9:00am Irma's Diner, West End
Jack campaigns with Rep. Harold Ford, Jr. Ford, a Congressman from Memphis, TN, is considered, at 32, one of the brightest rising stars in American politics, and was keynote speaker at the 2000 Democratic National Convention.
10:15am West End Democratic HQ, Broadway & 24th
Harold and Jack speak to the troops at the West End Democratic Headquarters, along with State Representative Gerald Neal. Energized, the volunteers begin canvassing the neighborhoods with fliers and doorknockers.
11:00am West End Kroger's
Harold, Jack, and Rep. Neal shake hands in front of the Kroger's on Broadway. Rep. Ford speaks with CJ reporter Al Cross, explaining how Jack will be bring federal dollars to Louisville and faith-based organizations - without voting against Louisville on policy initiatives, like Anne.
1:00pm West End
Jack works the West End barbershops and beauty salons, telling voters that on Tuesday, more than ever, every vote counts.
5:30pm Okolona Democratic Rally
At the Teamsters Hall, Jack mingles with the once-and-future Mayor Jerry Abramson, Circuit Court Clerk Tony Miller, Commonwealth Attorney Dave Stengel, and others.
"Come home on Election Day," Jack tells the audience -- after reciting the horrific voting record of Anne Northup -- which draws cheers and, from a two-year old in the back of the room, echoes of "Come home!"
In yet another sign of the energy and momentum Jack is gaining, the room erupts as Jack concludes, giving him a standing ovation.
7:00pm NAACP Dinner
Jack meets with key African-American leaders of Jefferson County and Kentucky at the NAACP dinner -- where he stresses how turn out in the city's West End is the key to Election Day.
8:30pm East Louisville
It may be 3 days from Election Day, but Jack still takes care of constituent #1-- his mother -- joining the rest of his family in surprising her for her 55th birthday.
10:45pm Bardstown Road - Molly Malone's
Jack speaks before 50 well-wishers at the famous Molly Malone's Irish pub. The pub's patrons raise a pint of Guiness, toasting the success of the Irish Catholic Conway. And with that, Day 2 of Jack's March to Victory wraps up.
Jack's Pack is turning into Conway's Army: Over 225 volunteers flooded Conway HQ today to canvass, distributing 15,000 fliers, and logging over 600 miles on foot -- in addition to the 20 miles Jack walked
yesterday and today! Smells like Team Conway spirit!
