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"allison, a-ll..." 17 year old jesse allison signed in before noon today at his precinct at grace warner elementary school in northwest reno. clerk: 98 i graduated high school in that year, this is awesome. easily one of the youngest in the crowd he sat next to fellow hillary supporters in the cafeteria. woman: i'm interested in south carolina jesse: oh yea. while jesse talked politics, others wait patiently, even reading the paper about their task at hand. at noon, computers down, doors closed, and the caucuses after introductions, and a a head count was taken to two sides of the room, one for bernie, one for hillary. from the looks of it, there were more sanders supporters in the room. once, to make sure. and then, with the help of math, sanders six, clinton 5. i thought it would be. his job is not done yet. jesse: 775-....... eight years ago the nine year old jesse was taken with his parents as they caucused for the first time. he said he was bored to death. tonight he is headed to the washoe county democratic convention as a delegate. at grace warner elementary school terri russell k

jesse allison/17 yr. old: she is one of the people i can look at and say, this woman is timely fashion. and she is going to get things done that i would like to see happen in my life time. and she knows how to, work with people who don't agree with her. allison says occassionally he volunteers at clinton headquarters and makes phone calls. he's also canvassed neighborhoods for the candidate. he'll be eighteen on july eleventh. from snow to sunshine... that's pretty normal here in the truckee- meadows. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... high pressure will rebuild over the weekend and into next week. while nights will stay chilly, afternoons will warm back into the 60s for western nevada valleys, with 50s in the sierra. expect occasional high clouds, with light wind through monday. stormy weather is not back in the forecast until at least the next weekend. -jeff saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 53. calm wind becoming east around 5 mph in the morning. sat

"my name is jesse allison." 17 year old jesse allison signed in before noon today at his precinct at grace warner elementary school in northwest reno. easily one of the youngest in the crowd he sat next to fellow hillary supporters in the cafeteria. at noon, computers down, doors closed, and the caucuses began. after introductions, and a precinct chair was selected. residents were asked to move to two sides of the room, one for bernie, one for hillary. from the looks of it, there were a count was done more than once, to make sure. and then, with the help of math, delegates were awarded. sanders six, clinton 5. but for a disappointed jesse, his job was not done. jesse signs up to be a delegate to the county convention. jesse allison/17 year old: i think that would be really exciting. i thought the process went fine, i met people who were liked minded. whoever wins this afternoon, i will be voting democrat this fall. i think this is one of the most important things we can do, is vote for president. so jesse is on his way to the washoe county democratic convention as a delegate in april

"allison, a-ll..." 17 year old jesse allison signed in before noon today at his precinct at grace warner elementary school in northwest reno. clerk: 98 i graduated high school in that year, this is awesome. easily one of the youngest in the crowd he sat next to fellow hillary supporters in the cafeteria. woman: i'm interested in south carolina jesse: oh yea. at noon, computers down, doors closed, and the caucuses began. after introductions, and a precinct chair was selected. residents were asked to move to two sides of the room, one for bernie, one for hillary. from the looks of it, there were more sanders supporters in the a count was done more than once, to make sure. and then, with the help of math, delegates were awarded. sanders six, clinton 5. jesse: well this is easier than i thought it would be. his job is not done yet. jesse: 775-....... jesse signed up to be a delegate at the washoe county convention. jesse allison: and no matter who wins, i am going to vote democratic. russell: what if you made it all the way to the philadelphia for the national convention? jesse: that would b