now, my friends, because this is a movement fuelled by love, it can never be stopped or defeated now on behalf of millions inspired by aloha, determined to seek a future rooted in love, compassion, and justice for all, and dedicated to a government of the people, by the people, and for the people, i am truly honored to nominate bernie sanders for president of the united states.

>> please welcome to the stage paul feeney. >> hello fellow democrats, i'm a proud member of the brotherhood of electrical workers number 2222 in boston, massachusetts. i come from the movement, can i call you my brothers and sisters? in that case, my brothers and sisters, we're at a cross roads. in a matter of moments, we will enter a new phase in our party and chart a new course. as we turn the page, we must be reflective of the past year when

working people across the country joined with senator bern bernie sanders to reignite a political revolution in the united states of america. brothers and sisters, bernie not only fought for people, he empowered people. to my brothers and sisters that have been a part of this historic campaign, i urge you to stay engaged, stay active, and stay fired up. we have shown this country that people powered politics can never be defeated. they say that movements are made up of a series of moments. my brothers and sisters, it's moments like the one we find

ourselves in right now here in philadelphia as we stand on the research of nominating our candidate for president. it is moments like the one we had last night when bernie signed filled this hall, and were held up by bernie and hillary supporters, too. we should be proud to share this moment together, and to build this movement together. bernie's campaign came together around a shared set of values and ideals. values and ideals like the fight for 15, the fight for unions, the fight against nick inequality. those are the central ennants of who we are as a party. but they're not more than words

on paper. unless we decide like bernie asked us to last night, to join together and support hillary clinton in november for president of the united states. my brothers and sisters, my fellow democratics, now is the time, now is the time to stand up, to rise up, and to send a message to the rest of america that our party is united, our movement is alive, and our revolution has just begun. with that, i proudly rise to second the nomination of senator bernie sanders of vermont as the democratic nominee for president of the united states. thank you.

god bless you. >> a second nominating speech now for bernie sanders. >> my friends, my name is sh ieri -- shyla nelson from vermont. i have never felt the bern more than i do in this moment. we have worked to take our country back from the millionaires and the

billionaires. together we have worked to end citizens united and restore democracy to the people. together we have worked for a $15 minimum wage. for debt free college. for breaking up big banks. for climate justice. and for the man who launched this revolution senator bernie sanders.

tonight, my friends, we celebrate the progress we have made in this campaign, and we set a course for progress that we will make when we win in november. i am so proud of us. my friends, the millions of you who have volunteered, the millions who have donated, the millions who have stood at rallies across this great land and demanded changed.

i am so proud of bernie. our movement continues. our revolution continues. we will never stop working for a future we believe in. we will never stop fighting for the change that we need. and we will never forget the man who leads us. so with pride, gratitude,

optimism, for the future we all build together, i stand before you for the purposes of seconding the nomination of our friend and hero, senator bernie sanders. a beaming senator bernie sanders, very pleased by the nominating speeches. there you see a huge round of applause for the senator from vermont, jake. and the nominating speeches are

coming next for senator clinton. >> and it cannot be overstated just how important this process is to sanders supporters to express their support to stand up and sing his praises as the party tries to achieve unity and tries to come together. >> we will continue the presidential nominating process with nominating and seconding speeches on behalf of secretary clinton. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the podium, senator

barbara mc -- mikulski from maryland. >> fellow democrats and sister democrats, and a special hello to the state of maryland. our nation was born here in philadelphia 240 years ago. our founding fathers gave us a great start, but it was the founding mothers who said do not forget the ladies or we will ferment our own revolution.

they started the job, but we're going to keep it going. now yes, we do break barriers. i broke a barrier when i became the first democratic woman elected in the senate in her own right, and the first to chair the powerful appropriations committee. so it is with a full heart that i'm here today as we nomination hillary clinton to be the first woman president. many of you have broken barriers. you were the first to go college, the first to start a business, maybe the first to be a citizen. you know you didn't do it for

yourself, you did it for others to have opportunities. that's what hillary wants to do. she wants to break barriers to opportunities so you won't have barriers. you can count on her. she will work for you she will fight for your day today needs. fighting for your macro issues and the macaroni and cheese issues. so you have opportunity for a good job and a good neighborhood with a good school, and your kids will have a really good future. you will have equal pay for equal work. so when you need it. so yes, it is about the new

jobs, but it is so much, she wants that job to light up your home, light up your community, light up your life, and she wants that little light in you just do shine. i know that hillary listens. the hillary that i work with is duty drive duty driven, unflaking, unflinching. for the wiem that have broken down barriers to others, i proudly parade hillary clinton's name and nomination to be the next president.

