arrives from Iowa).  He plans to talk about health care at Child Health Services in Manchester; hold a town hall meeting at the YWCA in Manchester; and hold a town meeting at Exeter Town Hall.  (Heads back to Iowa).

-Gen. Clark plans to visit Child Health Services and host a roundtable discussion with employees in Manchester, NH on January 13, 2004.  (Then to New York).

-Gen. Clark plans to visit NH on January 11-12, 2004.
On the afternoon of January 11 he plans to greet diners at Belmont Restaurant in Manchester; greet canvassers at the campaign's headquareters in Manchester; attend a house party hosted by Mike & Stephanie Ballentine in Nashua; and host a "Conversation with Clark" at Moore Elementary School gymnasium in Candia.
On the morning of January 12 he plans to tour Stonyfield Farm and host a roundtable discussion with employees in Londonderry; and receive the endorsement of the Abenaki Tribe at the Museum of New Hampshire History in Concord.  (Then to Texas).

-Gov. Dean visited NH on January 9-10, 2004. 
On January 9 he held a town hall meeting on health care at Rochester Community Center in Rochester; rallied at The Music Hall in Portsmouth; did a meet-the-candidate town hall at Concord High School cafeteria; and spoke at the College Convention 2004 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester.
On January 10 he did a meet-the-candidate event at Berlin Junior High School in Berlin.

-Rep. Gephardt visited NH on the morning and early afternoon of January 9, 2004.  He visited voters over breakfast at Golden Egg restaurant in Portsmouth; did a countdown to victory at Great Falls Grill in Somersworth; did a countdown to victory at Pleasant View Retirement Community in Concord; and visited voters over lunch at Blake's Restaurant in Manchester.  (He then headed to Iowa).

-Sen. Edwards visited NH on January 8-10, 2004. 
On January 8 he held a workplace town hall meeting at BAE Systems in Nashua; joined by several families he unveiled a package of proposals to strengthen middle class families at the home of Sheilagh Shiepe in Manchester; spoke to the Portsmouth Rotary at Yoken's Restaurant; held a town hall meeting at Vithally's Restaurant in Rochester; and participated in the presidential forum at Temple Beth Jacob in Concord.
On January 9 he spoke at the College Convention 2004 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester; held a town hall meeting at Timoleon's Restaurant in Keene; did several editorial board meetings; and in the evening held a town hall meeting at City Hall in Nashua.
On January 10 he held a press conference "to talk about the importance of having a government that works for all of us and not just the powerful interests" at the Jefferson Building (on No. Commercial) in Manchester.

-Sen. Lieberman visited NH on January 7-11, 2004.
Starting on the afternoon of January 7 he gave a major speech framing the choice facing voters at BAE in Nashua; attended a house party at the home of Kerry Stap in Windham; held a town hall meeting at Marion Gerrish Community Center in Derry; and addressed staff and supporters at the campaign's Manchester headquarters on Elm Street.
On January 8 he shared a "Cup of Joe" with patrons at Rolands in Nashua; held a town hall at Peterborough Library; spoke at the College Convention 2004 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester; discussed economic innovation plans at the Press Room Restaurant in Portsmouth; greeted local activists at a house party hosted by Margaret Talcott and Scott Scharer in Exeter; and spoke at the presidential forum at Temple Beth Jacob in Concord.
On the morning and early afternoon of January 9 he shared a "Cup of Joe" with patrons at In a Pinch in Concord; unveiled a new plan to protect privacy and promote government openness at Orr and Reno Law Firm in Concord; met with local patrons at The Soda Shoppe at Laconia Mall in Laconia; discussed Social Security and Medicare with seniors at Waldron Towers in Dover.  Late Friday and Saturday he observed the Sabbath.
On the evening of January 10 he greeted local activists at a house party hosted by Dick and Katrina Swett at their home in Bow.
On January 11 he announced the "Independents for Joe" steering committee at the campaign's Manchester headquarters.

