While President Obama spends most of the week at the White House, Vice President Biden will be burning up the miles on Air Force Two, campaigning for Democratic candidates.

Mr. Biden will hold his 100th event for Democrats on Monday.  Here is the VP's 8-state travel schedule for next week as issued by the White House.
-

Biden Schedule for Week of October 25, 2010

On Monday, the Vice President will travel to Orlando, Florida, to deliver remarks at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference. He will then attend a reception for Representative Alan Grayson.

Later, the Vice President will attend an event for Congressional candidate Ann McLane Kuster in Nashua, New Hampshire. This will be the Vice President's 100th event for 2010 candidates.

On Tuesday, the Vice President will travel to New York City to attend an event for Representative Tim Bishop and an event for Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.

On Wednesday, the Vice President will travel to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to attend an event for Representative Patrick Murphy.
 
In the afternoon, the Vice President will deliver remarks at a rally for Congressional candidate Bryan Lentz in the Philadelphia area.

On Thursday, the Vice President will chair a regular meeting of senior officials to assess progress in Iraq. Later, he will attend an event for Representative Frank Kratovil in Bethesda, Maryland.

On Friday, the Vice President will travel to Dubuque, Iowa, to deliver remarks at a rally for Representative Bruce Braley.  

On Saturday, the Vice President will deliver remarks at a rally for Congressional candidate Bill Keating in Quincy, Massachusetts.

On Sunday, the Vice President will join the President at a DNC rally in Cleveland, Ohio.