12:46 p.m. Sunny Angulo, campaign manager for Mark Sanchez, is elated today. “We’re feeling f*****g great! It’s been a great day,” she said. The campaign has been getting a lot of love from the neighborhood and the mood is spreading. “People have been literally walking by shouting ‘I’m voting for you,’” said Angulo. They started before sunrise this morning, handing out hand brewed coffee at the 24th Street BART station. They have people out on visibility duty on bikes and in cars, and later plan to have a DJ on a firetruck and a party starting at 8pm.
12:12 p.m. David Campos and volunteers are touring the district in a brightly-painted Mexican party bus plastered with kitch decorations and huge Campos signs. Campaign manager Linnette Peralta Haynes said the bus will drop volunteers off at specific locations around the neighborhood.
11:45 a.m. Eric Quezada’s team is feeling really good about area coverage. Victor Valdiviezo, a volunteer for the campaign, said they have volunteers at all the precincts, BART stations, and working the phones. “We are getting people today to work on our active database volunteering,” he said, stressing that many new volunteers have gotten involved in the campaign today in hopes for a Quezada victory.
4: 42 a.m. — New Hampshire–Isn’t that where this all started? Obama takes early lead 15 to 21 in Dixville, NH.