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Sunday 15 April 2024 2:52:34 am

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In a building that saw the likes of film stars and movie moguls and later was damaged in the 1994 Northridge earthquake, Sanders' newly leased Los Angeles headquarters is where his campaign will ultimately go big or go home. Steering the effort is Michael Ceraso, a rangy, goateed 34-year-old who, seven months ago, was working as a deputy program director for Airbnb. He'd never run a statewide campaign.

Sanders is trailing in state polls but "what gives us an advantage is people power [url=http://www.ultraboostshoessale.com/]Cheap Adidas Ultra Boost Black[/url] ," said Ceraso, alluding to the fervent crowds of 20- and 30-somethings at the senator's full-house rallies.

With time growing short in the primary season, California's June 7 contest could be a decisive showdown. Sanders told cheering supporters in a Los Angeles theater in March that if he wins delegate-rich California by a significant margin "we are going together to the White House."

But to make that happen, Ceraso and his team will have to take on the Clinton political powerhouse.

After helping to guide Sanders to victory in New Hampshire, Ceraso says he's not intimidated by Hillary Clinton's team, which has won elections here before and has deep political ties that date back a generation to her husband Bill Clinton's administration.