now john lewis, a member of the house of represents, continuing the theme of barrier breakers. john lewis will now have a nominating speech for hillary clinton. >> my beloved democrats, this are forces in america that want to take us backward. they want to undo 50 years of progress that this nation has made under democratic leadership.

we have come too far. we have made too much progress, and we are not going back. we are going forward! that is why we all must go to the polls in november and vote like we have never ever voted before. now eight years ago our party, the democratic party nominated and elected the first person of color to ever serve in the white house. not just for one term, but two terms. tonight on this night, we will shatter that glass ceiling

again. we are the party of tomorrow. and we will build a true democracy in america. i must tell you, i have known hillary clinton for many years. she is one of the most qualified candidates to ever run for president. she is a leader, sometimes against the win to break down barriers that divide us. she is smart. she is smart. she could have done anything with her life, but she decided long ago she didn't want to do just well. she wanted to do good.

so she has dedicated her life to public service and building a better america for all of our people, for no up with would be left out or left behind. sow tonight on behalf of our mothers trying to make ends meet, and our fathers who have not seen a pay increase in years, on behalf of the students trying to swim in a sea of debt. on behalf of all who suffered injustice, discrimination, who protesting for immigrants rights, gay rights, and more fairness in america. on behalf of all of the victims of gun violence, i give your leader, a brave leader, who can unite us as a nation and a people. a leader who can break down the

barriers and build a better future for every american. he have fight for us all. with her heart, her soul, and her mind. my fellow democrats, i'm pleased to second the nomination for hillary clinton for party candidate for the president of the united states. >> john lewis the congressman seconding the nomination for hillary clinton. now a very different kind of nominating speech. an immigrant, iraq combat.

>> i was born on a dirt floor to a woman's name i will never know. i know she loved me enough to give me up so i could live the life she wanted for me. a life without hunger or despair. filled with hope and opportunity. as a baby, bundled up in the hopes and dreams of my mother, i began a new life in a far away land called america. i was raised by two women, and learned early on in life about intolerance and hatred. i also learned about the power of love, faith, and hope. the first time i saw hillary, she was on tv addressing a panel of men with such confidence and ownership of self. her poise and presence fundamentally changed how i would claim my own space in the world. i was 11.

seven years later, my belief in america inspired me to raise my hand and swear to defend her ideals with my life. i joined the army as an ammunition specialist and gave the best of myself to a country that had given me so much. i returnrd from iraq to restore the faith of america's promise for everyone. tonight in the birthplace of our nation, we renew our commitment to democracy. with a historic step towards gender equality. reflected in broken shards of glass, and hillary herself, we can see the dreams of our

daughters. this is america's promise. along my journey i have called california, texas, georgia, and new york home. i know what connects us runs deeper than what divides us. if you can hear my voice tonight, join me and everyone in this hall by texting hillary to 47246 as we move forward together. i believe in america's promise where a child born into poverty can stand. to nominate the woman she admired as a little girl as the next president of the united states and my commander and chief. as an immigrant, a combat

veteran, a woman of color, and my mother's daughter, i am american. my story is our story. the story of america. thank you. >> congressman marsha fudge will now introduce the rules, she is the chair of the democratic national convention. let's listen in to marsha fudge. >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes the nominations for our presidential candidates. pursuant to the convention rules, we will now proceed to a roll call vote of the states to vote on the nominations for the democratic party's candidate for the 45th president of the united states. the chair of each delegation or their designee will report the vote of his or her delegate on

and following the roll call. each delegation's tally sheet showing the vote of every delegate will be connected and all votes will be counted. with that, please welcome stephanie rawlings blake to conduct the roll call vote. >> good afternoon, delegates! are we ready to make some history? my name is stephanie rawlings-blake and i'm the secretary for the democratic national committee and the national convention.

in the last several months my office has worked diligently with each of your states and the territorial parties to certify your delegates and other official participants. my thanks to every state and territorial party for helping us to bring this moment, the official roll call of all of our delegation. are we ready? [ cheers and applause ] all right. alaba alabama. you 60 votes, how do you cast your votes? >> thank you, madame secretary. the state of alabama has champions not only in football, but we have champions in civil rights, in voting rights, we

have champions for equal pay. and we cast, proudly, 50 champion votes for secretary hillary rodham clinton, and we cast nine votes for senator bernie sanders. >> don't you have one more? all right. alabama, you have cast 50 votes for secretary clinton, nine votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. >> alaska. you 20 votes, how do you cast

your votes? >> madame secretary, alaska, the state that is on front line of climate change, with our rece receding glaciers and our rising oceans, alaska with the most diverse native population in the united states, with 229 federally recognized tribes, alaska, which makes the united states an arctic nation, casts six votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. and 14 votes for the inspiring, progressive bernie sanders. >> alaska, you have cast six

