What to Watch for in the California Primary

The transcript discusses early voting and the impact of candidate dropouts on the election. It highlights the importance of the California primary, focusing on delegate distribution between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. The North Carolina results are also covered, emphasizing Biden's support among African Americans and white suburbs. Key issues for California Democrats, such as health care and income inequality, are explored. The transcript concludes with Bernie Sanders' strong support among young Latinos, attributed to his consistent message on income inequality.

What is the significance of early voting in the context of the political race discussed?

• It is a new phenomenon introduced in this election.

• It can influence the outcome by accounting for votes before major events.

• It allows voters to change their votes after casting them.

• It is only available in California.

Why was Joe Biden's win in North Carolina considered predictable?

• Because he had no competition in the state.

• Because of his strong support in the African American community and white suburbs.

• Because North Carolina has always voted for the incumbent.

• Because he was the only candidate on the ballot.

What are the primary concerns for California Democrats according to the discussion?

• Healthcare costs and income inequality.

• Education reform and climate change.

• Foreign policy and military spending.

• Tax cuts and deregulation.

How has Bernie Sanders managed to connect with young Latinos in California?

• By offering free college education.

• By promising tax cuts.

• Through his consistent message on income inequality.

• By focusing on foreign policy.

What was the turnout at Bernie Sanders' rally at the LA Convention Center?

• 5,000 people

• 10,000 people

• 15,000 people

• 20,000 people