When he spoke in San Diego Wednesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders walked through how he sees the next several weeks of campaigning.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders begins the day in San Diego Wednesday, where he thanked voters in Idaho and Utah for recent wins in those state caucuses.
Sanders currently trails former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the delegate count. However he said ithe Sanders campaign has narrowed the gap.
“We have closed the delegate gap by some 25 delegates in the last week,” Sanders said.
Sanders' first appearance in San Diego attracted thousands of people to the San Diego Convention Center Tuesday. In just two months, California voters will take part in the state's winner-take-all primary.
“It’s absolutely essential that we contest every state,” Sanders said Wednesday.
“You don’t write off California,” he said.
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He said his campaign listened to the concerns of youths, military veterans and the elderly.
