Posted on 04/20/2009 3:04:05 AM PDT by Ron C.
Henchster, copy of my spread-sheet data contents follows. There is just a few places you didn't have the last time I looked. We differ about 10k-worth - not much.
AL Athens 200 Auburn 600 Birmingham 7,000 Covington 500 Cullman 1,000 Dothan 300 Enterprise 400 Fairhope 500 Florence 700 Fort Payne 250 Gadsden 35 Harrison 300 Hoover 7,000 Hueytown 300 Huntsville 3,000 Mandeville 200 Mobile 3,000 Montgomery 3,500 Selma 40 Trussville 1,500 Tuscaloosa 500 Wetumpka 400
AK Anchorage 1,200 Fairbanks 600 Homer 100 Ketchikan 120 Wasilla 800
AZ Cottonwood 300 Flagstaff 300 Gilbert 2,000 Green Valley 450 Lake Havasu 2,500 Phoenix 8,000 Prescott 3,000 Sierra Vista 1,800 Tucson 4,500 Yuma 1,500
AR Arkadelphia 225 El Dorado 300 Fayetteville 2,000 Fort Smith 500 Harrison 300 Hot Springs 400 Jonesboro 1,000 Little Rock 2,700 Magnolia 100 Mountain Home 1,500 Paragould 100 Pine Bulff 200 Rogers 500 Russellville 300 White Hall 200
CA Atascadero 1,000 Bakersfield 5,000 Big Bear 30 Carmel Ranch 1,000 Chico 600 Chino 1,000 Danville 100 Dockwiler Bch 3,500 El Segundo 1,000 Escondido 3,000 Eureka 500 Fairfield 1,200 Fresno 7,500 Glendale 500 Greenview 110 Hollister 100 Laguna Beach 650 Los Angeles 2,500 Mission Viejo 300 Modesto 5,000 Monterey 600 Napa 50 Oceanside 3,700 Palm Desert 2,000 Palm Springs 200 Pismo Beach 200 Pittsburg 50 Pleasanton 2,000 Rancho Cucamonga 3,000 Rancho Penaquitos 1,500 Redding 2,500 Redlands 500 Riverside 300 Sacramento 13,000 San Diego 5,000 San Francisco 500 San Jose 2,200 San Mateo 250 Santa Ana 3,500 Santa Barbara 400 Santa Cruz 100 Santa Maria 1,400 Santa Rosa 550 Seal Beach 1,500 Simi Valley (2) 350 South Bay 1,500 Temecula 1,000 Vacaville (2) 800 Valencia 500 Van Nuys 3,000 Ventura 2,500 Victorville 500 Walnut Creek 270 West Covina 600 Yorba Linda 1,000 Yreka 200
CO Colorado Spr. 3,000 Craig 350 Denver 6,500 Durango 300 Estes Park 350 Fort Collins 2,400 Grand Junction 2,783 Loveland 1,200 Montrose 400 Pagosa Springs 200 Pueblo 800 Trussville 1,000 Woodland Park 300
CT Greenwich 150 Hartford 5,000 New Haven 2,000 New Milford 150 Norwich 1,000 Vernon 100
DE Dover 450 Georgetown 300 Laurel 250 Middletown 350 Wilmington 1,000
DC Washington 3,000
FL Bartow 350 Boca Raton 250 Bradenton 150 Bronson 750 Cocoa Beach 250 Daytona Beach 20 Deland 1,500 Doral 800 Eustis 1,500 Fernandina Beach 50 Fort Myers 4,800 Fort Walton 700 Ft. Lauderdale 5,000 Gainesville 1,000 Jacksonville 5,000 Lady Lake 200 Lake City 550 Lakeland 3,000 Lakewood 3,000 Live Oak 800 Marianna 150 Melbourne (2) 3,000 Miami 3,000 Naples (2) 3,000 Niceville 200 Ocala (2) 2,500 Orlando (2) 8,000 Palm Bay 80 Palm Beach 1,000 Panama City 2,000 Pensacola 3,000 Port Richey 1,200 Port St.Lucie (2) 850 Punta Gorda 2,000 Santa Rosa 250 Sarasota 2,000 South Walton 200 St. Augustine 1,000 Stuart 2,000 Suntree (4/19) 2,500 Tallahassee 1,500 Tampa 3,500 The Villages 1,000 Vero Beach 3,500 Viera 400 West Palm Beach 1,000
