Bernie Sanders is hosting a rally in Salem, Oregon today, May 10. The rally will support his continuing campaign and also double as a watch party as the results from the West Virginia primary come in. You can watch the rally on livestream above. The rally will be held at the Salem Armory Auditorium. Doors to the rally will open at 4 p.m. local time, but livestreams typically don’t start at the same time that doors open. The livestreams should have a full replay of Bernie Sanders’ speech after the event is over.
What time is the livestream? Although Sanders’ campaign hasn’t stated a specific time that Sanders will start speaking, the rally livestreams typically begin two to three hours after the doors open. According to the countdown in the video above, the livestream will be starting around 7 p.m. Eastern. However, last night this livestream’s countdown was as little off and Bernie’s speech actually started an hour later than the countdown indicated.
Here’s another livestream below, which is showing an encore of Bernie’s previous rallies until the rally in Salem, Oregon starts. If neither livestream works, you can also check Bernie2016tv’s livestream uploads at this link. They typically add a livestream for each of his rallies a little closer to the start of the event. They also have a great selection of full videos from his last week of rallies.
If you plan to attend in person, the event is free but you’re asked to RSVP online if possible. Don’t bring bags and limit what you carry to small, personal items. Security won’t allow in weapons, sharp objects, chairs, signs or banners on sticks. People will be allowed inside on a first-come, first-served basis, so get there early if you can.
Parking is available at the National Guard Armory Parking Lot, located at 2320 17th Street in Salem. If you want to use public transportation, Sanders’ website suggests using the Cherriott bus route #10, at the 17th and Sunnyview stop.
Sanders and his supporters are showing no signs of slowing down. Sanders will be attending this rally right after leaving California, where he held rallies attended by record numbers and met with a superdelegate to the Democratic Convention. Last night, Sanders held a rally in Sacramento and an estimated 21,000 people attended. You can see photos and read stories from people who attended in this article.
Sanders still has a lot of rallies on his schedule. His next rally is scheduled for Missoula, Montana at 10 a.m. local time on May 11.
