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2020 primary Elections South Carolina results

South Carolina, which has the highest proportion of African American voters among the four early voting states, is seen as a strong indicator of how well the candidates are performing with the key Democratic constituency. Fifty-four pledged delegates are at stake.

South Carolina Republicans canceled their primary this year.

Presidential primary results

Democrats / 54 Delegates

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Projected winner

The following is a summary of South Carolina's Democratic Primary. South Carolina has 54 delegates and 63 available delegates including supers.

  • Democrat

    Joe BidenWinner

    48.6%

    262,336

    + 39 Delegates

  • Democrat

    Bernie SandersWinner

    19.8%

    106,605

    + 15 Delegates

  • Democrat

    Tom SteyerWinner

    11.3%

    61,140

  • Democrat

    Pete ButtigiegWinner

    8.2%

    44,217

  • Democrat

    Elizabeth WarrenWinner

    7.1%

    38,120

  • Democrat

    Amy KlobucharWinner

    3.1%

    16,900

  • Democrat

    Tulsi GabbardWinner

    1.3%

    6,813

  • Democrat

    Andrew YangWinner

    0.2%

    1,069

  • Democrat

    Michael BennetWinner

    0.1%

    765

  • Democrat

    Cory BookerWinner

    0.1%

    658

  • Democrat

    John DelaneyWinner

    0.1%

    352

  • Democrat

    Deval PatrickWinner

    0.1%

    288

  • Abbeville

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden57.7%

    1,129

    Steyer15.9%

    312

    Sanders14.6%

    286

    Buttigieg4.1%

    80

    Warren3.1%

    60

    Klobuchar2.1%

    42

    Gabbard1.4%

    27

  • Aiken

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden44.8%

    6,770

    Sanders21%

    3,169

    Steyer13.2%

    1,989

    Buttigieg8.2%

    1,246

    Warren6.8%

    1,030

    Klobuchar4%

    607

    Gabbard1.3%

    194

  • Allendale

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden58.3%

    553

    Steyer25.4%

    241

    Sanders12.6%

    119

    Warren1.8%

    17

    Buttigieg0.9%

    9

    Gabbard0.2%

    2

    Klobuchar0.2%

    2

  • Anderson

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden41.8%

    5,572

    Sanders23.5%

    3,130

    Steyer13.6%

    1,808

    Buttigieg7.4%

    990

    Warren7.4%

    984

    Klobuchar3.9%

    525

    Gabbard1.7%

    232

  • Bamberg

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    March 1 2020, 3:43AM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden58.8%

    1,099

    Steyer20.7%

    387

    Sanders14.8%

    277

    Warren2.3%

    43

    Buttigieg1.4%

    26

    Klobuchar1%

    19

    Gabbard0.2%

    4

  • Barnwell

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden59.6%

    1,068

    Steyer17.2%

    308

    Sanders15.3%

    274

    Warren2.8%

    50

    Buttigieg1.8%

    32

    Klobuchar1.5%

    26

    Gabbard0.7%

    13

  • Beaufort

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden45.8%

    11,277

    Sanders15.2%

    3,751

    Buttigieg12.5%

    3,069

    Steyer12.2%

    3,009

    Warren6.9%

    1,700

    Klobuchar5.6%

    1,372

    Gabbard1.2%

    290

  • Berkeley

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden49.1%

    10,590

    Sanders21.3%

    4,606

    Steyer9.4%

    2,036

    Buttigieg8.3%

    1,796

    Warren6.9%

    1,495

    Klobuchar2.4%

    527

    Gabbard1.8%

    385

  • Calhoun

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden59.9%

    1,116

    Steyer16.2%

    302

    Sanders15.4%

    287

    Buttigieg2.5%

    47

    Warren2.3%

    42

    Klobuchar1.8%

    34

    Gabbard1.3%

    25

  • Charleston

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden44.3%

    28,333

    Sanders19.2%

    12,274

    Buttigieg12.6%

    8,091

    Warren10.9%

    6,942

    Steyer7.4%

    4,738

    Klobuchar3.6%

    2,304

    Gabbard1.6%

    1,017

  • Cherokee

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden57.1%

    1,813

    Sanders21.2%

    674

    Steyer10.9%

    347

    Warren3.3%

    106

    Buttigieg3.3%

    104

    Klobuchar2.1%

    66

    Gabbard1.2%

    38

  • Chester

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    March 1 2020, 2:02AM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden63.8%