votes for secretary clinton, and 14 votes for senator sanders. >> yes, ma'am. american samoa, you have 11 votes, how do you cast your votes? >> hello, fellow democrats and fellow americans. madame secretary, on behalf of the governor and lieutenant governor, american samoa where per capita more of our sons and daughters proudly wear the uniform of the u.s. armed forces than any other state or territory. home of america's cleanest air year after year, and the last place for the sun to set day after day, madame secretary, american samoa cast their votes

three for bernie sanders, and eight for for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> american samoa, you cast eight votes for secretary clinton, three votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. >> arizona. arizona, you have 85 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> arizona, the beautiful state, the natural state. we're proud to say we're the home state of caesar chavez, many tribes, home state of elected some of the first women leaders in the country. i'm proud to be joined here by a

delegate who is 102. >> we cast 51 votes for the next president of the united states of america, hillary rodham clinton! >> arizona, you have cast 51 votes for secretary clinton, and 34 votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. >> arkansas. arkansas, you have 37 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madame secretary, i rise from arkansas where we first learned to believe in a place called hope. where we are equally as proud to

be the home of american poet mia angelou. where hillary clinton lead the fight for education before it was popular. she lead the fight for legal services before it was popular. where she lead the effort to establish a children's hospital before it was popular, and when she fought for our mothers, sisters, and daughters before it was popular. arkansas, where we are again filled with hope for our children and grandchildren including my five granddaughters, because we know that this is truly a nation that should be all equal. madame secretary, arkansas has ten votes for bernie sanders, who now joins us in supporting

hillary clinton because he understands what is at stake, and now arkansas enthusiastically casts 27 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> arkansas, you have cast 27 votes for secretary clinton, and ten votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. california. california, you have 551 votes, how do you cast your votes? >> california. california. california the state with lots of energy, lots of enthusiasm, and the state that defies donald trump on climate change, immigration reform, and the $15

minimum wage cast for bernie sanders, 221 votes. and for hillary clinton, the next president of the united states, 330 votes! [ cheers and applause ] >> california, you have cast 330 votes for secretary clinton, and 221 votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. colorado. colorado you have 71 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madame secretary, colorado is home to rocky mountain, mesa

verde, sand dunes, and black canyons which are some of the world's most wondrous and diverse lands. as colorado democrats, we're proud to fight every day to protect these lands because they are america's lands. our delegation is happy to announce 41 delegates are casting their votes for senator bernie sanders. 36 delegates for hillary clinton, and 1 abstention. >> we're going to take a very, very quick break. you can watch the tally at the bottom of the screen. more after this. my fellow americans... they say we're a nation divided. that's not true. we agree on a lot. like paul rudd. everybody loves paul rudd.

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>> this is bernie sanders brother. >> i want to bring before this convention the names of our parents eli sanders and dorothy sanders. they did not have easy lives, and they died young. they would have been so proud of their son. democra

democrats. they would have been especially proud that he is renewing that mission, and the anonymous proud, i cast five votes for bernie sanders. >> thank you very much, democrats abroad, you have cast seven votes for secretary clinton, and ten votes for senator sanders. district of columbia, how do you cast those votes? >> madame secretary, i'm the mayor of the district of columbia. the best city in the world. and soon to be the 51st state of

our great union. we are 670,000 tax paying americans just like you. with statehood and wonl with state hood will we have votes in congress just like you. the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton will sign our admission into the united states of america as the 51st state. madame secretary, we cast five votes for the honorable bernie sanders, and 39 votes for the next president, hillary rodham clinton!

>> district of columbia, you have cast 39 votes for secretary clinton and five votes for senator sanders. thank you very much. florida. you have 246 votes. >> on behalf of the state of florida, the great sunshine state, the home of senator bill nelson, the state that went blue for president obama, and will go blue for hillary clinton, i proudly cast 72 votes for senator bernie sanders, and 163 votes for the first woman president of the united states of america, hillary clinton! >> thank you very much.

florida, you have cast 163 votes for secretary clinton, and 72 votes for senator sanders. thank you. georgia! georgia you have 117 votes, how do you cast your votes? >> madame secretary, it is an honor to present the 2016 delegation from the great state of georgia. our state has been and will continue to be the epicenter of self-and human rights. home to the dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king and where the march for social justice is carried on by people like our own congressman john lewis. and home to the 39th president of the united states, a democrat jimmy carter and first lady

rosalynn carter. >> georgia is a state forward. we shifted an alliance to a shade of blue. our communities of color fortifies our state's standing as a beacon of progress and hope. that serves as a celebration of the diversity that cemented georgia as the next battleground state in the united states. >> madame secretary. madame secretary, georgia democrats are froud cast 39 votes for senator bernie sanders, and 87 votes for the next president of the united states, secretary hillary clinton. >> thank you so much.

