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Concord, N.H. - With less than a week before the primary election, September 11, and 61 days until Election Day on November 6, the New Hampshire Democratic Party has made huge strides in reaching out to voters and building an effective coordinated campaign infrastructure.
“We’re going to win big on November 6 by going neighbor to neighbor,” said Chairman Ray Buckley. “Our incredible grassroots team and volunteers have been engaging in these important conversations for months, and it’ll all materialize when New Hampshire voters head to the polls.”
The New Hampshire Democratic Party Coordinated Campaign has:
Placed over 55,000 phone calls to discuss issues Sununu and Republicans are failing on
Knocked on over 48,000 doors: nearly 25,000 more than what was done to date in 2014
Spoken directly with over 16,000 voters to remind them of what’s at stake in this election
Had over 10,000 cups of coffee to stay awake and energized
Had nearly 1,700 one-on-one meetings with activists
Engaged nearly 1,500 active volunteers to support us in our effort to elect Democrats
Had over 1,000 “Commit to Vote” cards signed
Had over 500 slices of cheese and pepperoni pizza
Has recruited candidates to run for a record-breaking number of 383 State Representative seats
45 organizers working to engage volunteers and voters: 40 field organizers, 5 campus organizers
Opened 22 Coordinated Campaign offices across the state
Worked with 11 candidates in the First Congressional District
7 regional directors managing voter outreach in towns, cities, and college campuses across the state
Hosted 6 forums in Carroll, Rockingham, Belknap, and Strafford Counties
Hosted 2 of our forums at middle schools: Dover Middle School and Kennett Middle School
Hosted 1 forum at a community college: Manchester Community College
Hosted 1 forum at a high school: Exeter High School
“We have surpassed our efforts from the 2014 midterm cycle, when we bucked a national trend and re-elected Senator Jeanne Shaheen, then-Governor Maggie Hassan, and Representative Annie Kuster,” continued Chairman Buckley. “Democrats can win in every town, no matter how traditionally Republican. We’re laying the groundwork for Democrats to win back control of the governorship, the State House, State Senate, Executive Council, and to keep both congressional seats blue. We are proud of all we have built in recent months, and urge all Granite Staters eager to get involved.”
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