Bernie Sanders said the economy is “doing really great” for billionaires like Michael Bloomberg, while “for the ordinary American, things are not so good.' He said his own campaign is about creating an “economy for all.” DemDebate
Roughly 1 in 3 Biden backers in the poll said they might vote for another candidate on Saturday. Just more than 1 in 10 Sanders supporters said the same. That's broadly consistent with what we've seen throughout this primary to date; Sanders has the most committed support, while Biden's has been among the least committed.: Among voters with a clear candidate preference or those who had already voted, more than 7 in 10 Bernie-backers said they"strongly supported" him.
Biden is still the first choice of black voters, but Sanders — and billionaire businessman Tom Steyer — are holding their own. Biden takes 35% among black voters to 20% for Sanders and 19% for Steyer. That's a stunning contrast to the 72 percentage-point margin that Sanders lost black voters to Hillary Clinton by in the 2016 South Carolina primary.
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