On 70 percent of days over the past year, Sanders’s poll average has been between 15 and 18 percent. The numbers show the change in support from the group from the 2015 or 2016 poll until the one released last month. Sanders’s support in primaries correlated inversely to the density of black voters, and Clinton’s delegate lead was largely a function of her dominating in heavily black states. Sanders’s support with that group dropped significantly from September 2015 until now. (Note that his support among younger voters is now about what it was in September 2015, while his support with people over 50 has dropped.)

Source: Washington Post December 06, 2019 20:08 UTC