GA Atlanta 20,000 Augusta 3,000 Baxley 100 Blue Ridge 50 Brunswick 1,000 Columbus 450 Cumming 650 Ellijay 100 Gainesville 700 Leesburg 500 Macon 600 Madison 300 Newnan 400 Peachtree City 1,000 Richmond Hill 60 Roswell 300 Savannah 1,500 St. Simons Island 650 Statesboro 250 Tifton 250 Valdosta 400 Warner Robins 500
HI Lahaina 450 Hilo 200 Honolulu 2500 Kailua-Kona 100 Lihue 130 Maui 250
ID Almo 35 Boise 4,500 Coeur dAlene 1,500 Idaho Falls 400 Moscow 400 Pocatello 400 Priest River 300
IL Algonquin 5 Bloomington 500 Carbondale 50 Carterville 40 Cary 30 Champaign 400 Chicago (3) 8,600 Crystal Lake 500 Dixon 250 Effingham 450 Flora 65 Harrisburg 300 Lisle 2,000 Marion 300 Naperville 500 Nauvoo 70 Oswego 300 Peoria 3,000 Quicy 1,100 Rockford 200 Springfield 450
IN Anderson 100 Angola 100 Bloomington 2,500 Columbus 2,500 Elkhart 400 Evansville 500 Goshen 400 Hammond 100 Huntington 400 Indianapolis(2) 14,500 Jasper 150 Kokomo 500 Lafayette 300 Plymouth 100 South Bend 400 Terre Haute 400 Tipton 100 Valparaiso 521 Warsaw 700 Fort Wayne 400 Washington 200 Winamac 110
IA Burlington 120 Cedar Rapids 600 Council Bluffs 200 Davenport 500 Des Moines 3,000 Dubuque 530 Iowa City 400 Sioux City (Anderson) 600 Spencer 275 Waterloo 425
KS Emporia 150 Fort Scott 215 Hutchinson 2,000 Iola 250 Manhattan 500 Marysville 50 Olathe 50 Ottawa 70 Overland Park 10,000 Pittsburg 700 Salina 600 Topeka 1,500 Westmoreland 80 Wichita 4,000
KY Bowling Green 700 Burlington 100 Danville 200 Elizabethtown 400 Flatwood 100 Frankfort 250 Lexington 500 London 100 Louisville 3,000 Madisonville 100 Nicholasville 400 Owensboro 150 Paducah 2,000 Richmond 220 Somerset 250
LA Alexandria 1,500 Baton Rouge 3,000 Covington 850 Cut Off 100 Franklin 100 Hammond 150 Huoma 500 Lafayette 300 Lake Charles 1,000 Mandeville 800 Metairie 2,000 Minden 400 Monroe 600 Morgan City 300 Natchitoches 250 New Iberia 150 New Orleans (2) 2,200 Opelousas 50 Ruston 100 Shreveport 5,000 Slidell 500
MA Boston 2,000 Cape Cod 300 Hyannis 600 Lowell 300 Pittsfield 150 Springfield 300 Worcerster 2,000
ME Augusta 200 Bangor 400 Portland 800
MD Annapolis 4,000 Baltimore 250 Bel Air 800 Cumberland 500 Elkton 200 Frederick 1,000 Hagerstown 300 Hartford County 300 Rockville 25 Salisbury 200 Westminister 500
MI Bad Axe 100 Big Rapids 125 Coldwater 350 Farmington Hills 400 Flushing 200 Grand Haven 150 Grand Rapids 3,700 Holland 300 Houghton 250 Hudsonville 1,000 Jackson 300 Kalamazoo 1,050 Lansing 6,000 Livonia 500 Marquette 100 Muskegon 200 Plymouth 3,000 Port Huron 1,327 Sault Ste. Marie 350 St. Clair Shores 400 Traverse City 1,000 Troy 2,500
MN Bemidji 350 Duluth 1,000 Rochester 1,500 St. Paul (2) 14,500 St. Cloud 500
MS Columbus 400 Greenwood 100 Gulfport 1,300 Hattiesburg 1,100 Hernando 1,500 Jackson 3,500 Laurel 550 Meridian 100 Natchez 75 Picayune 250 Starkville 100 Superior 70 Tupelo 700
MO Branson 700 Camdenton 300 Cape Girardeau 600 Chilliclothe 75 Jefferson City 200 Joplin 1,000 Kansas City 7,500 Lee's Summit 300 Mexico 30 Poplar Bluff 250 Sikeston 75 Springfield 2,000 St. Louis 12,000 Warrensburg 12 Washington * 1,500
MT Bozeman 500 Billings 500 Fort Benton 60 Great Falls 500 Hamilton 400 Helena 200 Kilispell 750 Missoula 500 Polson 300 Stevensville 300
