Democrat Bernie Sanders visited his campaign office in Oakland. He made the visit around an hour before a scheduled visit to the San Francisco Chronicle to meet with the Editorial Board of the newspaper in a closed meeting.

Nearly 15,000 people attended an event at Bonney Field at the Cal Expo in Sacramento.

"If we can win here in New Jersey and win in California and win in some of the other states and if we can win a majority of the pledged delegates, we're going to go into Philadelphia and the Democratic convention and expect to come out with the Democratic nomination," Sanders said.

"The media constantly goes to the end game," said Jane Sanders, a top adviser to her husband. "The journey is as important as the destination. We expect that the people's voices will be heard and represented at the Democratic convention."

"There have been a lot of surprises," Jane Sanders said. "We saw a Michigan miracle and Indiana no one expected."

The insurgent campaign of the Vermont senator seems on its last legs. Hillary Clinton is having delegate lead and turned her focus to the general election and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.

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