TX-31 · Oct. 18 – Nov. 1

Who shows up?

Two weeks before Election Day. One candidate crossed Central Texas from Killeen to Taylor, meeting voters at polling places, town halls and county fairs. The other went from home to the office and back.

Oct. 18 – Nov. 1
The incumbent

John Carter

Home ↔ office, a few times a week
Home area & officeTrips
0
Trips
2
Towns
0
Public events
Illustration. We don't track Congressman Carter's movements; his trips are drawn at a typical two to three a week. His home is shown at city level only. Public campaign events on record in this period: none.
The challenger

Justin Early

Two weeks on the road, in order
Calendar eventsStops along the wayTeam block walks
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Stops
0
Towns
0
Campaign events
Solid dots are events on the campaign calendar: poll greeting, town halls, fairs and meetings. The calendar usually lists only the final destination, so hollow dots are estimated stops along the way, at Justin's typical pace of about two a day. Campaign events include the team's block walks and phone banks.
John Carter's public campaign events this fall
0

No debates. No town halls. No forums. Justin Early has been everywhere from Fort Hood to Sun City. Congressman Carter hasn't shown up once.

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