georgia, you have cast 87 votes for secretary clinton, and 29 votes for senator sanders. thank you again. >> on to guam, you have 12 votes, how do you cast your votes? >> madame secretary, the island of guam, our diverse community, we have travelled over 8,000 miles and nine time zones to cast our only vote for the president and the vice president. we want a president who is sensitive to our needs. a president that supports our rights for full self determination and self governance as ratified in the democratic platform.

therefore, it is with great optimism that we proudly cast two votes for senator bernie sanders. one absent, and nine votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. viva la guam. >> we're going to take another very quick break. the historic roll call continuing on the bottom of the screen, we'll be right back. this is how you apply

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the roll call continues at the democratic convention with indiana. >> african-american president in 2012. we hoosiers sent joe donnelly to the u.s. senate. in three months we're going to help create a democratic majority by sending evan baye to the use senate. john gregg is our next governor of the state of indiana. and hillary clinton will be the first woman president of the oouf united states of america. we can say last week they conspired, but their ideas misfired. their bigotry expired.

mike pence and donald trump you are officially fired. >> madam secretary, this year is the 200th anniversary of indiana's statehood. and madam secretary, we're giving ourselves a present. we're going to turn indiana blue one more time. we're going to send evan baye to the u.s. senate. we're going to elect my good friend john gregg the next governor of indiana. and by the way, he is a governor who wants to be the governor of indiana.

with all of that, it is my pleasure to cast one abstension, 43 votes for senator bernie sanders. and 48 votes for the next president of the united states. >> indiana you have cast 48 votes for secretary clinton. 43 votes for senator sanders and one absention. iowa. how do you cast your votes? >> i'm from iowa. a state of female firsts. in 1857 the university of iowa became the first state

university to accept women into its degree program. >> and i'm congressman dade vilsack. in 1869, arabella mansfield became the first woman to pass the bar and become an attorney. >> my name is dan. council 61, international president, we're 58% of our membership is female. we believe in equal pay for equal dignity for all workers. >> madam secretary, i am andy mcguire, the delegation chair for iowa where it all started. we proudly pass 21 votes for senator bernie sanders and 30

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>> our traditions run as deep as our forests. we are loggers and lobstermen, farmers and fishermen, long fellow, ll bean and stephen king. maine has not voted for a republican in nearly three decades. as maine goes, so goes the nation. maine casts 18 votes for senator bernie sanders. and 12 votes for secretary hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you very much, maine. you have cast 12 votes for secretary clinton, 18 votes for senator sanders. again, thank you.

maryland my maryland! you have 120 votes. how do you cast your vote? >> madam chair lady, the great state of maryland, the birth place of the great supreme court justice, francis scott key, the home of the united states naval academy, the home of the chesapeake bay, the largest estuary of the united states and the third largest in the world. the home of the great, great senator barbara mckulsky who in 1986 became the first woman elected to the united states senator from maryland and the first to chair the united states senate appropriations committee and of course, the leader of the

chair tonight, the home of stephanie rawlings-blake. madam chair, we are elated to cast 36 votes for a truly great man, bernie sanders. and we are excited and we are happy to cast 84 votes for the next president of the united states of america, hillary rodham clinton! >> maryland, you have cast 84 votes for secretary clinton and 36 votes for senator sanders. thank you again. massachusetts. massachusetts. you have 115 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, i am ordered

to stand here today representing the commonwealth of massachusetts, where since the colonyists dumped tea in boston harbor, we have worked for the common good. we know that we are stronger together. we were first in public education. first in universal health care. and the first state in the nation to pass equal marriage rights for all. from john adams to john kennedy and beyond, we have fought for those without a voice, for those in need, and for all americans. just as we were in 1775, we are ready to fight for our nation, our liberty and the rights of every american to have the country and the future they deserve. i am honored on behalf of

massachusetts to cast 46 votes for senator bernie sanders. and 68 votes for the next president of the united states. hillary rodham clinton! >> massachusetts, you have cast 68 votes for secretary clinton and 46 votes for senator sanders. thank you again. michigan! michigan, you have 147 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, on behalf of the hard working men and women of the great lakes state who make things and grow things for america, and who created the middle which is a of this country, we cast 66 votes for a great senator, bernie sanders.

and 81 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> thank you very much, michigan. you have cast 81 votes for secretary clinton and 66 votes for senator sanders. minnesota. minnesota. you have 93 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam -- madam secretary, i am the senator from the great state of minnesota, the state of prince's purple rain. and the birth place of tim kaine.