NE Grand Island 300 Gering 300 Lincoln 1,000 North Platte 200 Omaha 1,200 Papillion 200
NV Carson City 3,500 Elko 100 Las Vegas 3,500 Reno 200
NH Concord 500 Dover 200 Manchester 2,000 Plymouth 200 Victory Park ? 900
NJ Belmar 400 Cape May 100 Endicott 200 Flemington 750 Montpelier 500 Morristown 2,500 Newark 250 Piscataway 500 Trenton 1,000 Vineland 400
NM Albuquerque 4,000 Carlsbad 500 Clovis 500 Farmington 1,000 Hobbs 600 Las Cruces 400 Roswell 1,800 Ruidoso 300 Santa Fe 500 Silver City 654 Taos 60
NY Albany 3,000 Albion 50 Buffalo 400 Camden 100 Canton 150 Chester 80 Corning 1,200 East Hampton 100 Endicott 300 Fishkill 4,100 Gardiner 300 Gardiner 200 Hauppague 2,000 Hicksville 550 Honeoye 50 Hornell 250 Jamestown 120 Kingston 200 Massapequa 400 Medford 100 Nanuet 100 New York 14,000 North Harbor 300 Northport Harbr 300 Norwich 150 Olean 100 Pittsfield 100 Plattsburgh 100 Riverhead 1,000 Rochester 1,000 Rome 1,000 Salina 200 Smithtown 200 Staten Island 500 Syracuse 400 Watertown 100 White Plains 300
NC Asheboro 287 Asheville 3,000 Boone 350 Charlotte 3,000 Currituck Co. 200 Davidson 150 Edenton 500 Fayetteville 400 Franklin 1,000 Gastonia 100 Goldsboro 500 Greensboro 1,500 Greenville 200 Hickory 1,000 Hillsborough 500 Jacksonville 200 Jacksonville 2 450 (4/18) Lincolntown 300 Mooresville 150 Morehead City 1,200 New Bern 1,400 Pasquotank Co. 200 Raleigh 1,500 Rutherford 1,000 Southern Pines 1,000 Statesville 250 Sylva 40 Waynesville 200 Wilmington 1,000 Winston-Salem 3,000
ND Bismark 300 Dickinson 200
OH Ashland 600 Ashtabula 500 Barnesville 50 Canton 2,500 Chillicothe 200 Cincinnati 6,000 Cleveland 5,000 Columbus (2) 7,250 Dairy Hut (?) 50 Dayton 7,500 Defiance 175 Eastlake 50 Freemont 100 Jefferson 500 Lima 500 Lisbon 500 Mansfield 1,500 Medina 1,000 Newark 50 Pataskala 30 Sidney 500 Solon 100 Springfield 500 St. Mary's 100 Steubenville 500 Toledo 1,200 Westerville 50 Wiloughby 75 Zanesville 400
OK Altus 138 Barttlesville 250 Duncan 100 Lawton 400 McAlester 100 Miami 250 Muskogee 400 Oklahoma City 7,000 Poteau 50 S. Tulsa 3,000 Tahlequah 100 Tulsa 5,000
OR Albany 140 Astoria 500 Beaverton 800 Bend 1,500 Coos Bay 500 Corvallis 250 Dalles 200 Enterprise 150 Eugene 1,500 Grants Pass 500 Klamath Falls 300 Medford 800 Oregon City 400 Portland 5,000 Roseburg 800 Salem 3,500
PA Bethlehem 400 Brookville 500 Bucks County 700 Easton 100 Erie 40 Greensburg 1,000 Harrisburg 3,000 Hollidaysburg 500 Honesdale 500 Lancaster 400 Lewisburg 75 Matamoras 1,500 Philadelphia 1,000 Phoenixville 600 Pittsburgh 2,250 Port Jervis 700 Scranton 350 Stroudsburg 454 Sugar Grove 200 Washington 700 Washington's Crossing 3,000 (4/18) Waynesburg 150 Wellsboro 80 West Chester 400 Wilkes Barre 400
RI Providence 2,500
SC Boiling Springs 300 Charleston 3,500 Charlotte 2,500 Columbia 3,000 Florence 500 Greenville 1,500 Greenville (2nd) 10,000 Greenwood 400 Myrtle Beach 2,500 Spartanburg 750 York 350
SD Souix Falls 4,000 Rapid City 1500 Spearfish 100
