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December 2019 impeachment protests in the United States
Impeachment protest inDes Moines on December 17
Date	December 17–18, 2019
Location	United States
Caused by	Support of theimpeachment of Donald Trump
Methods	Protest

During December 17–18, 2019,^[1] a series of demonstrations were held in the United States, in support of theimpeachment of Donald Trump and his removal from the office of U.S. president.^[2] According to organizersMoveOn and Common Cause,^[3] more than 600 events were held.^[4] The rallies were called "Nobody Is Above the Law"^[5] and "Impeach and Remove", and December 17 was dubbed "Impeachment Eve", being held on the day before the House of Representatives' impeachment vote.^[6]

Tens of thousands of people participated in the protest.^[7]Stand Up America has also been credited as an organizer. The hashtags '#ImpeachAndRemove', '#ImpeachmentEve', and '#NotAboveTheLaw' trended on Twitter in the United States.^[8]

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Listed below are the rallies

State	Cities	Approximate attendance	Notes
Washington, D.C.		hundreds	outside the US Capitol Building (at 9:30 am on the morning of the vote, Wednesday, December 18)[8]
Alabama	Birmingham	100+[9]	Linn Park
	Huntsville	150[9]	Madison County Courthouse
	Mobile	60[9]	RSA Tower (location of Rep.Bradley Byrne's office)[10]
	Montgomery	70[9]	State Capitol Building[11]
Alaska	Anchorage	150-200[12]	Rep.Don Young’s office building
Arizona	Phoenix	hundreds	Intersection of 24th St. and Camelback Rd, near the office of SenatorMartha McSally[13]
	Tucson	1,000+[14]	protesters surrounded the US District Court and spilled across Granada Avenue, while on the opposite side of Congress Street a handful of Trump supporters stood their ground.[2][15][16]
Arkansas	Fayetteville	100+[17]	outside the Historic Washington County Courthouse, around Center Street & College Avenue
	Little Rock	200-300[18]	Prospect Building; outside Rep.French Hill's office
California	Arroyo Grande/Grover Beach	40[19]	intersection of Oak Park and Grand Avenue (all four corners)
	Bakersfield	50[20]	Liberty Bell in downtown Bakersfield
	Brea	200[21]	Imperial Hwy & State College Blvd Intersection
	Carlsbad	hundreds	(3 pm) several freeway overpasses[22]
	Castro Valley	200+[23]	intersection, Castro Valley Blvd. and Redwood Rd.
	Chico	200-300[24]	Chico City Plaza
	Claremont		intersection of Foothill and Indian Hill Blvds[25]
	Clovis	350[26]	Rep.Devin Nunes' district office[27]
	El Cajon	hundreds[22]	Parkway Plaza[28]
	Encinitas	hundreds	(3 pm) several freeway overpasses[29]
	Escondido		northwestern corner of Valley Parkway & Escondido Blvd[29]
	Grass Valley	200[30]	corner of Brunswick Rd and Sutton Way
	Livermore	300[31]	Flagpole Plaza
	Long Beach	100[32]	Harvey Milk Promenade Park
	Los Angeles	1,000[32]	Grand Park across from Los Angeles City Hall; actor, director & activistRob Reiner, actressAlyssa Milano[3] & recently resigned RepKatie Hill[33] spoke at the rally.