-Amb. Moseley Braun visited NH on January 7-8, 2004. 
On January 7 she participated in a candidate forum organized by New England Community Action Association at the Sheraton Hotel in Nashua; toured New Horizons, a homeless shelter and soup kitchen in Manchester; did a meet the candidate at Families in Transition in Manchester; (dinner at Margarita's); and did "Newsnight w/ Chet Curtis & Jim Braude" on NECN at the Union Leader building in Manchester. 
On January 8 she spoke at College Convention 2004, sponsored by New England College, at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester; and talked with students and teachers at the Media Center of Raymond High School in Raymond.

-Sen. Kerry visited NH on January 7-8, 2004. 
On January 7 he did a live radio interview on "The Exchange" at NHPR in Concord; made a speech on a Worker's Bill of Rights to Politics and Eggs at the Bedford Inn; did a town hall meeting with workers at Timberland Company in Stratham; and held a Town Hall Chili Feed at VFW Post 8641 in Merrimack.
On January 8 he held a discussion with workers at Veano's Italian Kitchen in Concord; met and greeted workers and toured Page Belting in Concord; spoke at the New England College Convention at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester; meet with workers at  Strafford County Complex, starting at the new jail construction site and also meeting with nurses at , in Dover; met with IBEW Workers at Sugar Shack in Barrington; and hosted a Town Hall Chili Feed at Elks Lodge in Dover.

-Rep. Kucinich visited NH on January 7-8, 2004.
On January 7 he spoke to New Hampshire Community Action at the Sheraton Tara Hotel in Nashua; spoke at College Convention 2004 at Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester; had a private dinner with NHDP chair Kathy Sullivan and NHDP executive director Mike Vlacich at the Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; sat down with Students for a Sensible Drug Policy at Chateau Restaurant in Manchester; and attended a house party sponsored by Steve and Deborah Thurber in Nashua. 
On January 8 he did an ed board at the Union Leader; stopped in at the Blue Moon Market in Exeter; made a presentation at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton; appeared on Arne Arneson radio show from 37 Redington Road (WKXL) in Concord; taped an interview for an NHPTV profile at their studio in Durham; went bowling at Striker's East in Raymond; and participated in Temple Beth Jacob's "A Conversation with Jewish Voters" at the TBJ Social Hall in Concord.

-Gov. Dean received the endorsement of former Sen. Bill Bradley at Best Western Executive Court Banquet Facility in Manchester, NH early on the morning of January 6, 2004.

-Sen. Lieberman and Hadassah visited NH on January 5, 2004.  He shared a "Cup of Joe" with Patrons at Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; discussed healthcare costs with workers at Belknap Tire in Laconia; participated in a roundtable discussion on healthcare quality at Lilac City Pediatrics in Rochester; Hadassah joined him and they hosted a town meeting at Raymond High School in Raymond; he spoke at the New England Community Action Association 2004 Presidential Forum at Sheraton Tara in Nashua; they attended a house party at Medford Farms Retirement Community in Goffstown; and attended a house party at the home of Jane Little in Milford.

-Sen. Edwards visited NH on January 2-3, 2004.  On January 2 he kicked off and joined a door-to-door canvass in Nashua, starting at the campaign's office there; met with voters at the Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; met with voters at the Littleton Diner in Littleton; [a planned met with voters at The Common Ground in Lancaster was cancelled due to bad weather and roads]; and held a town meeting at Mister Pizza in Gorham.  On January 3 he met with voters at the Met Coffee House in North Conway; met with voters at the home of Wil and Carol Boc in Dover; met with voters at the home of Elissa and Tim Stone in Portsmouth; and delivered a "major speech" on the steps of City Hall in Nashua.

-Sen. Kerry visited NH on January 2, 2004.  He held a small business roundtable discussion at Intelitek in Manchester; held a Town Hall Chili Feed at VFW Harley Sanford Post in Milford; played a pick up hockey game with New Hampshire supporters at Tri Town Ice Arena in Hooksett; and did a Town Hall Chili Feed at Alvirne High School in Hudson.

