The fully reported results from caucuses in Nevada show Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders with a wide 26.6% margin of county delegates over former Vice President Joe Biden, who holds a decisive second place position with 20.2%.
The fully reported results show Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders with a wide 26.6% margin of county delegates over former Vice President Joe Biden, who holds a decisive second place position with 20.2%. Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg trails them with 14.3%.In fourth place is Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren with 9.7%, followed by businessman Tom Steyer with 4.7% and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar with 4.2%.CNN previously projected Sanders as the winner of the Nevada caucuses.
Among Nevada's voters under the age of 30 -- who only made up 17% of the electorate -- some 65% of them favored Sanders. Biden led among caucusgoers over 65, with more than a quarter supporting the former vice president. About 17% of those older voters went for Klobuchar and around 15% for Buttigieg, Sanders and Steyer each. Just over 1 in 10 caucused for Warren.
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