	Modesto	couple hundred	Opposing rallies were held at intersection corners of Briggsmore and McHenry Avenues[34]
	Monterey	200[35]	Window on the Bay Park
	Mountain View	300-400[36]	Gateway Park; intersection of El Camino Real & Castro Street[37]
	Napa	hundreds	Veterans Memorial Park[38][39]
	Oakland	500+[23][40]	Grand Lake Theater Intersection[41]
	Orange	hundreds	Orange City Hall – Orange Plaza Square[42]
	Palm Desert	hundreds	outside the office of MOC Dr.Raul Ruiz, in support of his upcoming vote to impeach[43]
	Palo Alto	150-200[44]	Lytton Plaza, a block away from Rep.Anna Eshoo's downtown office. A chicken Trump balloon effigy made an appearance.[45]
	Redding	200+[46]	Dueling rallies on both sides of impeachment were present. The pro-impeachment crowd gathered at Redding City Hall and marched down Cypress Ave across the bridge to Hartnell, where they were met by counter protesters[47][48]
	Riverside	200[25]	intersection of 14th and Lime Streets[25]
	Sacramento	1,500[49]	State Capitol - West Lawn[50]
	San Diego	250	(Dec. 15) Waterfront Park / County Administration Building;[22][51] (Dec. 17) Del Mar Heights Freeway overpass banner drop[29]
	San Francisco	2,000+[52]	office of House SpeakerNancy Pelosi, Federal Building - march down Market Street to SenatorDianne Feinstein's office; Pelosi's daughter, Democratic strategistChristine Pelosi, spoke at the rally[52]
	San Jose /Santa Clara		corner of Stevens Creek Blvd and S. Winchester Blvd (Santana Row and Valley Fair shopping centers)[53]
	San Luis Obispo	few hundred[19]	1050 Monterey St - County Courthouse
	San Rafael	several hundred[54]	San Rafael City Plaza
	San Ramon	200+[31]	outside San Ramon City Hall
	Santa Barbara	300[5]	Santa Barbara Courthouse[55]
	Santa Cruz	300+[56]	Santa Cruz Town Clock[57]
	Santa Monica	less than 100[32]	Tongva Park, Ocean Ave and Colorado Boulevard[58]
	Santa Rosa	200-300[59]	Old Courthouse Square[38]
	Sherman Oaks	400[60]	Sherman Oaks Galleria[32]
	Sierra Madre	400+[61]	Kersting Court[62]
	Ventura	400	Ventura County Government Center[63]
	Victorville	50[64]	Bear Valley Road / Interstate 15 bridge
	Walnut Creek	several hundred[65]	intersection of Mount Diablo Blvd. and South Main St
	Watsonville	150[57]	Watsonville City Plaza
	West Hollywood	hundreds[66]	West Hollywood Park[32]
	Westlake Village	400[67]	The Promenade at Westlake
Colorado	Aurora		Aurora Public Library[68]
	Boulder		Boulder Bandshell[69]
	Colorado Springs	200+[70]	Acacia Park
	Denver	1,500[71]	office of SenatorCory Gardner / Colorado State Capitol - west steps[72]
	Fort Collins	hundreds	sidewalk on Shields Street (next to SenatorCory Gardner's Fort Collins office)[73]
	Grand Junction	100	Grand Junction City Hall; both sides of the impeachment battle clashed[74]
	Pueblo	100	corner of Abriendo & Union Avenues[75]
Connecticut	Bethel	40[76]	Bethel & Danbury Impeach Rally; Bethel Town Hall Green[77]
	Fairfield	240[78]	Fairfield Town Hall Green
	Manchester	35[79]	corner of Main & Center Street near the Library
	New Haven	dozens[80]	New Haven City Hall
	Stamford	hundreds	Stamford Government Center[81]
	West Hartford	100[79]	outside West Hartford Town Hall
	Willimantic	hundreds	(Dec. 16, 5pm) corner of Jackson & Main Sts. opposite the Frog Bridge; the rally was held a day early because of impending winter weather.[82]
Delaware	Wilmington	50[83]	DECO Food Court / Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park
Florida	Bradenton	200+[84]	steps of Manatee County Courthouse[85]
	Cape Coral	200+[86]	In Lee County, people on both sides of the impeachment debate gathered outside Rep.Francis Rooney's office.[87] Democratic Congressional candidate Cindy Banyai supported the protesters.[88]
	Doral[33]	dozens[89]	Trump National Doral Golf Club[5][90][91]
	Fort Lauderdale		Federal Courthouse[90]
	Lakeland	200+	office of RepRoss Spano; Lakeland police closed off a portion of downtown Lakeland after a bomb threat was made during the rally[92]
