The 2024 Presidential Campaign Of Jay Laylin was held between November 3, 2023 and October 15, 2024. His campaign was announced on November 18, 2021. During his first few campaign stops, he received relatively negative press, more so for the job he was doing in Congress, while focusing on his Presidential bid. His campaign strategy was to hit as many major cities around New Shire as possible, one of the Nationalist Strong-hold states. He made major headway in New Shire against his fellow Republicans, earning 29% higher approval ratings than his fellow Republicans.
Campaign History[]
Announced on November 18, 2021, Laylin became Nationalist Thomas Cooke's major rivals. Laylin had already served in Congress for 9 years before he announced he was running for the Jesstopian Presidency. He also announced that he would serve out his term until 2024, when he was legally required to step down from his post to accept his post as President(if he wins in 2024).
Campaign Stops[]
Laylin's campaigns stops are numerous, with some locations being visited multiple times during his campaign stop
Acacia Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Acacia over 25 times.
Brighton Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Brighton over 150 times.
Cameron Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Brighton over 130 times.
Lisbon Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Lisbon 22 times.
Le Mont Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Le Mont 78 times.
New Shire Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in New Shire 258 times.
Mesa Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Mesa 15 times.
North Lorray Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in North Lorray 455 times.
South Lorray Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in South Lorray 52 times.
Hilson Campaign Stop[]
Laylin campaigned in Hilson 92 times.
Porter Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Porter 55 times.
Jordan Campaign Stops[]
Laylin Campaigned in Jordan 87 times.
Lorray Campaign Stops[]
Laylin campaigned in Lorray 28 times.
Endorsements And Acknowledgements[]
Laylin's campaign has received hundreds of endorsements from high ranking officials from across the country. These endorsements including Joshua Adamson, Kirk Paul, Marcus Williams, and Braden Lacey.