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Presidential hopefuls address state Democratic Party convention in San Francisco

Audience members listen as California Sen. Kamala Harris, a presidential candidate, speaks at the Planned Parenthood party near the Moscone Center where the state Democratic Party convention is underway this weekend.
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Thousands of Democrats this weekend turned San Francisco into a festival dedicated to chasing President Trump from office. The difference from any other day in this liberal bastion was organization and a formal agenda: The gathering was hosted by California’s Democratic Party, which attracted 5,000 delegates and guests and a small platoon of presidential hopefuls to its spring convention.

Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont addresses the 2019 California Democratic Party convention at Moscone Center on June 2 in San Francisco.
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Former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro addresses the 2019 California Democratic Party convention on final day at Moscone Center on June 2 in San Francisco.
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Former Rep. John Delaney pauses while addressing the 2019 California Democratic Party convention on final day at Moscone Center on June 2 in San Francisco.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders takes to the stage to address the 2019 California Democratic Party convention at Moscone Center on June 2 in San Francisco.
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Democrats attending the Black Women's Meetup cheer as Kimberly Ellis, running for state party chair, speaks on Saturday.
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Sen. Kamala Harris
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts addresses convention delegates on Saturday.
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Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke of Texas takes his turn addressing delegates at the California Democratic Party convention on Saturday.
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris is surrounded by supporters at the Planned Parenthood party.
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A volunteer holds up a shirt at the Planned Parenthood party.
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Tyra Fennell, left, poses for a photo with a cutout of former First Lady Michelle Obama at the state Democratic Party convention.
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Kimberly Ellis, a candidate for California Democratic Party chair, is greeted by supporters after addressing the Black Women's Meetup.
(Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times)
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