	Melbourne	500[93]	County Government Building, Viera; 150-200 demonstrators gathered outside the office of RepBill Posey[94]
	Miami	300[89][90]	The Torch of Friendship at Bayside Marketplace[89]
	Naples	hundreds[87]	Collier County Courthouse
	Ormond Beach	230[95]	Granada Bridge across the street from Ormond Beach City Hall
	Pensacola	100+[96]	corner of Garden and Palafox Streets
	St. Petersburg	300[97]	North Straub Park
	Sarasota	200[98]	Sarasota Federal Building
	South Venice	700[99]	Walmart Corner of US 41 and Jacaranda Blvd; area residents on both sides of impeachment used the busy intersection as their stomping ground[100]
	Stuart	400+[101]	Rep.Brian Mast's office / north side of Roosevelt Bridge
	Tampa	150+[102]	Sam Gibbons United States Courthouse
	West Palm Beach	several hundred[103]	outside Mandel Public Library & the office of SenatorRick Scott[89]
Georgia	Atlanta[33]	nearly 400	outside the office of SenatorDavid Perdue, in Buckhead[104]
	Savannah	100+[105]	Rep.Buddy Carter’s office[106]
Hawaii	Hilo	150[107]	Hilo Bayfront near the King Kamehameha Statute
	Honolulu[108]		along Ala Moana Blvd, on the grassy area between the Federal Building and Halekauwila
	Kahului (Maui)	200+[109]	Mauka sidewalk area along Ka'ahumanu Ave, between Wakea and Kane St
Idaho	Boise	200[110]	Idaho State Capitol Building, Front Street; 15 counter-protesters were also present[111]
Illinois	Arlington Heights	175[112]	corner of Arlington Heights Road and Northwest Highway
	Chicago[8]	2,000[113]	Federal Center & Plaza – Trump Tower[114]
	Elmhurst	150+[115]	outside the Wilder Mansion
	Evanston	500+[116]	Fountain Square
	Frankfort		corners of Route 30 and LaGrange; handfuls of pro-Trump supporters in vehicles clashed with protesters[114]
	Naperville	400+[114]	Dandelion Fountain, Naperville Riverwalk Grand Pavilion[117]
	Peoria	200[118]	Campustown Intersection/Main & University Streets
	Springfield		outside Rep.Darin LaHood's district office[119]
	Western Springs	dozens[114]	Water Tower at Tower Green
Indiana	Evansville		Winfield K. Denton Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse; dueling rallies took place[120]
	Fort Wayne	60+[121]	Allen County Court House
	Indianapolis	200[122]	Indiana Statehouse[123]
	South Bend	50[124]	SenatorMike Braun’s South Bend office
	Terre Haute	6[125]	Vigo County Courthouse
Iowa	Cedar Rapids		US Federal Courthouse[126]
	Davenport	85[127]	offices of SenatorsJoni Ernst &Chuck Grassley
	Des Moines	300[128]	Iowa Capitol Building - Front Lawn
	Sioux City	30[129]	Federal Courthouse
Kansas	Overland Park	400[5]	SenatorPat Roberts' office[130]
	Wichita	dozens[131]	SenatorJerry Moran's office
Kentucky	Bowling Green	dozens[132]	Fountain Square Park[133]
	Lexington	hundreds[134]	A rally was held outside Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza,[135] followed by a six-block march in downtown Lexington[136]
	Louisville	several hundred[137]	outside Metro Hall & Sen.Mitch McConnell's Louisville office
Louisiana	Baton Rouge		Louisiana Capitol
	Metairie		Rep.Steve Scalise's office[138]
	New Orleans		Bourbon St in the French Quarter
Maine	Auburn	dozen	Longley Bridge between Lewiston & Auburn[139]
	Bangor	50[140]	(Dec. 16) Rep.Jared Golden's office[141] / (Dec. 17) Luther H. Peirce Memorial Park[142] / Hope House
	Bar Harbor	100+[141]	Village Green, corner of Main Street and Mt. Desert Street
	Belfast	few dozen[143]	Post Office Square
	Brunswick	250+[93]	Brunswick Town Hall
	Machias		The easternmost rally of the moment, at The Dike[108]
	Portland	450[141]	Monument Square
	Rockland	140[144]	Chapman Park
Maryland	Annapolis	100+[145]	City Dock (by Alex Haley Memorial)
	Baltimore	hundreds	McKeldin Square[146]
	Bel Air	150[147]	Downtown Bel Air, across from Rep.Andy Harris' office
	Catonsville	150[148]	in front of the office of the late Rep.Elijah Cummings