-Gov. Dean visited NH on January 2, 2004.  He held a town hall meeting at Peterborough Town Hall; a town hall meeting at VFW Post 483 in Nashua; and a meet-the-candidate forum at Elks Lodge #1210 in Concord.  He then proceeded to Iowa.

-Sen. Lieberman and wife Hadassah visited NH on January 1-2, 2004.  On January 1 in Manchester he and Hadassah met local residents and watched football games at Jillian's Billiard Club; met local residents and watched football games at Billy's Sports Bar & Grill; [a planned stop at Amoskeag Bingo was cancelled due to a time crunch]; hosted a house party at their new apartment; and attended a house party at the home of Bob and Frances Shaine.  On January 2 they meet local residents at Blake's Diner; met "Clinton Pen Pal" Mary Hill and local residents at Mamos Market in Concord; and held a roundtable discussion on domestic violence at the home of Bob & Pam Bournival in Bedford. 

-Gen Clark visited NH on December 31, 2003-January 10, 2004.
[gap; no public events] On the afternoon of January 1 he met with fire fighters at Manchester Fire Department in Merrimack Street in Manchester; met with police officers at Manchester Police Department on Chestnut Street in Manchester; [gap]; and in the evening attend a house party at the home of Peter and Anne Bender in Concord. 
On January 2 he did a "Conversation with Clark" at New Hampshire Charitable Foundation in Concord; hosted a "Conversation with Clark" at the Notchland Inn in Hart's Location; and hosted a "Conversation with Clark" at Conway Elementary School gym in Conway. 
On January 3 he hosted a pancake breakfast at VFW Post # 1772 in Rochester; did meet and greet at Calef's Country Store in Barrington; did a downtown walk in Portsmouth beginning at the corner of Market Street and Congress and concluding at South Church where he will host a "Conversation with Clark"; and hosted a "Conversation with Clark" at North Hampton Town Hall in North Hampton.
On January 4 he hosted a pancake breakfast at American Legion Sweeney Post in Manchester; [?Meet the Press]; attended a "Women for Wes" event at F.I.R.S.T. Tech Building in Manchester; and in the evening held a "Conversation with Clark" at Nashua City Hall.
On January 5 he announced his tax reform plan before the New England Community Action Association Presidential Forum at Sheraton Tara Hotel in Nashua; held a "Conversation with Clark" at Riverwoods at Exeter in Exeter; and held a "Conversation with Clark" at Elk's Lodge #185 in Dover.
On January 6 , late morning, he plans to visit workers at Page Belting, Inc. in Concord to discuss his tax reform plan; in the evening he plans to attend a house party hosted by Dr. Dan Botsford, Dr. Cheryl Liebling, Dr. Mark Liebling, Dr. Leigh Wheeler, Amb. George Bruno in Bedford; and host a "Conversation with Clark" at McKelvie Middle School Cafeteria in Bedford.
[gap] At noon on January 7 he plans a "Conversation with Clark" at Peterborough Town House in Peterborough; [gap] and in the evening he plans a "Conversation with Clark" at Keene Area High School in Keene.
On January 8 he plans to appear on "The Exchange" at NHPR in Concord; host a "Conversation with Clark" at Havenwood Retirement Community in Concord; and host a "Conversation with Clark" at Concord High School cafeteria.
On January 9 he plans to host a pancake breakfast at Sigma Phi Epsilon in Hanover; do grand rounds at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon; hold a roundtable discussion with veterans at Lebanon Public Library in Lebanon; and do a "Conversation with Clark" hosted by the Rockefeller Center at the Top of the Hop, Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College.
On January 10 he plans to host a pancake breakfast at Milford VFW Post #4368; and speak at College Convention 2004 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester.  [To Wisconsin, North Dakota].