The Democratic party representative Bernie Sanders endorsed his opponent Hillary Clinton.
On the photo, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton meeting the electorate on July 12 in New Hampshire.
In his speech, Sanders assured the audience that he would make everything needed to help Hillary Clinton become the U.S. President.
On the photo, the main representatives of the Democratic party in the presidential rally Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are speaking at the meeting held on July 12 in New Hampshire.
On the photo, the voters are greeting their favorite politicians on July 12 in New Hampshire.
As of now, Clinton has not officially been named the participant of the presidential rally final part. At the end of July, in Philadelphia we will hear the official confirmation of that the ex-state secretary of the United States will be the one to oppose Donald Trump for presidency.
It's known that 40% of the electorate who supported Sanders are now ready to vote for Clinton.
On the photo, Bernie Sanders, his wife Jane (to the right), and Hillary Clinton meeting their voters on July 12 in New Hampshire.
Earlier, the President Barack Obama voiced his hopes about Hillary Clinton being the next president of the USA. There appeared a video of the U.S. President speech on the official website of Clinton's campaign.
The U.S. President will be elected on November 8. According to inside party voting, the majority of votes went to the Democratic party representative Hillary Clinton and the Republican Donald Trump. However, they will become the official finalists after the nomination at the both Parties' conventions.
On the photo, Hillary Clinton communicating with her electorate on July 12 in New Hampshire.
On the photo, the emotions of the main Democrats in the Presidential election rally.
On the photo, the audience compliments Hillary Clinton supported by Bernie Sanders on July 12 in New Hampshire.
On the photo, Bernie Sanders with his wife Jane on July 12 in New Hampshire.
On the photo, cheerful Bernie Sanders and happy Hillary Clinton on July 12, New Hampshire.
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