December 2019 impeachment protests in the United States
December 2019 impeachment protests in the United States | |
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![]() Impeachment protest in Des Moines on December 17 | |
Date | December 17–18, 2019 |
Location | United States |
Caused by | Support of the impeachment of Donald Trump |
Methods | Protest |
During December 17–18, 2019,[1] a series of demonstrations were held in the United States, in support of the impeachment of Donald Trump and his removal from the office of U.S. president.[2] According to organizers MoveOn 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]
Locations
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Listed below are the rallies
State | Cities | Approximate attendance | Notes |
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![]() | hundreds | outside the US Capitol Building (at 9:30 am on the morning of the vote, Wednesday, December 18)[8] | |
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | Anchorage | 150-200[12] | Rep. Don Young’s office building |
![]() | Phoenix | hundreds | Intersection of 24th St. and Camelback Rd, near the office of Senator Martha 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] | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 & activist Rob Reiner, actress Alyssa Milano[3] & recently resigned Rep Katie 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 Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Federal Building - march down Market Street to Senator Dianne Feinstein's office; Pelosi's daughter, Democratic strategist Christine 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 | |
![]() | Aurora | Aurora Public Library[68] | |
Boulder | Boulder Bandshell[69] | ||
Colorado Springs | 200+[70] | Acacia Park | |
Denver | 1,500[71] | office of Senator Cory Gardner / Colorado State Capitol - west steps[72] | |
Fort Collins | hundreds | sidewalk on Shields Street (next to Senator Cory 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] | |
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | Wilmington | 50[83] | DECO Food Court / Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park |
![]() | 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 Rep Ross 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 Rep Bill 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 Senator Rick Scott[89] | |
![]() | Atlanta[33] | nearly 400 | outside the office of Senator David Perdue, in Buckhead[104] |
Savannah | 100+[105] | Rep. Buddy Carter’s office[106] | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Boise | 200[110] | Idaho State Capitol Building, Front Street; 15 counter-protesters were also present[111] |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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] | Senator Mike Braun’s South Bend office | |
Terre Haute | 6[125] | Vigo County Courthouse | |
![]() | Cedar Rapids | US Federal Courthouse[126] | |
Davenport | 85[127] | offices of Senators Joni Ernst & Chuck Grassley | |
Des Moines | 300[128] | Iowa Capitol Building - Front Lawn | |
Sioux City | 30[129] | Federal Courthouse | |
![]() | Overland Park | 400[5] | Senator Pat Roberts' office[130] |
Wichita | dozens[131] | Senator Jerry Moran's office | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Baton Rouge | Louisiana Capitol | |
Metairie | Rep. Steve Scalise's office[138] | ||
New Orleans | Bourbon St in the French Quarter | ||
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Belchertown | 50[152] | Belchertown Town Common |
Boston | several hundred | Boston Common, near the State House.[153] Former Massachusetts Governor Bill 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 | |
![]() | Ann Arbor | hundreds | Ann Arbor Post Office; Mayor Christopher 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] | |
![]() | Duluth | 60[177] | Minnesota Power Plaza |
Minneapolis | 100[178] | Hennepin County Government Center | |
Saint Paul[33] | 400[179] | Saint Paul Capitol[180] | |
![]() | Starkville | Oktobbeha County Chancery Clerk Building | |
Tupelo | Rep. Trent Kelly's District Office | ||
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | Grand Island | 20+ | in front of Rep Adrian 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 Senators Bob 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 | |
![]() | 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] | ||
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Fargo | three dozen | sidewalk outside Rep. Kelly Armstrong's office (in sub-zero temperatures)[234] |
Minot | dozen[235] | Ward County Court House[236] | |
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | Providence | 250-300[266] | Rhode Island State House |
![]() | Beaufort | 150[267] | outside Rep. Joe Cunningham's Beaufort office |
Greenville | hundreds[268] | Greenville City Hall | |
Rock Hill[269] | Fountain Park | ||
![]() | Sioux Falls | (Dec 18) 41st and Kiwanis Ave[270] | |
![]() | 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] | |
![]() | 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 Senator Ted 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 Rep Will Hurd)[6] | |
![]() | Salt Lake City[8] | 1,000[281] | Federal Wallace Building[282] |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | 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 Mayor Jenny Durkan and King County Executive Dow 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 | |
![]() | 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] | ||
![]() | Madison | 200[2][306] | State Capital Building |
Milwaukee | few hundred[307] | sidewalk outside Sen. Ron Johnson’s district office on Wisconsin Ave. | |
![]() | Jackson | 60 | Jackson Town Square; protesters braved single-digit temperatures[308] |
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