The Journal tracked top presidential candidates’ travel to find out where they’re raising money, looking for delegates and eyeing the general election
Democratic presidential candidates have entered the hectic post-Labor Day campaign season. But the top contenders were pretty busy already, hitting 47 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico even before the fall frenzy kicked off this month.
The Wall Street Journal asked each of the 10 candidates who qualified for the September Democratic debate to share how many campaign trips they had made to each state, including for public events and fundraising stops, from the time each of them got into the race through Labor...
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