Bernie Sanders got blown out in South Carolina — but he’s poised to rebound on Super Tuesday, according to new polls
released over the weekend.
And one thing the polls will almost certainly struggle to measure: any bounce Joe Biden will get out of his runaway victory in South Carolina on Saturday.Sanders leads in California, but others could hit the delegate threshold.out Sunday morning shows Sanders with a significant advantage in the largest delegate prize on Super Tuesday. The Vermont independent senator is at 31 percent in the survey — ahead of Joe Biden at 19 percent, Elizabeth Warren at 18 percent and Mike Bloomberg at 12 percent.
Alabama has a large share of African-American voters, and Biden, who won roughly 60 percent of the black vote in South Carolina on Saturday, will be the favorite there. in North Carolina shows Sanders and Biden essentially tied there, with Bloomberg in third at 15 percent.released on Friday shows Biden slightly ahead of Sanders and Bloomberg .
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