Since the poll was last conducted in October 2015, Sanders has gained 13 percentage points and Clinton saw her support decline two percentage points. The poll asks supporters to choose whether former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or Sen. Never taking her eyes off the child, Clinton ends by simultaneously easing the child’s emotional burdens and touting her abilities as a doer: “Let me do the worrying”.
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‘I’m going to do everything I can so you don’t have to be scared, ‘ Clinton said. I’ll do the worry, I’ll do everything I can to help, OK? “They’re leaving Nevada before the votes are counted?” This morning, polls showing Hillary Clinton’s battle for Nevada could be a photo finish.
Clinton questioned the authenticity of Sanders’ identity as a Democrat when asked if she should be held accountable for the presidency of her husband, Bill Clinton. Although he sits on the Florida Leadership Committee for Clinton’s campaign, Grayson clarified in November that it does not constitute an endorsement for Clinton.
Many Clinton supporters question whether Sanders could win the general election. If, as was originally expected, Clinton wins Nevada, she may yet stop Sanders’ momentum, confirm fears that he is weak with minorities, and resume her narrative of electability in SC and beyond. Usually the Democratic Party candidate goes forward, but very often the Progressive candidate is the one who’s allowed to run.
“When we come into a state like Nevada that does have a larger minority population, a strong showing Saturday shows how electable the senator is and how much his message resonates with people and that it’s not just white voters”, Sanders campaign spokeswoman Rania Batrice told ABC News. Another factor- race itself as the nominating contests shift from states like Iowa and New Hampshire to states with more diverse electorates.
“It’s disappointing that Senator Sanders thinks the only reason a Democrat would be proud of President Obama’s work would be a political ploy to court African American voters”, Clinton campaign spokesperson Jesse Ferguson said in a statement to ABC News Thrusday. But when superdelegates are included, Ms. Clinton leads 481-55, according to the AP count.
Bernie Sanders won big in New Hampshire, but Hillary Clinton is still adding to her wide lead in the delegates who will decide the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee.
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“Bernie, where have you been?” said Dolores Huerta, a civil rights advocate, on a conference call with reporters.
