March for Bernie Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Marchers cheer passing cars before the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Bernie cookies made by Charis Snyder-Gilber of Lynden during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. About 200 marchers filed thorugh downtown Bellingham which started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Scott Sanderson of Bellingham, left, and other prepare to march in the March for Bernie rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Bellingham City Hall in Bellingham, Wash. Sanderson says he was a former Sanders delegate but cold not afford to make the trip to Philadelphia. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Amalie Hovey of Mt. Vernon, right, cheers as passing vehicles honk as marchers gather at Bellingham City Hall for a March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Christina Farsovitch, left, her daughter Elaina Farsovitch, both from Marysville, and Scott Sanderson of Bellingham, right with flag, cheer as the March for Bernie Rally begins on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Logan Lundy, 7, of Bellingham cheers passing cars with other rally goers during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Bellingham City Hall in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Christina Farsovitch, left, and her daughter Elaina Farsovitch, both from Marysville, cheer passing cars before the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Christina Farsovitch, left, and her daughter Elaina Farsovitch, both from Marysville, and Jessica Balsom of Mt. Vernon, right with flag, cheer passing cars before the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down Commercial Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down Commercial Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Kelley Whitty, right, chants with nearly 200 Bernie Sanders supporters while marching down Commercial Street during the from the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down West Holley Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down Commercial Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down West Holley Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down West Holley Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers file down West Holley Street during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

About 200 marchers reach Maritime Heritage park during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, in downtown Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

March for Bernie Rally participants rest after the march on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Scott Sanderson of Bellingham waits for the the March for Bernie Rally to begin on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Bellingham City Hall in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Judith Lockwood of Bellingham waits for the the March for Bernie Rally to begin on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Bellingham City Hall in Bellingham, Wash. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Kelly Whitty is hugged by Democratic candidate Mike Lapointe during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. Lapoint is running for U.S. Congress as the Representative for the 2nd District of Washington. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

Bernie Sanders Rally in Bellingham, Wash.

Democratic candidate Mike Lapointe speaks to the crowd during the March for Bernie Rally on Saturday afternoon July 24, 2016, at Maritime Heritage Park in Bellingham, Wash. Lapoint is running for U.S. Congress as the Representative for the 2nd District of Washington. The march started at City Hall, moved down Commercial Street through downtown, then onto Holly Street ending at Maritime Heritage Park. Co-organizer Paula Smith of Blaine says about 200 people showed up for the rally. She added that the purpose of the rally was to keep the movement to nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders as the Democratic presidential nominee going. "We still think he can be nominated," she says, "We're here to keep the political movement going. We really believe in him." "He's been illegally blocked," she says concerning the recent email scandal, "We've been cheated. We're really waiting to hear from Bernie." (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (photo © Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)