Joe Biden will win the South Carolina primary, CNN projects, giving his campaign a much-needed victory ahead of Super Tuesday. Live updates: Watch live: View results:
From CNN's Grace Sparks
A little over half of Democratic voters in South Carolina say they prefer a candidate who can beat President Trump versus someone who agrees with them on the issues, according to early exit polls. That is slightly lower than in the race’s early states, where more than 60% said they prefer such a candidate.
Four in 5 voters will vote for the Democratic nominee in November no matter who they are, according to Tuesday’s early polls, while the remainder say they won't. Only about half are angry with the Trump administration — in New Hampshire that was 79%. Another 2 in 5 are dissatisfied, while significantly fewer are enthusiastic or satisfied.
The most important quality in deciding who to vote for was which candidate can bring about needed change, with almost 2 in 5. Around a quarter said they want someone to unite the country, another quarter want someone who cares about people like them, and fewer than 1 in 10 think they should elect someone who is a fighter.
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