    2,033

    Sanders19.9%

    633

    Steyer7%

    223

    Buttigieg3.2%

    102

    Warren2.8%

    88

    Klobuchar1.8%

    58

    Gabbard0.7%

    23

  • Chesterfield

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden64%

    1,825

    Sanders18.9%

    538

    Steyer7.9%

    225

    Buttigieg3.2%

    90

    Warren2.7%

    76

    Klobuchar1.5%

    44

    Gabbard0.9%

    26

  • Clarendon

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden68.6%

    2,713

    Sanders12.3%

    488

    Steyer11%

    436

    Buttigieg2.5%

    97

    Warren2.1%

    85

    Klobuchar1.6%

    62

    Gabbard0.9%

    36

  • Colleton

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    March 1 2020, 2:48AM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden57.8%

    2,318

    Sanders16.9%

    679

    Steyer13.1%

    526

    Warren4.3%

    174

    Buttigieg3.8%

    153

    Klobuchar1.8%

    73

    Gabbard1.6%

    64

  • Darlington

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden61.1%

    4,234

    Sanders16%

    1,106

    Steyer13.2%

    912

    Buttigieg4.1%

    287

    Warren3%

    208

    Klobuchar1.2%

    86

    Gabbard0.8%

    56

  • Dillon

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    March 1 2020, 1:30AM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden64.1%

    1,485

    Sanders15.6%

    362

    Steyer13.8%

    319

    Buttigieg1.7%

    39

    Warren1.7%

    39

    Klobuchar1.6%

    38

    Gabbard0.3%

    8

  • Dorchester

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden47.5%

    7,659

    Sanders21.7%

    3,496

    Steyer9.4%

    1,509

    Buttigieg9%

    1,457

    Warren7.4%

    1,191

    Klobuchar2.5%

    405

    Gabbard2%

    316

  • Edgefield

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    March 1 2020, 1:57AM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden55.9%

