If you didn't get your tickets to Saturday's Obama rally, you are out of luck:
Campaign officials said they were passing out 1,500 tickets at Obama's new Front Street office, plus another 6,000 via the Internet for his speech at the University of Montana's Adams Center.
Obama communications director Matt Chandler said the electronic tickets were gone by 10 a.m. Thursday, while the Missoula office handed out its last ticket at 11 a.m.
The number of tickets handed out are disputed; Adams Center staff say, with the auxiliary gym open, the venue can hold 10K.
(Seating is general admission, so if you did get a ticket, arrive early if you want a good seat.)
Given that Obama's appearance was announced only last night, it's astonishing that tickets disappeared so rapidly. While the Missoula crowd probably won't match Boise's 10K+, it's not because of a lack of effort from Missoulians.