TN Bristol 200 Chattanooga 2,000 Clarksville 500 Cookville 300 Crossville 400 Franklin 4,000 Greenville 500 Hendersonville 3,000 Jacksboro 200 Kingsport 1,000 Knoxville 4,000 Lewisburg 200 Manchester 100 McMinnville 50 Memphis 4,800 Mt Juliet 2,500 Mufreesboro 2,000 Nashville 10,000 Newport 400 Shelbyville 100 Somerville 500 Springfield 100 Tullahoma 650
TX Abilene 1,200 Allen 200 Alpine 100 Alvin 100 Amarillo (2) 750 Argyle 40 Arlington 2,500 Athens 350 Austin 5,500 Baytown 1,000 Beaumont 2,000 Beeville 200 Belton 2,000 Big Spring 100 Boerne 1,000 Borger 275 Brownsville 600 Brownwood 1,000 Bryan 500 Burleson 500 Caldwell 100 Carrollton 300 Clear Lake Pk 2,000 Coleman 20 College Station 1,000 Conroe 800 Corpus Christi 2,000 Corsicana 120 Dallas 8,000 Decatur 200 Denton 1,000 El Paso 700 Fort Hood 500 Fort Worth 5,500 Fredricksburg 500 Friendswood 650 Frisco 200 Georgetown 500 Gilmore 250 Gonzales 200 Granbury (2) 650 Houston 11,000 Huntsville 50 Kaufman 200 Kerrville 912 Killeen 500 Lake Jackson 1,250 Lewisville 250 Livingston 800 Longview 1,500 Lubbock 2,000 Marble Falls 1,200 McAllen 1,000 McKinney 600 Nacogdoches 2,000 New Braunfels 300 Odessa 500 Paris 350 Pearland 450 Plano 200 Richardson 850 Rowlett 200 San Angelo 2,250 San Antonio 17,000 San Marcos 90 Seguin 300 Sherman 200 Southlake 700 Sugarland 3,500 Sulfer Springs 300 Texarkana 500 Tomball 2,000 Tyler 1,500 Victoria 200 Waco 3,000 Weatherford 500 Wichita Falls 1,000 Woodlands 6,500
UT Logan 150 Ogden 200 Provo 400 Salt Lake City 3,500 St. George 3,000
VT Montpelier 800 Rutland 24
VA Abingdon 554 Charlottesville 1,500 Culpepper 400 Fishersville 300 Franklin Co. 325 Fredericksburg 200 Gloucester 250 Harrisburg 300 Lexington 100 Lynchburg 2,000 Merrifield 350 Newport News 700 Peninsula 1,000 Prince William 450 Reston 500 Richmond 5,000 Roanoke 2,000 Staunton 200 Virginia Beach 2,000 Williamsburg 300 Winchester 700
WA Bellevue (2) 1,500 Bellingham 3,000 Clarkston 1,200 Colville 200 Everett 300 Issaquah 200 Moses Lake 300 Oak Harbor 100 Olympia 5,000 Pullman 150 Renton 100 Richland 1,500 Seattle 1,200 Spokane 5,000 Tri-Cities 1,200 Walla Walla 200 Yakima 1,000
WV Beckley 300 Charleston 2000 Charlestown 700 Clarksburg 300 Huntington 100 Martinsburg 300 Morgantown 360 Parkersburg 500 Wheeling 2500
WI Appleton 3,000 Eau Claire 1,000 LaCrosse 600 Madison 8,000 Wausau 2,000 Wisconsin Rapids 200
WY Casper 1,000 Cheyenne 880 Cheyenne 2 1,000 Cody 550 Gillette 250 Lander 200 Powell 200 Sheridan 300
Bottom Line... Events known scheduled 848 Events reporting 761 Events not reported 87 % missing 10.3 % reported 89.7
Raw Total 874,966
('Flux') Probable Actual 1,137,456
Projected Final at end tally 1,718,527 (if last 10% is reported)
NOTE: There were MANY Freeper estimates in my beginning spreadsheet that later were grossly undercut by news reports (many of which migrated into subsequent reports accross the internet, and wound up in tallies reported in several places, including here on FR) - therefore my own spreadsheet was altered in several places, always lowering original figures. Those lower figures were picked up and passed on to Henchster, and he dutifully included them in his speadsheet, and I did likewise in several instances where my original figures were much much greater.