    1,327

    Sanders17.6%

    419

    Steyer15.6%

    370

    Warren3.7%

    89

    Buttigieg3.2%

    77

    Klobuchar1.9%

    44

    Gabbard0.8%

    20

  • Fairfield

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden61.1%

    2,353

    Steyer20.1%

    774

    Sanders11.1%

    429

    Warren2.3%

    88

    Buttigieg2.2%

    84

    Gabbard1.3%

    50

    Klobuchar1.2%

    48

  • Florence

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden58.8%

    8,682

    Sanders17.9%

    2,636

    Steyer12.7%

    1,877

    Warren4.1%

    608

    Buttigieg3.9%

    569

    Klobuchar1.5%

    221

    Gabbard0.6%

    83

  • Georgetown

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden53.5%

    4,781

    Sanders17.6%

    1,574

    Steyer11.4%

    1,020

    Buttigieg7.8%

    698

    Warren4.2%

    377

    Klobuchar3.7%

    327

    Gabbard1.3%

    114

  • Greenville

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden38.1%

    20,701

    Sanders24.7%

    13,423

    Steyer10.7%

    5,787

    Buttigieg10.5%

    5,706

    Warren9.6%

    5,225

    Klobuchar4.3%

    2,353

    Gabbard1.5%

    834

  • Greenwood

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden47.9%

    2,700

    Steyer19.4%

    1,096

    Sanders18.8%

    1,063

    Buttigieg4.9%

    279

    Warren4.3%

    242

    Klobuchar2.9%

    165

    Gabbard1%

    57

  • Hampton

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden53%

    1,116

    Steyer25.7%

    541

    Sanders15.2%

    320

    Warren1.9%

    41

    Buttigieg1.6%

    33

    Klobuchar0.9%

    18

    Gabbard0.6%

    12

  • Horry

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden43.8%

    13,313

    Sanders22.3%

    6,794

    Steyer12.7%

    3,847

    Buttigieg9.5%

    2,886

    Warren5.7%

    1,736

    Klobuchar4.2%

    1,270

    Gabbard1.3%

    388

  • Jasper

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden52.7%

    1,794

    Steyer16.8%

    573

    Sanders16%

    543

    Buttigieg5.6%

    189

    Warren3.6%

    122

    Klobuchar3.2%

    110

    Gabbard1.2%

    42

  • Kershaw

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden55.3%

    3,577

    Sanders16.7%

    1,083

    Steyer13.8%

    896

    Buttigieg5.6%

    361

    Warren4.8%

    308

    Klobuchar2.2%

    144

    Gabbard1%

    67

  • Lancaster

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden51.5%

    4,340

    Sanders20.1%

    1,695

    Buttigieg10.2%

    858

    Warren6.7%

    567

    Klobuchar5%

    422

    Steyer4.3%

    365

    Gabbard1.3%

    112

  • Laurens

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden49.8%

    2,413

    Sanders20.6%

    1,001

    Steyer15.4%

    748

    Warren5%

    244

    Buttigieg4.2%

    204

    Klobuchar2.5%

    120

    Gabbard1.5%

    73

  • Lee

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden68.9%

    1,876

    Steyer13.4%

    364

    Sanders12.2%

    332

    Warren1.9%

    53

    Buttigieg1.8%

    49

    Gabbard0.7%

    18

    Klobuchar0.4%

    11

  • Lexington

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden39.9%

    9,720

    Sanders23.6%

    5,758

    Steyer11.6%

    2,827

    Buttigieg10.6%

    2,573

    Warren8.6%

    2,094

    Klobuchar3.3%

    795

    Gabbard2.1%

    502

  • McCormick

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden48.2%

    730

    Steyer25.1%

    381

    Sanders13.7%

    208

    Buttigieg4.5%

    68

    Klobuchar3.6%

    54

    Warren2.8%

    42

    Gabbard1.1%

    16

  • Marion

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden66.9%

    2,735

    Sanders15.3%

    625

    Steyer12.4%

    508

    Warren1.9%

    78

    Buttigieg1.5%

    60

    Klobuchar0.9%

    38

    Gabbard0.3%

    13

  • Marlboro

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden61.4%

    1,485

    Steyer20.1%

    487

    Sanders12.8%

    309

    Warren1.4%

    35

    Klobuchar1.4%

    34

    Buttigieg1.2%

    29

    Gabbard0.5%

    13

  • Newberry

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden55.4%

    1,787

    Sanders14.9%

    482

    Steyer14.3%

    460

    Buttigieg6.4%

    205

    Warren3.8%

    124

    Klobuchar2.6%

    83

    Gabbard1.8%

    57

  • Oconee

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden37.6%

    2,181

    Sanders24%

    1,392

    Steyer12.8%

    742

    Buttigieg9.7%

    560

    Warren7%

    405

    Klobuchar6.9%

    403

    Gabbard1.4%

    81

  • Orangeburg

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden69.9%

    9,089

    Steyer13%

    1,690

    Sanders10.7%

    1,388

    Warren2.8%

    370

    Buttigieg1.8%

    238

    Klobuchar0.6%

    72

    Gabbard0.5%

    71

  • Pickens

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden32.6%

    2,513

    Sanders27.8%

    2,141

    Steyer11.7%

    901

    Warren10.7%

    823

    Buttigieg9.9%

    761

    Klobuchar4.9%

    375

    Gabbard2.1%

    163

  • Richland

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden53.1%

    35,869

    Sanders16.8%

    11,347

    Steyer12.3%

    8,269

    Warren8%

    5,392

    Buttigieg6.7%

    4,491

    Klobuchar1.9%

    1,285

    Gabbard0.8%

    528

  • Saluda

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden54%

    782

    Sanders18.1%

    262

    Steyer16.8%

    243

    Buttigieg3.7%

    54

    Warren3.5%

    51

    Klobuchar1.9%

    27

    Gabbard1%

    15

  • Spartanburg

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden42.3%

    9,977

    Sanders24.9%

    5,870

    Steyer12.3%

    2,911

    Buttigieg7.8%

    1,849

    Warren7.7%

    1,816

    Klobuchar3.2%

    749

    Gabbard1.2%

    278

  • Sumter

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden65.4%

    8,375

    Sanders13.1%

    1,673

    Steyer13%

    1,667

    Buttigieg3.2%

    406

    Warren3%

    386

    Klobuchar1%

    122

    Gabbard0.6%

    74

  • Union

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden57.2%

    1,295

    Sanders19%

    430

    Steyer14.2%

    322

    Warren3.2%

    73

    Buttigieg2.6%

    58

    Klobuchar1.5%

    34

    Gabbard0.8%

    19

  • Williamsburg

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    March 2 2020, 10:54PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden70.1%