senator al franken, the state of walter mondale, the first person in american history to put a woman geraldine ferraro on a national major party ticket. >> and minnesota is the home of hubert horacio humphrey who at the 1948 convention in philadelphia called on delegates and to the nation to get out of the shadow of states' rights and walk forthrightly into the bright sunshine of human rights. casts 47 votes for bernie sanders! >> and madam secretary, the

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let's listen in. nevada coming up next. >> nevada. you have 43 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the fabulous silver state nevada from lake tahoe to the las vegas boulevard, with the population as diverse as its landscape, also, we are delighted to welcome all of our delegation here with us. you have seen some of them on this stage of this great convention. and with a spirit as wild and free as our mustangs, we are proud to cast -- >> madam secretary, i am the minority leader of the nevada state senate on.

behalf of the state whose capital is actually carson city, i hear by cast 16 votes for bernie sanders and 27 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> nevada, you have cast 20 votes for secretary clinton and 16 votes for senator sanders. new hampshire. new hampshire, you have 32 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> new hampshire where we bring democrats together, home of the town of unity where hillary clinton endorsed barack obama in 2008 and home of the city of portsmouth where bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton in 2016. new hampshire, the greatest state proud of electing proud of democratic women leaders. we celebrate jean shaheen, and

carol port he. and this fall we look forward to sending greenwich strong governor maggie to the u.s. senate. and winning the governor's race for the seventh straight election. and we will turn blue in the presidential race and reading the numbers from the bernie campaign and donna from the hillary camp. >> new hampshire, proudly casts 16 votes for the great senator bernie sanders of vermont. >> new hampshire proudly casts 16 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> new hampshire, you have cast 16 votes for secretary clinton and 16 votes for senator sanders.

new jersey. >> you have 132 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, new jersey, home of the garden state. the home of the only state in this great union with two great united states senators. senator bob menendez and our corey booker. i stand before you with our congressional delegations and others, again a state that is as diverse as they come in america. to tell you, we are the state that started the revolution and we want to be the state to continue the revolution again.

we proudly cast our votes for the great senator of vermont, 45 votes for senator sanders. and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female in history will be made, 90 votes for hillary rodham clinton. new jersey, you have cast 90 votes for secretary clinton and 45 votes for senator sanders. new mexico. you have 43 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> i am senator tom udall from the great state of new mexico. our state has two great national

labs which spin ideas from the lab bench to the private sector. entrepreneurs, come join us. we are so proud of our brave and courageous veterans, including the navajo code talkers. and now our state proudly, our first party chair, the first native-american state party chair, deb holland. >> madam secretary, the state of new mexico also known as the land of enchantment, home to 23 indian tribes including 19 pueblos, three apache nations and the great navajo nation. madam secretary, new mexico is home to the once mighty rio grande where in homage to our great agricultural history, which was begun by the pueblo

indians, our state question is red or green. chili, that is. in a testament to the fierceness of our democratic state legislators, our state remains union strong and the workers union and breaking bad, the show. madam secretary, as the first native-american democratic state party chair in our country, and on behalf of our diverse citizenry, our delegation proudly casts 16 votes for senator bernie sanders. and 27 votes for the first woman president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton! >> new mexico, you have cast 27

votes for secretary clinton and 16 votes for senator sanders. new york. you have 291 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great state of new york, the birth place of women's rights at seneca falls, the state with the proud legacy of progressive leadership enacting the $15 minimum wage. paid family leave. passing marriage equality. proud of our partnership with organized labor. and a proud supporter of puerto rico. we are the proud home of the dean of our congressional delegation, congressman charles

rangel. this retiring. we are the proud home, proud home of the former great president of the united states who brought this nation to new limits. william jefferson clinton and the proud home of the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton! new york state. [ chanting ] >> madam secretary, the state of

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welcome back. ohio now voting. hillary clinton is just under 400 shy of the 2382 that she needs to make history and become the first woman to be nominated for the presidency by a major party. >> 98 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> ohio, you have passed 98 votes for secretary clinton and 62 votes for senator sanders.

oklahoma. you have 42 votes. how do you cast your vote? >> the great state of oklahoma is proud to be here at the democratic convention. i am proud to rockies bell, the matriarch of the cherokee nation of oklahoma. >> greetings from the great state of oklahoma, the 38 tribal nations. i was born in 1929, only nine years after women were granted the right to vote. i never thought that i would live to see this day. so tonight, i am deeply honored to help cast our state's votes

for the first woman president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> recognize cedric johnson. a korean war vet. >> eight years ago i was glued to the television in my home in muskogee, oklahoma, as the first african-american accepted the nomination for the presidency of the united states. i watched that moment on tv and i knew that our world had changed forever and it changed for the better. tonight, eight years later, we are taking a step forward for equality. the late jake simmons, clara, and the recently departed port

he, would be equally as proud of tonight. may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> casting votes for senator sanders -- >> i am proud to announce that oklahoma where our state motto, cast 22 votes for senator bernie sanders. >> and oklahoma casts 20 votes for the next president of the united states, secretary hillary clinton. >> thank you. oklahoma. you cast 20 votes for secretary clinton and 22 votes for senator sanders. >> oregon.

