ICYMI: On New Hampshire RV Tour, Cory Booker Stands Out from the Field

Booker campaigned across the state, spoke to 5000th Granite Stater and knocked doors

Manchester, NH - On his fifth visit to New Hampshire as a presidential candidate, presidential candidate Cory Booker spoke to his 5,000th Granite State voter, held his 40th event, snapped hundreds more selfies, answered dozens more questions and knocked on several doors -- a first for a 2020 candidate. In doing so -- this time as part of an RV tour -- Booker established himself as the most accessible candidate to voters while laying out a vision for the country that is resonating with Granite Staters: WMUR: Cory Booker returns to New Hampshire, travels around state in an RV Cory Booker went "knocking on doors to support a local election. 'I'm actually out here campaigning for your mayor.' The three Democrats are holding very different events. [Booker] took the press on his RV."

Nashua Telegraph: FRONT PAGE: Booker talks gun control during visit "While touching on many of his policies and plans regarding pressing issues facing the nation, Booker took questions from members of the audience on topics including Medicare for all, climate change and student loan relief. Of all the questions, one regarding school shootings from 8-year-old Massachusetts native Scout Maloney brought out a lot of emotion over the need for gun control from the presidential hopeful."

Boston Globe: Cory Booker, on swing through New Hampshire, says ‘it’s not about partisanship’ Tim Callis, 64, a voter from Manchester, had come to the event to learn more about Booker and his policies. The senator’s remarks at Craig’s headquarters left him still curious to learn more, Callis said, but Booker largely made a positive impression. “I check people’s body language, eyes, and I just got a good feeling about him, that he’s truthful,” Callis said. “You can’t hide.” Eagle Tribune: FRONT PAGE: Booker talks unity with voters in Pelham "Alejandro Urrutia, a Hudson, New Hampshire resident, said he liked that Booker talked 'with the heart.' As someone who emigrated to America from Mexico in the 80s, and is the chair of the Latino caucus of New Hampshire, he also commended Booker's stance on unity. 'I like his approach to being unified in a time in the United States when we are so divided,' Urrutia said." Manchester Ink Link: Booker and Craig stress local importance at canvass kickoff "Senator Booker praised Craig and also praised the role of municipal officials in general, hearkening back to his time as an elected official at the local level. 'Former New York mayor Fiorello LaGuardia once said there’s no Democratic or Republican way to fix potholes. Being a mayor is about getting things done every single day, hitting singles and doubles and occasionally hitting home runs for your community,' he said." NBC Boston: Cory Booker tours New Hampshire in RV  "Booker is touring in an RV, taking aim at President Trump and Governor Chris Sununu, accusing them of putting wealth ahead of working people. 'This is an election not a referendum on any one individual. It's a referendum on who we are to each other. It's a referendum on the spirit of this country and what's it going to be.' Today he joined the mayor of Manchester to launch her re-election campaign and is now knocking on doors around the city." NBC Burlington: Cory Booker attracts large crowd in NH Booker "attracted large crowds on Saturday in Manchester, Nashua and Exeter...the Senator continues to be critical of President Donald Trump." WCVB Boston: Cory Booker meet votes in NH, tour state in RV "Senator Booker was actually in an RV today meeting with voters."