January 31, 2008
Posted: January 31st, 2008 09:01 AM ET
WASHINGTON (CNN) – Heading into the remaining days before Super Tuesday, all the presidential campaigns are facing the same conundrum: too much ground to cover in a finite amount of time. To maximize the calendar, campaigns are relying on free media pick-up in key February 5 states and high-profile surrogates to stump for the candidates whose time is better used in closely competitive or must-win states. Hillary Clinton's campaign is putting together a 22-city townhall on Super Tuesday eve in an effort to put the final touch on supporters and undecided voters. The New York senator will host the session from New York City. Her campaign says she will field questions from a live audience as well as from gatherings in other cities - from San Francisco and Denver to Grand Forks, North Dakota - that will all be connected via satellite. President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton are scheduled to participate. The 90-minute townhall will be simulcast on the campaign's website, and the first hour will be broadcast live on the Hallmark channel. –CNN Senior Political Producer Sasha Johnson Filed under: Hillary Clinton
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