Billionaire Tom Steyer qualifies for next debate as Biden blames him for South Carolina slide

Though former Vice President Joe Biden still leads the South Carolina primary race, his advantage has recently shrunk dramatically.

According to the CBS News poll, 91% of likely Democratic voters in South Carolina have seen Steyer's campaign ads. Biden was second at 70%, followed by Bloomberg at 68%, and Sanders and Warren at 62% each.

"A lot is happening in terms of the amount of money being spent by the billionaires to try to cut into the African-American vote. I think that has a lot to do with it," Biden said.

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