	Columbia	200+[149]	intersection of Broken Land & Little Patuxent parkways outside The Mall
	Gaithersburg		Gaithersburg City Hall[150]
	Olney	dozens[151]	Olney Manor Recreational Park
Massachusetts	Belchertown	50[152]	Belchertown Town Common
	Boston	several hundred	Boston Common, near the State House.[153] Former Massachusetts GovernorBill Weld spoke to the crowd.[154]
	Cambridge	200	Cambridge Town Hall[153]
	Concord	350[155]	First Parish Church, front steps
	Falmouth	70+[156]	Falmouth Town Green
	Gloucester	100+[157]	Gloucester Rotary, Grant Circle
	Hyannis	300[156]	public walkways along Route 132 near the Cape Cod Mall and K-Mart plaza[156]
	Milford	50+[158]	Milford Town Hall
	Newburyport	100+[159]	Market Square
	Norwell	50[160]	Norwell Town Hall
	Pittsfield	150[161]	Park Square[2]
	Reading	100[162]	Reading Common
	Salem	30[163]	Riley Plaza, across from Post Office
	Sandwich	80+[156]	Mill Creek Park[164]
	Springfield	20	Rep.Richard Neal's office / Federal Courthouse on State St[165]
	Worcester	50[166]	Worcester City Hall
Michigan	Ann Arbor	hundreds	Ann Arbor Post Office; MayorChristopher Taylor spoke at the rally.[167]
	Detroit	125[5]	Sen.Debbie Stabenow's Detroit office[5]
	Ferndale	several hundred	corner of 9 Mile and Woodward Ave[168]
	Flint	several dozen[169]	Flint City Hall[170]
	Grand Rapids	200[171]	Veterans Memorial Park
	Kalamazoo	60[172]	Rep.Fred Upton's office; Kalamazoo Urban Nature Park
	Lansing	250[173]	State Capitol Building
	Midland	dozens[174]	Ned S. Arbury Centennial Park
	Monroe	80+[168]	West Elm Ave & North Monroe St,[168] St Mary Park[175]
	Rochester Hills	485	The rally occurred in freezing temperatures outside Rep.Elissa Slotkin's office[176]
Minnesota	Duluth	60[177]	Minnesota Power Plaza
	Minneapolis	100[178]	Hennepin County Government Center
	Saint Paul[33]	400[179]	Saint Paul Capitol[180]
Mississippi	Starkville		Oktobbeha County Chancery Clerk Building
	Tupelo		Rep.Trent Kelly's District Office
Missouri	Ballwin	350[181]	Rep.Ann Wagner's office
	Kansas City	200[182]	Mill Creek Park near the entrance to the Plaza
	Springfield	several dozen[183]	corner of Battlefield and Glenstone[184]
Montana	Billings	three dozen[185]	Yellowstone Court House Lawn
	Bozeman	200+	Gallatin County courthouse[186]
	Helena	200[187]	Montana Capitol Building, north side steps
	Missoula	200+	Rep.Greg Gianforte's office & Sen.Steve Daines' office; hundreds of people on both sides took to the streets[188]
Nebraska	Grand Island	20+	in front of RepAdrian Smith's office[189]
	Lincoln	250[190]	Robert V. Denney Federal Building and U.S. Court House
	Omaha	couple hundred[191][192]	Midtown Crossing at Turner Park
Nevada	Carson City	100[193]	sidewalk in front of Nevada State Legislature
	Las Vegas	hundreds[194]	Lloyd D. George United States Federal Courthouse[195]
	Pahrump	1	This pro-impeachment rally, scheduled for 5:30 pm at the intersection of Highway 160 and Crawford Way, did not quite go as planned, as only one member showed up. It was also countered 90 minutes earlier by a group of 50 pro-Trump supporters.[196]
	Reno	few hundred[197]	Reno City Plaza
New Hampshire	Dover	75[198]	Henry Law Park
	Nashua	100[199]	Downtown Nashua office of Sen.Jeanne Shaheen; both protesters & counter-protesters stood outside in freezing weather
	New London	45[200]	gazebo & Main St
	Portsmouth	100[201]	Portsmouth Market Square
New Jersey	Glen Rock	60[202]	Rep.Josh Gottheimer's office
	Mays Landing	300	Rep.Jeff Van Drew's office; Van Drew would vote against impeachment, then switch to the GOP, much to the disgust of the protesters.[203]
	Montclair	125-150[204]	Public Gathering Space at corner of Bloomfield & Church Street;[204] BlueWaveNJ rally at Five Corners[205]
	New Brunswick	150[206]	New Brunswick City Hall, clerk's office
	Newark	30[207]	outside the offices of SenatorsBob Menendez &Cory Booker, 1 Gateway Ctr.