oregon, you have 74 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, from the mighty columbia river, from the high desert to the crashing waves of the pacific ocean, oregon, home of the timbers and the trail blazers. home to nine tribal nations and 4 million of the most wonderful people on the planet. we cast 34 votes for secretary hillary clinton. and madam secretary, oregon, feeling the bern, cast 38 votes for bernie sanders. >> thank you, oregon. you've cast 34 votes for secretary clinton and 38 votes

for senator sanders. pennsylvania! pennsylvania, you have 208 votes. how do you cast your vote? >> madam secretary, i am tom wolf, governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and on behalf of all pennsylvanians, welcome to our commonwealth. along with senator casey, i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 82 votes to bernie sanders whose fight for inclusion, justice and fairness has invigorated our party. and i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 126 votes to the next president of

the united states, hillary clinton! >> thank you. pennsylvania, you've cast 126 votes for secretary clinton and 82 votes for senator sanders. puerto rico. you have 67 votes. how do you cast your vote? >> madam secretary, the delegation of puerto rico, the only all latino delegation at this convention. [ speaking spanish ] ricky martin, jennifer lopez and many more. and we are very grateful to governor cuomo and our brothers and sisters of new york for all their help and all the assistance. we salute the delegation of new york from here.

we also stand at the forefront of this new era. ready to be part of history. and we proudly cast 23 votes for the senator from the green mountain state of vermont. senator bernie sanders. and we salute the energy and spirit of change. and we also cast 44 votes, hillary clinton. >> puerto rico, you have cast 44 votes for secretary clinton and 23 votes for senator sanders. >> rhode island. >> madam secretary -- >> how do you cast your votes?

>> my name is nicholas, speaker of the house of the state of rhode island. proud home of the great senators jack reid, sheldon white house home of outstanding beaches and coastlines. some of the best in the world. great companies such as cbs, hasbro and now ge. a state that has recently proudly elected the first female governor. the smallest state in the union with one of the biggest hearts. home of the best restaurants in the country, great quality of high of, great people, rhode island. proudly cast 13 votes for senator bernie sanders and 19 votes -- and 19 votes for the

next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> rhode island, you have cast 19 votes for secretary clinton and 13 votes for senator sanders. south carolina. south carolina, you have 59 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the palmetto state, the home of the first in the south primary, it is a state with a rich history of progressive struggle, so many slaves disembarked at the wharf in charleston, south carolina, that it is known as the african-american ellis island. >> home of the first african-american to serve in the u.s. house of representatives, and the highest ranking african-american currently serving, democratic leader, jim

clyburn and before there was a board of education, there was griggs versus elliott. and home of one of the ten best cabinet secretaries of the 20th century, former secretary of education. >> south carolina is also home of the emanuel ame church which has remained strong from the darkest of times from 1822 to the charleston nine of 2015. >> home of coastal carolina, the national college world series champion. we south carolinians have lived by our state motto. while i breathe, i hope. and in that hopeful spirit, and because our democratic primaries

break glass ceilings, south carolina is proud to cast 13 votes for bernie sanders and 46 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> south carolina, you have cast 46 votes for secretary clinton and 13 votes for senator sanders. south dakota. you have 25 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> [ speaking in foreign language ] hello, family and friends. i extend my hand to you from my heart with good feelings in our beautiful language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mt. rushmore. land that brought us george mcgovern, who in 1972, the first

convention that practiced affirmative action exchanged the face of the democratic party delegates forever, half were women and all minorities were represented. we proudly cast our 25 votes, 10 for the senator, bernie sanders, who inspired us all. and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> south dakota, you have cast 15 votes for secretary clinton and 10 votes for senator sanders. >> and history has just been made. hillary clinton gets more than

the 2382 she needs on get nomination. she will become the first woman in american history to lead a party into a presidential election. she now, jake, has done it. it is official. she's gotten more than 2382. even though people in this hall are waiting for more. >> it is a moment in american history. the first woman to head a ticket, a major party presidential ticket. a moment women have been trying on run for president in this country since 1872. and it is an historic moment. i don't know that the delegates on the floor quite realize it yet. but one of the things that's going on is that there is, if last notice was in many ways about letting bernie sanders have a night and letting progressives have a night, today is about uniting the party. bringing everyone together. letting the sanders delegates cast their votes for sanders. letting the hillary delegates cast their votes for her.

