Hillary Clinton traveled to Washington on Tuesday ahead of the state's caucus with the first stop in Everett and the next in Seattle.
A total of 101 delegates are at stake on Saturday. Clinton has a lead of more than 300 delegates over Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clinton made her first stop in Everett at a the machinist union event, discussing her plans to raise incomes and break down barriers.
Earlier in the day, Chelsea Clinton attended events in Tacoma: at the Advanced Technology Center at Bates Technical College and an event at the Hillary for WA Tacoma Office.
President Bill Clinton attended a Hillary for Washington organizing event in Spokane, Washington, on Monday.
Clinton's primary opponent Bernie Sanders held packed rallies in Vancouver and Seattle over the weekend. Click here for video.
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