There is another possibility - that we were 'fed' grossly inflated figures in some cases, hoping we would use them, which could later be used to discredit our hard work.... and folks, this has been very hard work, as the Henchster and many others here can fully attest. So, backing off on some of those numbers I had collected (and rued having to change) was the right thing to do, without further verification from additional sources.
With roughly just 10 percent of the known scheduled meets unreported, and the fact that several were cancelled by bad weather, and 'officials' who didn't allow 'protests' to occur due to lack of a 'license' or 'insurance,' the numbers will likely not grow much. BUT...
Further collection and back-tracing of reportage could substantially increase the numbers from where they are now. Just 5-6 percent more could push the probable actual over a million and a half - which is about where I now believe the actual figure probably is.
I want to thank all the many on FR who helped dig out the numbers... you worked much faster than I (and the Henchster) could keep up! Without you, the Henchster nor I would not have been able to provide total figures like those above!!
(Note: my numbers are a tad more than his because I often opted for the top number in a range, but not always - and he's missing just a few that I found - the difference between us is only about 10K.)
Thanks again...
Ron C
But, I've gotta say - the contents of this post would not have been possible without so many here who contributed so much to this effort!
Have a great day!
Thank you for all of your hard work on the truth. I loved it, my first protest. I can see why the left likes it, now we own it.
wow.... wowee!
When I see a number, like 3,000 for Colorado Springs, it calls into question all of the rest. The local estimate here was 1500 which seemed about right. Doubling it does not help things. Making it 2,000 seems ok due to differences in how people eyeball things.
My opinion. I only attended the COS event.
I know it is hard managing all of this data and trying to keep it correct. I appreciate the hard work and I think it is important that someone does this.
8^)
It’s so great when right beats wrong (lefties)
Yeah - there might be some figures you won’t see in the papers. That figure came from a direct report from someone that was there, and backed up by a policeman... so it says in my notes.
For example I was at the Pittsburgh Tea Party at Allegheny Landing on the 11th. It was Easter Weekend and the local news media got it COMPLETELY wrong. One report claimed around 4-hundred people attended.
I can prove that wrong easily. I have a 360 pan shot and there are lots of other videos as well including this one.
I guesstimated the 11th crowd at 5k at least. It could have been as high as 7,500 because there was spillover under the bridges, people coming and going and several hundred behind the speakers area. The park itself was packed.
So listing the Pittsburgh PA tea party at 2,200 while correct for that day does not include at least another 5,000 even though I'm sure many attended both events.
That was my intention but I ended up flat on my back with a severe cold on the 15th and decided I'd better stay home, there are going to be LOTS more opportunities!
prisoner6
A P.S. - wireplay... some of these figures come from Pajamas Media - that supposedly got them from the ‘organizers.’ (Which made me a bit skeptical of their reports - ~grin~
But - the absolute deliberate LOWBALLING of numbers by major media didn’t make me fudge in the plus direction, like they fudged in the negative direction. IYKWIM. 8^)
Yes, ~most~ are from the 15th, but a very few from the follow-up ones that took place this past (now) weekend.
I’ve GOT to go to bed....
Have a great day - all you great folks!
I walked the crowd and I don’t think it was that large. Regardless, most fo us are not professional crowd estimaters. I am trying to be conservative on the numbers and using locally provided numbers by the media. That makes it less controversial.
Bronson Florida was 200 NOT 750.
It is a one red light town.
We used to have bumper stickers that read, "DON'T ASK ME, I READ THE RECORD" We need to have some more printed up!
Awesome count. Thanks for your hard work. Next tea parties need to be held outside of all media headquarters and studios. They won’t be able to ignore us next time.
Simpsonville, Sc had 150 not listed above
ALSO
or if you are NAVY
Continue the fight. Fly them at home.
Not everyone can come right at the first hour and likewise not qall can stay the whole time so it can seem smaller.
While I am not a professional crowd estimator, I do work in radio news and have had to "guesstimate" crowds from time to time.
There are several methods but the one I think works the best, at least in certain venues, is to get a map and figure out the square footage of the area. Obviously the density of the crowd varies however if you had a fairly tightly packed crowd I figure 10-16 sq ft per person. !0 would be almost shoulder to shoulder while 16 would be kinda thin.
So if an area is 75,000 sq.Ft and it was completely tightly packed figure 7500 people. I then subtract 20% or so and use that number.
That seems to work pretty well for me.
prisoner6
If any of these numbers are from other days besides the 15th they should be asterisked with the day of the event or pulled off the ‘tax day tea party’ list -because they weren’t held on tax day.
Great work Ron C and Henchster!
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