Bill Clinton urges support for Hillary in Rock Hill

Clinton is doing well with various groups; she leads among voters who describe themselves as “very liberal”, “somewhat liberal” or “moderate to conservative”. “She figures out how to get things done and she does them”.

There’s still an FBI investigation looming over Clinton’s candidacy and Sanders has surprised many in his ability to rile up grassroots support. Trump’s numbers were even worse: just over half of independent voters in Wisconsin said they were “very uncomfortable” with Trump as president. Black voters have made up more than half of the electorate in every democratic primary in Beaufort County except for 2008, which saw unprecedented voter turnout in predominantly white precincts. Not only is Clinton stronger in larger, more delegate-rich states, but she’s ahead by larger margins in those places, which could allow her to rack up delegates under the Democratic Party’s proportional allocation system.

LUCHA currently has more than 800 members, and announcing their backing of Sanders now should gain him a lot of momentum. Last week, she campaigned in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood with the mother of Sandra Bland, the 28-year-old woman from the Chicago suburbs whose controversial death in police custody last year was one of several incidents sparking protests about police relations in the African-American community. Bernie Sanders, her rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, already has one.

According to Dickinson, as the primary race moves away from predominantly white states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, and toward states such as South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, voters will likely be increasingly concerned about issues with racial implications.

The primary polling is likely to change based on the outcome of Super Tuesday, but Sanders leads Trump by five points in a head to head general election matchup while Clinton is locked in a statistical tie with Trump.

“He’s got the Democrat establishment he has to overcome, and they have been dedicated to Clinton for a long time”, Brown said.

The Clinton campaign started organizing in Nevada weeks earlier, and with more resources.

“The ratio of Clinton declarations to those for Sanders is 96 percent to 4 percent”. Kay said volunteers for both campaigns are working hard to reach supporters.

Maybe Sanders won the majority of Latinos in Nevada.

Ben McGill, an undecided voter from Andrews, South Carolina, suggests Clinton’s tactics have worked.

According to Myrtle Beach Online, state Representative Gilda Cobb-Hunter (D-66) believes Clinton and Sanders are “taking their cue from the national conversation”, instead of focusing on what SC Democrat primary voters believe to be important.

“We bailed them out and now it is their turn”, Sanders has said.

Of course, delegates are awarded proportional to vote count in the Democratic primary, so no candidate will win all the delegates from any state (outside perhaps Vermont).