	Princeton	400+[208]	Princeton Hinds Plaza[209]
	South Orange	125-150[204]	South Orange Train Station
	Summit	100[210]	Summit Train Station
New Mexico	Albuquerque	200[211]	public sidewalks, Central and Girard Intersection[212]
	Las Cruces	100[213]	Albert Johnson Park
	Santa Fe		intersection of St. Francis Drive & Cerrillos Road[214]
New York	Binghamton	40	Metro Center - in front on the sidewalk; Rep.Anthony Brindisi's office[215]
	Buffalo		Bidwell Park, corner of Elmwood Ave & Bidwell Pkwy[216]
	Cobleskill,		Veteran's Park[217]
	Colonie[217]	hundreds	corner of Wolf Road and Central Avenue[218]
	Glens Falls		Glens Falls City Park - Rep.Elise Stefanik's office; protesters were met by a group of Trump supporters[217]
	Hudson[217]	50[219]	outside Rep.Antonio Delgado’s Hudson office
	Huntington Station	250[220]	Huntington Village, NW Corner of Park Ave & Main St.
	Jamestown	50[221]	Dow Park; Rep.Tom Reed's office
	New York City	thousands[5]	Times Square[33][2][222]
	Oneonta	50+[223]	Muller Plaza
	Patchogue	300-700[220]	outside Rep.Lee Zeldin's office[224]
	Peekskill		Sen.Chuck Schumer's Peekskill office[225]
	Potsdam	17[226]	Potsdam High School parking lot
	Syracuse	200[227]	outside of the Federal Office Building
North Carolina	Asheville	hundreds	Vance Monument / Pack Square Park[228]
	Charlotte	200[2]	Mecklenburg County Democratic Party Headquarters; Marshall Park[229]
	Hillsborough	250[230]	Old Courthouse
	New Bern	150+[231]	Union Point Park
	Raleigh	500+[230]	Bicentennial Plaza[33]
	Sylva	few dozen	Mill Street; a Trump supporter disrupted the rally with his pickup truck and a “Rambo” flag[232]
	Winston-Salem	200[233]	Grace Court
North Dakota	Fargo	three dozen	sidewalk outside Rep.Kelly Armstrong's office (in sub-zero temperatures)[234]
	Minot	dozen[235]	Ward County Court House[236]
Ohio	Bowling Green		Wooster Greenspace[175]
	Cincinnati	175+[237]	Cincinnati Fountain Square
	Cleveland	hundreds	(5 pm) Market Square Park, West 25th Street & Lorain; (7 pm) Cuyahoga County Democratic Party office[238]
	Columbus	1,500[239]	Graceland Shopping Center[240]
	Cuyahoga Falls	200[241] - 500+[93]	corner of Portage Trail and Front Street
	Dayton	200[242]	Rep.Mike Turner's office building
	Lima	40[243]	Lima Town Square
	Toledo	50-70[175]	"Honk for Impeachment" rally at southeast corner of Central & Secor[175]
Oklahoma	Claremore	60[244]	Rep.Markwayne Mullin’s Claremore District office; residents came out both for and against impeachment
	Oklahoma City	50[245]	DCCC Offices/Rep.Kendra Horn Campaign HQ; One Western Plaza office building
	Tulsa	150[246]	21st Street & Utica Avenue, outside Sen.Jim Inhofe’s office
Oregon	Astoria	150+[247]	16th & Marine Drive
	Bend	hundreds	Greenwood Avenue & Bond Street[248]
	Corvallis	several hundred[249]	Benton County Courthouse[250]
	Eugene	1,000[251]	Wayne Lyman Morse Federal Courthouse
	Grants Pass	130[252]	Josephine County Courthouse; rally hosted by Rogue Indivisible[252]
	Medford	200[252]	Vogel Plaza
	Portland	1,500-2,000[253][254]	Tom McCall Waterfront Park (North End) / intersection of NW Murray Blvd and NW Cornell[255]
	Salem	300[256]	State Capitol
Pennsylvania	Beaver	200[257]	Beaver County Court House
	Bethlehem	200[258]	Rose Garden Park
	Greensburg	100+[259]	Westmoreland County Courthouse
	Harrisburg	200[260]	Harrisburg State Capitol steps
	Lancaster	hundreds	Penn Square[261]
	Langhorne	100+[262]	Rep.Brian Fitzpatrick's office, One Summit Square
