Bernie Sanders Wins Washington State and Alaska; Hawaii Democrats Are Also Voting

Bernie Sanders Wins Washington State and Alaska; Hawaii Democrats Are Also Voting
By By AMY CHOZICK, New York Times

(Mar. 26, 2016) — Senator Bernie Sanders handily defeated Hillary Clinton on Saturday in the Washington State and Alaska caucuses, infusing his underdog campaign with critical momentum and bolstering his argument that the race for the Democratic nomination is not a foregone conclusion.

Mr. Sanders found a welcome tableau in the largely white and liberal electorates of the Pacific Northwest, where just days after routing Mrs. Clinton in Idaho he won another resounding victory in Washington. The Associated Press declared him the winner after early results showed him beating Mrs. Clinton by more than 50 percentage points. In Alaska, he had a nearly 60-point lead.

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Thousands turn out for Bernie Sanders rally at Safeco Field

20160325_2329 Thousands turn out for Bernie Sanders rally at Safeco Field (SeattleTimes).jpg Thousands turn out for Bernie Sanders rally at Safeco Field
By Jim Brunner, Seattle Times political reporter

(Mar. 25, 2016 23:29) — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders drew thousands of supporters to Seattle’s Safeco Field on Friday, making a final push for a decisive win over Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in Saturday’s Democratic caucuses.

Taking the microphone shortly before 8 p.m., Sanders joked he’d dreamed as a boy of being at home plate at a major-league ballpark. “But I didn’t know I would be giving a speech. I thought I would have a bat in my hand,” he said.

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Media Silent as Bernie Sanders Packs Seattle Arena Beyond Capacity (LIVE VIDEO)

20160321_1500 Media Silent as Bernie Sanders Packs Seattle Arena Beyond Capacity(USUncut).jpg Media Silent as Bernie Sanders Packs Seattle Arena Beyond Capacity (LIVE VIDEO) by Tom Cahill, USUncut.com

(Mar. 21, 2016) — Tonight’s Bernie Sanders rally in Seattle, Washington is one of the biggest ones to date.

The Vermont senator will be speaking to a capacity crowd at Key Arena in Seattle, to excite his base in Washington State before voters caucus on March 26. According to tweets from the scene, the overflow crowd watching Sanders’ speech on screens outside the stadium might be bigger than the crowd inside, where capacity is 17,854. Not long after Secret Service started letting Sanders supporters inside the venue, the campaign already started preparing overflow space.

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