An exclusive Suffolk University/USA TODAY Poll in Nevada shows Joe Biden leading Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders by a single percentage point.
It's not just Iowa: An exclusive Suffolk University/USA TODAY Poll of Nevada shows another early-voting state where the Democratic presidential race is tightening, former vice president Joe Biden is struggling to hold front-runner status and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is showing strength.
In Nevada, the third state on the calendar, the new survey shows Biden leading Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders by a single percentage point, 19%-18%. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is third at 11%. In Nevada, Biden has dropped by 9 points and Warren by 7 points from the average of recent statewide polls calculated by RealClearPolitics.com., dipping by 2 points. No other candidate has broken into double digits in the Silver State.
The average of recent polls in New Hampshire show the same four contenders clustered at the top: Sanders at 21.5%, Biden at 18.8%, Buttigieg at 18.3% and Warren at 14.8%. That quartet plus Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and environmental activist Tom Steyer qualified for the Tuesday debate.In the Nevada survey, Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Steyer were at 8%. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang and Klobuchar were at 4%. Another 22% were undecided.
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