Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will spend most of their day reaching out to voters across the Southland Saturday in the run-up to Tuesday's California Primary Election.
Former Secretary of State Clinton will spend the morning at Los Angeles Mission College for what's being called a "conversation on immigration.'' She will also attend a get-out-the-vote event at Hueneme High School in Oxnard at 1:45 p.m. The candidate will make a stop for a "conversation on women and families" at 4:30 p.m. at Jill's Place in Santa Barbara and end at Thomas Edison High School in Fresno at nightfall.
Former President Bill Clinton will also be in the area, making the case for his wife's quest to be the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.
The former president has a variety of appearances planned including one at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center, another at William Jefferson Clinton Elementary School in Compton and a meeting with black clergy members at Southern Saint Paul Church in South Los Angeles.
Vermont Sen. Sanders, who has spent much of the past week barnstorming throughout California, will start his day with am 11:30 a.m. news conference at the DoubleTree hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
At 1 p.m., Sanders is scheduled to speak at the start of his get-out-the-vote effort at his campaign office in Hollywood. Sanders will also join a 3 p.m. town hall meeting on Latin America and immigration policy along with Rep. Raul Grijalva.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump does not have any campaign appearances scheduled Saturday.
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Pre-election polls show Clinton and Sanders in a neck-and-neck battle to win the lion's share of California's 546 delegates. Clinton needs fewer than 70 delegates to clinch her party's nomination, which could occur before the polls close in California, according to multiple sources. But Sanders is counting on a California win to keep his candidacy alive.
As the California campaign comes to a close, both Clinton and Sanders have lined up some of their more fervent supporters for get-out-the-vote concerts.
Clinton's concert will be Monday at the Greek Theatre with Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Andra Day and Christina Aguilera among the performers scheduled to appear.
Sanders' concert is scheduled for 5 p.m. Saturday at the Los Angeles Coliseum with Dick Van Dyke, Susan Sarandon and Shailene Woodley among those scheduled to appear.
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