and i suspect the democrats have something in mind to bring this in mine to a big close. >> they're deliberately not showing the tally because they're all waiting for vermont, they're all waiting for something special to occur and senator sanders to do something to unify party. >> and it has been very moving in many ways. you had bernie sanders' brother come and talk about losing their parents young is that what a moment this would be for them. you had a delegate more than 100 years old. that means with she was born, women did not have the right to vote. much less be president of the united states. >> we saw bernie get so emotional when his brother was talking about how proud their parents would have been had they been here. they were jewish immigrants who came to brooklyn, new york. didn't have anything and raised a son who grew up to be a united states senator. and did very well in this presidential election. >> weaved talked the last couple

days about all the emotions that we've seen from sanders supporters. we need point out that there is a lot of emotion from hillary clinton supporters. especially for women like most most. the first female speaker of the house. >> this is texas right now. then utah. i'm anxious to see the vermont delegation, who makes their announcement. >> 72 votes for senator sanders. utah. utah, you have three votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great state of utah, the industrious and beautiful bee hive state, adventures' first stop as home to five national parks, the greatest snow on earth, and the

number one state for volunteerism, casts 29 votes for senator bernie sanders. and eight votes for secretary hillary clinton. >> thank you very much. you have cast eight votes for secretary clinton and 29 votes for senator sanders. vermont. how do you cast your 26 votes? >> vermont passes. >> virgin islands. you have 12 -- >> vermont passes. clearly, vermont is going to be the last state to announce how it is voting and i suspect we're

going to be hearing directly from senator bernie sanders. >> that would be my suspicion as well. why would vermont pass unless they wanted to make some sort of point at the end? >> and bernie sanders wanted the roll call to have all the states announce their votes. that's why vermont wants to be the last. >> it is a way for the vermont, a way for the bernie sanders delegates to voice their preference for him and it is also been a well choreographed way for the democrats to display unity. at least so far. we thought there was the potential for demonstrations for sanders supporters. especially in the california delegation. that hasn't happened. the party has been remarkably unified. >> so smooth. almost an hour and a half since this roll call has been going on. and it is almost over. and you can only imagine what will happen at the very end, if in fact bernie sanders does what

we anticipate. announces vermont's votes and then does something even more to try to underscore unity. >> virginia. >> we know that sanders is in the hall, after all. i think this is all an educated guess as to what might happen. remember, eight years ago, there was an important moment when hillary clinton nominated barack obama. it allowed people to see her these as particularly support him even though they had such a contentious battle. >> i am looking at the vermont group. i don't know if bernie sanders is already there. maybe we'll get a shot of that vermont delegation. presumably, bernie sanders will be walking out there and he'll want to make, i suspect he will make a statement. in the meantime, let's go back to the roll call. >> home to our beloved first daughter and first lady, and

home to the next vice president of the united states, tim kaine. virginia casts 33 votes for senator sanders. and virginia casts 75 votes for the next president of the united states. >> here comes bernie sanders. vermont will be last. vermont will be last, clearly, bernie sanders is going to make a statement. not only to explain vermont's vote but also explaining to everybody here, 20,000 plus people in the wells fargo center but to the nation and the world where he stands and hopes the democratic party will be. >> it has been a contentious and fractious primary.

and he is, his speech last night was a very strong speech in favor of secretary clinton and we obviously see vermont passing earlier. and now about to give their delegates, bernie sanders, again about, to express strong support for his one time rival. >> it is such an emotional moment for him. and earlier when we saw his brother speak briefly, talk about his parents. you saw him start to cry. you saw the tears coming out of his eyes. >> he is not a marparticularly emotional guy. he is a passionate guy about his issues. obviously his brother larry invoking their brother who died young. let's watch. >> and let's not forget, eight years ago, it was hillary clinton who did something very similar at this democratic convention to promote the possibility the first

african-american would be elected president of the united states. now history is being made potentially. it could be the first woman president of the united states. we have three more states to go. let's listen in. >> and 42 votes, and 42 votes for the exceptional and ground breaking next president of the united states, secretary hillary rodham clinton! >> washington, you have cast 42 votes for secretary clinton and 74 votes for senator sanders. west virginia. west virginia, you have 37 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, almost heaven, west virginia, home of the most compassionate people in the world when disaster strikes

and proud to put people first. cast 19 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. and 18 votes for senator bernie sanders. >> west virginia, you have cast 19 votes for secretary clinton and 18 votes for senator sanders. wisconsin. wisconsin, you have 96 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, i am senator tammy baldwin from the great state of wisconsin. and i am so proud to represent the badger state and our 11 sovereign tribes here tonight. wisconsin is a state where workers still make things from

