Jeremy White

filmmaker, production designer and grassroots organizer

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Filmmaker and production designer; grassroots organizer with California for Progress to promote progressive political issues at a local level; former organizer with the Bernie Sanders campaign

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Hillary Clinton still leads Donald Trump in most polls, but she's having trouble exciting a key demographic group: The younger voters who flocked to Bernie Sanders. Why is that?

Still feeling the Bern: Hillary's troubles with millennial voters

Hillary Clinton still leads Donald Trump in most polls, but she's having trouble exciting a key demographic group: The younger voters who flocked to Bernie Sanders. Why is that?

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Californians will play a big part in the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this coming week. But can the party unite with supporters of Bernie Sanders?

The DNC: A Divided Convention?

Californians will play a big part in the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this coming week. But can the party unite with supporters of Bernie Sanders?

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