CLEAN : Sanders: If theres low voter turn out we will lose

The transcript discusses the political landscape during an election, focusing on the importance of voter turnout and the role of young voters. It highlights the initial polling challenges faced by a candidate compared to Secretary Clinton and emphasizes the potential impact of high voter turnout. The speaker encourages young people to participate actively, drawing parallels to Obama's success in mobilizing the youth vote. The discussion also touches on the candidate's appeal to the millennial generation and the potential for record-breaking caucus turnout.

What was the initial polling situation in Iowa according to the speaker?

• They were tied with Secretary Clinton.

• They were behind by 50 or 60 points.

• They were leading by 50 points.

• They were ahead by 10 points.

What does the speaker suggest will happen if there is a low voter turnout?

• The race will be tied.

• They will lose.

• They will win.

• The results will be delayed.

What do pundits believe about young people's participation in caucuses?

• They will vote online.

• They will only attend rallies.

• They will not participate.

• They will participate actively.

How does the speaker propose to make the pundits look foolish?

• By having a large voter turnout.

• By voting online.

• By organizing more rallies.

• By changing the election date.

What similarity does the speaker draw between Obama and Bernie?

• Both have won the same number of elections.

• Both have similar political views.

• Both have mobilized young voters effectively.

• Both have strong financial backing.