A surprise result in Iowa, followed by another unexpected result in New Hampshire, has left Democrats scratching their heads in wonder over who will win the primary campaign and go on to challenge Donald Trump in November.
DEMOCRATS IN Nevada and South Carolina will this month vote for the candidate they want to take on Trump in November’s presidential election – states that former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren will be hoping to make gains in after losses in Iowa and New Hampshire.
While polls varied as to how much support Biden had among Iowa voters – the Monmouth poll but Biden in first place, the Emerson College poll had him in second place - no one could have predicted he might land in fourth place behind Warren. Mayor Pete Buttigieg with his husband, Chasten, at a campaign rally in New Hampshire. Source: Mary Altaffer
A Fox News South Carolina poll in January also put Biden in an even greater lead than that projected in Nevada, coming in on 36%, ahead of Steyer and Sanders who are on 15% and 14% respectively. “You have a large population, around 24% to 29% African-American in South Carolina and then you have Latinos in Nevada. Mayor Pete has little or no support in either of those communities.”
“Tonight though, we just heard of two of 50 states – two of them. not all the nation, not half the nation, not a quarter of the nation, not 10% – two. The businessman behind the Bloomberg media empire was a late entry to the Democrats’ campaign and from the outset said he would specifically target voters in the Super Tuesday states.“Mike Bloomberg is becoming a bigger story by the minute,” Kennedy explained. “I think he has what they call the pathway to do it. There is no clear moderate and Bloomberg is holding his hands up to do that.
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