2016 campaign checklist: Who’s doing what

Published August 17, 2013 7:18am ET



WASHINGTON (AP) — This is the season of cultivation for people who might run for president in 2016.

It’s a time to get to know donors, to get the public to know you on TV and social media, to visit big primary states, network with the activists and ideologues, produce a vanity book, polish a record, deflect personal baggage, take a stand, develop a world view and scout for advisers and political organizations that can power up a campaign team.

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