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September 1, 2008 - 8:00pm
Day 1 at the Republican National Convention: State-by-state coverage from Politicker.com
By Michael GrassWhat follows is a complete state-by-state listing of Politicker.com's on-the-ground coverage of the first day of the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
ARIZONA
- In St. Paul, Brewer gubernatorial speculation builds
- Shadegg praises McCain response to Gustav, but says storm is 'net negative' for campaign
CALIFORNIA
- Poizner raises voter bounty for new registrations
- Alameda, Contra Costa county Republicans to host convention watching parties
- Matt Fong said delegate mood is surging
- Poizner says he's seriously looking at 2010 governor's race
- Steele: Nov. 4 is an opportunity for GOP
- Jim Brulte warns of tough sledding for CA GOP this fall
- Wilson: My budget situation was different than now
- Wilson goes after Obama on foreign policy
- Monday event for CA delegation to raise money for hurricane relief
- Schwarzenegger not attending Republican National Convention
- California delegation events subject to change amid Gustav concerns
- Stalled budget means special election likely, some GOP delegates to miss convention
COLORADO
- Burton not wavering in supporting Palin after daughter's pregnancy
- Wadhams supports curtailing RNC activities as Gustav hits Louisiana
- Lambert touts Palin's executive experience
- Hatch: 'Solid, tough' Schaffer will beat Udall
- Crank gets in the T-shirt business
- South suburban women will decide election, Wadhams predicts
- Wadhams: Dem attacks on Palin insult rural America
KENTUCKY
- Confidence from NRSC on Bunning in 2010
- Front-row seats for Kentucky on the RNC floor
- Hatch on McConnell: ‘There is nobody that’s going to beat him’
- McConnell gets temporary chair nomination
- Northup will not attend Republican National Convention
- RNC events taking on 'charitable' purpose for KY delegates
- KY delegation breakfasts start tomorrow at RNC
- Gustav-related changes keep McConnell at home, for now
- The parties change, but the neighbor remains the same
- Kentuckians waiting it out at RNC
MAINE
- Rove comments: Biden camp responds
- Video: Karl Rove speaks to Maine delegation
- Hurricane Gustav and the RNC: Taking a day by day approach
- Ellis to be named convention officer
- Rove: Obama's inexperienced; Biden's a 'big, blowhard doofus'
- Veteran responds to attack ad
- Hurricane Gustav to shake up Mainers’ RNC schedule; several major speakers planned for Tuesday
MARYLAND
- Uncapher supports convention schedule changes
- Walker says McCain’s VP choice will get skeptical conservatives on board
- Maryland Republicans: Palin’s daughter's pregnancy ‘doesn’t change the campaign at all’
- Shalleck eyes Presley to plant a flag for GOP in Montgomery County
- Steele convention address remains fluid with schedule
- Gustav changes RNC planning calculus for Md. delegation
MASSACHUSETTS
- Levy: McCain more help to down ballot Republicans than Romney would have been
- Mass. GOP delegation gives Democratic convention high marks
- Healey praises McCain for Palin pick, says it won’t lure Clinton backers
- Torkildsen: RNC has done a good job shuffling convention schedule
- With mixed emotions, Mass. GOP delegates embrace Palin as VP pick
- Romney bet against his own VP chances
- Dems and Republicans say Palin won’t help McCain in Mass.
- Mass. GOP begins convention with focus on Gustav
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
- Dem party statement: No statement tonight
- Gregg skipping convention
- Rudy to address joint breakfast
- Barnett says campaign focused on grassroots
- Hurst says Palin will help McCain carry Manchester
- Burns calls county races 'underrated'
- Spaulding downplays ballot theory
- St. Hilaire ‘confident’ of victory
- McCain’s son thanks Granite State delegation
NEW JERSEY
- Ferguson praises Lance's campaign to succeed him
- Zimmer reflects on conventions past
- Puharic hopes for Bush visit
- GOP continue to make case for Palin but Dems say she's no Jersey girl
- McHose: Palin has chutzpah
- Wilson will be "sickened" if NRCC doesn't spend money in District 3
- Military theme dominates Pataki speech
- Smith ups his profile before the convention
- DuHaime returns to Jersey roots - even if it's in Minneapolis
- Huckabee: blessed are the brief
- Kean: Corzine hurting higher education
- Zimmer foregoes going after Lautenberg
- Smith:Palin puts New Jersey in play
- Stormwatch persists in Minneapolis
- Pennacchio stays home from convention
- Fenton dismissive of Dems' charges
- Palin a strong pick because of local elected experience, says Hatfield
- Kean: Gustav gives McCain a chance to show contrast
- DeCroce happy about Ferreiro's presence in Denver
- Christie's absent, but his brother makes the rounds
- Republicans sedate on convention eve
- On the ground in Minneapolis, Thompson defends Bush, takes a shot at Dems
OHIO
- Husted: Brunner is vulnerable in 2010
- Don't count out Mike DeWine for gov. run
- Huckabee: McCain dodged danger in Ohio with VP pick
- GOP sees need for more female candidates
- Voinovich drops hints he'll run in '10
- McCain's Ohio manager on the Palin effect
- Pawlenty mum on effect of Bush's absense on convention
- Petro, fmr. Cuyahoga commissioner, sees GOP victory in Dem county
- Rove, Romney to speak at ORP breakfast Thursday
- McCain's stand against Reagan sticks out to DeWine, 25 years later
- Ohio Republicans raise $20K for hurricane relief
OREGON
- Wife of injured Afghanistan soldier will cast delegate vote for McCain
- Ron Paul delegates feel welcome in Oregon Republican delegation
- Shannon: ‘For us to sit in our room makes no sense'
- Woolridge tries to organize military votes for McCainMauer: ‘I’m really really happy with Palin’
- Walker: ‘I don’t think they’ll get 36’
- Oregon delegates: ‘We’ve had to board up our house before’
- Day approves of slimmed convention schedule
- Oregon Republican delegation facing shortened schedule
- Nagin: ‘Pray for us’
PENNSYLVANIA
- Orie says she fears lame-duck session this year
- State GOP responds to Palin news
- Lehigh Co. comish touts importance of Lehigh Valley
- Chester Co. comish questions fairness in Philly elections
- Roberta McCain wows Pa. delegation
- Pataki tries to strike non-partisan note at Pa. breakfast
- Gustav's approach cancels Hackett's speech
- Minority leader Smith can't help throw partisan elbow
TEXAS
- Laura Bush, Texas Gov. Rick Perry address convention, hurricane
- Meet Texas' Chris Daniel: youngest elected official at RNC
WASHINGTON STATE
- Muri high on colleague Bunney's chances
- Roulstone: McCain strong among veterans
- McMorris Rodgers fills convention week schedule
- Government accountability may be heading to Pierce County GOP platform
- Norquist ambivalent on WA gov race
- McMorris joins parade of convention supporters
- Norquist urges WA delegates to enforce Republican no-tax brand
- Roulstone sees McCain putting America first
- Gorton predicts good week, year for GOP
- Esser: hurricane delay 'entirely appropriate'
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