Biden, Warren, and Sanders lead the Democratic Caucus in Nevada
The Nevada Independent/Change Research
Nevada Poll: August 2-8, 2019
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Joe Biden (26%), Elizabeth Warren (23%), and Bernie Sanders (22%) have the highest levels of support among likely Democratic caucus-goers in Nevada
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Biden leads among 35-49 and 50-64 year-old likely caucus-goers. Sanders leads among 18-24 year-olds (54%), and Warren narrowly leads among caucus-goers older than 65 with 30%.
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Biden (30%) has an 8-point lead among Latinx caucus-goers in Nevada. The race is closer among white caucus-goers, with Warren leading at 27%.
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Biden, Warren, and Sanders Lead the Democratic Primary in Nevada
Joe Biden leads the Democratic primary in Nevada with 26%, followed by Elizabeth Warren (23%) and Bernie Sanders (22%). They are followed by Kamala Harris (10%), Pete Buttigieg (7%), Tom Steyer (3%), and Beto O’Rourke (2%). All other candidates poll at 1% or less.
Sanders has a 39-point lead among 18-34 year-old likely caucus-goers in Nevada, with 54%. Biden has the most support among 35-49 and 50-54 year-olds, with 31% and 30%, respectively. Warren has a one-point lead among caucus-goers over 65 with 30%; Biden follows at 29%.
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Biden leads the race among Latinx caucus-goers, polling at 30%, an 8-point lead over Sanders (22%) and Harris (22%). The race is closer among white caucus-goers; Warren has the highest support with 27%, followed by Sanders with 24%.
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