Gov. Scott Walker has traveled outside of Wisconsin at least 56 days this year, or about half of the 115 days since Jan. 1, according to a State Journal review of his official monthly calendars, press releases and media reports.
GOVERNOR’S TRAVEL | A STATE JOURNAL examination
Scott Walker's out-of-state trips mount as presidential campaign looms
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Gov. Scott Walker wowed conservative voters in January at the Iowa Freedom Summit in Des Moines, one of numerous political trips he has made in recent weeks as he prepares a 2016 presidential run.
Gov. Scott Walker answers media questions in New Hampshire after speaking at a Republican Party training workshop.
Gov. Scott Walker spoke in four South Carolina cities on a recent political trip. Here he greets supporters at a luncheon in Columbia.
Gov. Scott Walker has hired political staff in South Carolina, where he recently toured and is returning on Saturday.
Robin Vos said worried Republicans might be willing to repeal the law if Gov. Scott Walker campaigned for it.
Our American Revival tells The State newspaper that it has made two hires a few days before Walker's second visit.
It's busy season for the Legislative Fiscal Bureau.
The second-term governor stopped by the state GOP convention on his way to two events Saturday in Iowa.
Walker is selling himself as the one GOP candidate who can deliver key Midwestern states to the GOP column in 2016.
Walker spoke to the Wisconsin International Trade Conference Thursday.
Scott Walker hires South Carolina staff, and continues showing strength in polls.
Where Gov. Walker has traveled since Jan. 1 as he prepares a presidential bid.
Gov. Scott Walker arrives for a reception and keynote dinner address in Nashua, New Hampshire.
The governor highlighted his accomplishments, though recent polls show his support in Wisconsin is flagging.
Walker also tells the State Journal that voters he's met are "excited."
The 2016 presidential contender comes out in favor of the renewable fuel standard, which he previously opposed.
Who voters favor in national polls of potential Republican presidential candidates
