Joe Biden campaign is redeploying resources ahead of the second phase of early voting states, moving nearly 50 staffers into Nevada and South Carolina in a critical stretch for the campaign.
Joe Biden banks on better results in Nevada, South Carolina
Following the move, the number of staffers on the ground for Biden in Nevada will grow to more than 130, and more than 60 in South Carolina.A source familiar with the Biden campaign’s thinking said the decision to move the staff came together in the last 24 to 48 hours. Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden addresses the crowd during a South Carolina campaign launch party, Feb. 11, 2020, in Columbia, South Carolina.
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