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Biden Adviser Courts Younger Voters, Says They Want Results

Democrat Joe Biden's campaign is courting young people and pushing back against the notion that his more centrist approach is less likely to win over the youth vote than more progressive candidates.

 

Symone Sanders, a 30-year-old senior adviser to Biden's presidential campaign, visited Nevada Thursday and Friday to reach out to young professionals and voters of color.

 

She pushed back on the idea that younger voters are more skeptical of his moderate approach that has touted his ability to work across the aisle. 

 

She says young people want a government that works for them, and that's what Biden means when he talks about bipartisanship.