California Democrats Divided in Crowded Primary

California Democrats Hold Annual Convention in San Francisco

A convention of California Democrats was held in San Francisco, where delegates gathered to discuss and potentially endorse a candidate for the state’s upcoming gubernatorial election. The event took place with the aim of uniting the party behind a single nominee.

According to reports, the convention saw a range of opinions among delegates, with some expressing concerns about the direction of the party. A delegate from one organization stated that “Trump’s reign of terror must end” and that the party should focus on returning to power nationally.

Meanwhile, another group of delegates emphasized the need for unity within the party. They called on their colleagues to “grow a spine” and take a stronger stance against certain issues.

The convention also saw protests outside the event venue, with demonstrators expressing their views on various topics. The protesters were largely focused on issues related to social justice and politics.

In terms of delegate participation, Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) led the vote among delegates, but overall, there appears to be a divide within the party regarding the direction it should take.

The convention comes ahead of the primary election, where California Democrats will choose their nominee for governor. The event is seen as an opportunity for the party to come together and present a united front in the upcoming contest.

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