The Vermont senator had a clear lead among several demographics, but was only two points ahead of Biden among black voters.
Bernie Sanders has a 17-point lead over Joe Biden in California on the eve of tomorrow's Super Tuesday races, according to a new poll.found Sen. Sanders was supported by 38 percent of California primary voters, while former Vice President Joe Biden was favored by just 21 percent.
By comparison, Sanders has gained 12 points in the California, poll while his progressive rival Sen. Elizabeth Warren has seen her rating drop by four points. Bernie Sanders speaks at a campaign rally at the Los Angeles Convention Center on March 1, 2020 in California.The former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg polled in a distant fourth place as just 11 percent of primary voters in the Golden State said they would opt for the billionaire.dropped outSen. Amy Klobuchar came two points behind the latest primary drop out in Emerson College's California poll, with only 5 percent of those polled saying they would vote for her.
A win in the California primaries will be highly sought after by everyone in the winnowing field of Democratic candidates tomorrow. The state awards a total of 415 pledged delegates—making it the most bountiful nominating contest in the primary.
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