Crunch time for Democrats as Nevada votes
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaking at a rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, last night. Sanders leads in polling in Nevada and nationally by about a dozen points over second-place Joe Biden. – EPA pic, February 22, 2020.
FROM glitzy Las Vegas casinos to dusty desert crossroads, Nevada Democrats vote today for who should challenge President Donald Trump in November’s election, with leftist firebrand Bernie Sanders riding high in the saddle. The western state, home to three million people, is the third contest in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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