	Philadelphia	hundreds	Thomas Paine Plaza; northwest corner of City Hall[263]
	Pittsburgh	700+[264]	Two rallies were held; one at City County Building Christmas tree (300+ people), the other near the office of Rep.Conor Lamb at Mt. Lebanon (400 people)
	West Chester	couple hundred[265]	Chester County Courthouse
Rhode Island	Providence	250-300[266]	Rhode Island State House
South Carolina	Beaufort	150[267]	outside Rep.Joe Cunningham's Beaufort office
	Greenville	hundreds[268]	Greenville City Hall
	Rock Hill[269]		Fountain Park
South Dakota	Sioux Falls		(Dec 18) 41st and Kiwanis Ave[270]
Tennessee	Bristol	20[271]	Bristol TN/VA Sign
	Franklin	dozen	Franklin's main square[272]
	Knoxville	100+[273]	Downtown congressional offices
	Memphis	two dozen[274]	outside of Logan's Restaurant on corner of Poplar & Ridgeway Loop
	Nashville	100+[272]	Federal Courthouse on Broadway[275]
Texas	Arlington	100+[276]	office of Rep.Ron Wright
	Austin	hundreds	(10 am) The Texas State Capitol / (5:30 pm) Austin City Hall[277]
	Fort Worth	300[276]	office of Rep.Kay Granger
	Galveston	80[278]	sidewalk in front of Menard Park
	Houston	~120[279]	outside the office of SenatorTed Cruz, at Mickey Leland Federal Building
	Plano	100[5]	Rep.Van Taylor’s office
	Richardson	hundreds	Dallas, Texas Coalition to Impeach and Remove; Rep.Colin Allred's office[280]
	San Antonio	hundreds	Milam Park / Plaza de Zacate / Hipolito F. Garcia Federal Building (office of RepWill Hurd)[6]
Utah	Salt Lake City[8]	1,000[281]	Federal Wallace Building[282]
Vermont	Brattleboro	44[283]	Pliny Park[284]
	Essex Junction	250[285]	Five Corners
	Middlebury	100[286]	Cross Street Bridge[287]
	Rutland	50[288]	Main Street Park
Virginia	Charlottesville		Albemarle County Office Building[289]
	Richmond	100+[290]	outside Sen.Tim Kaine's office; meanwhile, a small crowd known as “Black Voices for Trump” held a roundtable discussion at Boogaloos Bar and Grill in the Brookland Park area[290]
	Virginia Beach	100[291]	Independence and Virginia Beach Boulevard
	Williamsburg	couple hundred[292]	James City County Courthouse
Washington	Bainbridge Island[293]		Waypoint Park[294]
	Bellingham	500+[295]	Bellingham City Hall
	Everett	hundreds	busy sidewalks of North Broadway (3900 Block)[296]
	Issaquah		Gilman Boulevard;[297] Rep.Kim Schrier's district office
	Langley[296]		Cascade Avenue
	Olympia	couple hundred[293]	State Capitol Legislative Building, north steps
	Redmond	hundreds	Redmond Downtown Park[298]
	Seattle	2,500[293]	(3:30 pm) The 50th street overpass over I-5, North Seattle; (5 pm) Henry M. Jackson Federal Building Plaza.[293] Seattle MayorJenny Durkan and King County ExecutiveDow Constantine were among the speakers who addressed the crowd.[293][297]
	Sequim	200[299]	corners of Sequim Ave and Washington Streets
	Spokane	230+	(2 pm) I-90 Overpass in Spokane County; (5:30 pm) Thomas S. Foley Federal Courthouse[300]
	Tacoma	200[301]	US Courthouse[293] / Tacoma Union Station
	Vancouver	hundreds	Esther Short Park[302]
	Wenatchee	125[303]	Memorial Park
West Virginia	Charleston	several dozen	Robert C. Byrd US Courthouse; both sides stood on out opposite ends[304]
	Huntington		outside of the District Office of Rep.Carol Miller[305]
Wisconsin	Madison	200[2][306]	State Capital Building
	Milwaukee	few hundred[307]	sidewalk outside Sen.Ron Johnson’s district office on Wisconsin Ave.
Wyoming	Jackson	60	Jackson Town Square; protesters braved single-digit temperatures[308]

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