ships, tools and paper to cheese, brats and beer. we are home to the bucks, the brewers, and america's team, the green bay packers. and we are home to future senator russ feingold. tonight we cast 49 votes for senator bernie sanders and we cast 47 votes for the next president of the united states, secretary hillary clinton. thank you very much. wisconsin. you cast 47 votes for secretary clinton and 49 votes for senator

sanders. wyoming. >> all right. wyoming will be the last state before vermont. let's listen in. >> how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, i am the chair woman of the wyoming democratic party. wyoming. the equality state and the home of many firsts. the first national park, the first national monument, the first state to guarantee women woman governor. today we are proud to be the last to cast our state votes. seven votes for senator bernie sanders and 11 votes for the next president of the united states, the first woman president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you very much, wyoming. you have cast 11 votes for secretary clinton, and seven votes for senator sanders.

and now to vermont. how do you cast your 26 votes? i'm dottie deem, chair of the democratic party, on behalf of the great state of vermont, a state that helped fight and win revolution that gave birth to our united states of america, the state that helped fight and win the political revolution of 2016 thanks to our senator bernie sanders! whose leaders denounced the dem goingry of joseph mckarthy and today whose leaders like howard dean, peter welch and our own senator leahy speak out against

the modern-day mccarthy donald trump, on behalf of the home state of senator bernie sanders who has changed the trajectory of this country in a way that will make the lives of working americans better for generations to come! >> vermont, casts our votes. vermont casts our votes, 22 votes for our beloved senator sanders. and four for the next president hillary clinton, it is now my honor to present our senator

bernie sanders. >> thank you. madam chair, i move that the convention suspend the procedural rules. i move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states.

>> what an exciting moment for these democrats that have gathered here in cleveland. history has now been made. hillary clinton is the democratic nominee. the crowd here is so excited. i want to listen in. >> thank you, senator sanders. senator sanders has moved in the spirit of unity to suspend the rules -- to suspend the rules

and nominate hillary clinton by acclimation as the presidential candidate of the democratic party. >> is there a second? all in favor of the motion say aye. those no? the ayes have it! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jake, a really important gesture by bernie sanders. bernie sanders trying his best to convince his supporters and there are many of them, he did remarkably well in the primaries to go ahead now and move forward

in the united democratic party against donald trump and this crowd really is feeling the excitement right now. >> it feels much more unified here than it did last night. it is a remarkable achievement. it has been hard fought, well choreographed, carefully negotiated, but the movement of having the delegates have their night last night, the sanders delegates, letting bernie sanders have his speech last night and allowing the delegates to voice their support for him which obviously climaxed with him asking for all the delegates to go for hillary clinton. a remarkable moment, and a very, very well choreographed display of unity and in a marked contrast to what we saw in cleveland when we had the roll call and ted cruz who came in second on the republican side, you didn't hear him do what bernie sanders has done here. >> no, but let us turn now to

what hillary clinton has achieved because this is an amazing moment in american history. a major party presidential nominee who is a woman, many, many people in the arena here very emotional. >> the convention rules of procedure, secretary clinton has been invited to make an acceptance speech. i have been asked to inform you that secretary clinton thanks you and will deliver her acceptance speech at the fourth session of the convention thursday night. >> it's official, she will accept this democratic presidential nomination to become the first woman in american history to lead a major party to the presidential election. this is a moment that a lot of people have been waiting for. terry mcauliffe, a good friend of the clintons, the governor of virginia, will now speak. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> hello, democrats! thank you! thank you! [ crowd chanting "terry" ] >> this is an extraordinary day. this is a day that will change the political history of our country. it is the end of one chapter and the beginning of another, and it's a day that i guarantee you will remember forever because you will be able to say i was there when we nominated hillary clinton to be the next president of the united states of america. >> and more importantly, when we made history, when we selected, and i am so proud to announce it for the first time, the first

woman nominee in american history to lead our party to the white house! when we selected a nominee who fought her whole life for greater justice, equality and the opportunity for every single american, when we selected a nominee who doesn't just talk about making america stronger around the world, she's the only candidate with a special plan to work with our allies and to fight isis all over the globe. my friends, hillary clinton is the nominee who is ready to stand up to the hatred and the fearmongering and send donald trump back to his bankrupt casinos where he belongs! of course, i would be remiss if

i did not praise hillary for her excellent judgment in selecting my friend and fellow virginian tim kaine to be the next vice president of the united states. >> and you can support that effort right now by going to hillaryclinton.com. now, folks, i've known hillary and her husband bill for more than half of my life. i love this woman. i still remember her playing mermaid in the pool with our youngest daughter sally for hours on family vacations. i was proud she was the first person to call and congratulate our oldest son jack when he began his career as an officer in the united states marine corps, and i