    3,682

    Sanders13.5%

    708

    Steyer11.5%

    605

    Warren1.8%

    94

    Buttigieg0.9%

    47

    Klobuchar0.9%

    45

    Gabbard0.4%

    19

  • York

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    March 6 2020, 9:16PM ET

    CandidatePercentVotes
    Biden43.6%

    11,556

    Sanders24.7%

    6,551

    Buttigieg11.7%

    3,110

    Warren8.7%

    2,307

    Steyer4.7%

    1,242

    Klobuchar4.7%

    1,241

    Gabbard1.3%

    338

County breakdown

February 29, 2020
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Presidential exit polls

Exit polls are surveys of voters conducted as they leave (or exit) their polling place on Election Day. The survey asks who voters decided to vote for and includes questions to help explain voter attitudes and demographics.

Polls close at -12:00 P.M. ET, March 1. Come back for results.

Democrats

Updated on Feb. 29 2020, 10:47PM ET

  • Biden
  • Buttigieg
  • Gabbard
  • Klobuchar
  • Sanders
  • Steyer
  • Warren
Gender
Male (41%)
48%8%2%2%2%2%24%10%5%5%
Female (59%)
49%8%1%1%4%4%17%12%8%
Race
White (40%)
33%16%2%2%7%23%10%9%
Black (56%)
61%3%3%1%1%1%1%17%13%5%5%
Hispanic/Latino (2%)
Not enough data
Asian (0%)
Not enough data
Other (1%)
Not enough data
Race
White (40%)
33%16%2%2%7%23%10%9%
Non-White (60%)
59%3%3%1%1%1%1%17%13%5%5%
Age
17-29 (11%)
26%11%1%1%1%1%43%6%11%
30-44 (18%)
33%10%2%2%2%2%29%11%12%
45-64 (42%)
51%9%2%2%4%4%16%13%6%
65 or over (29%)
64%5%5%3%3%11%12%4%4%
Age
17-44 (29%)
30%10%2%2%2%2%34%9%12%
45+ (71%)
56%7%1%1%4%4%14%13%5%5%
Age by race
White 17-29 (4%)
10%19%1%1%3%3%52%1%1%15%
White 30-44 (6%)
15%20%2%2%4%4%40%7%14%
White 45-59 (10%)
29%18%4%4%13%15%8%12%
White 60+ (20%)
45%13%6%15%13%6%
Black 17-29 (6%)
36%6%38%11%9%
Black 30-44 (10%)
44%4%4%2%2%1%1%22%15%11%
Black 45-59 (19%)
62%3%3%1%1%1%1%15%15%3%3%
Black 60+ (21%)
75%1%1%9%11%3%3%
Latino 17-29 (1%)
Not enough data
Latino 30-44 (1%)
Not enough data
Latino 45-59 (1%)
Not enough data
Latino 60+ (0%)
Not enough data
All other (1%)
Not enough data
Which best describes your education? You have:
Never attended college (18%)
58%3%3%1%1%1%1%21%12%3%3%
Attended college but received no degree (27%)
46%5%5%1%1%2%2%24%15%8%
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (16%)
49%12%3%3%19%10%7%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (20%)
41%14%2%2%7%20%9%7%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (19%)
51%8%2%2%3%3%15%11%9%
What was the last grade of school you completed?
College graduate (40%)
46%11%2%2%5%5%18%10%8%
No college degree (60%)
50%6%1%1%2%2%22%13%6%
Education by race
White college graduates (23%)
39%16%2%2%8%18%9%9%
White non-college graduates (18%)
25%16%1%1%6%30%10%10%
Non White college graduates (17%)
55%5%5%1%1%1%1%18%12%7%
Non White non-college graduates (43%)
61%2%2%1%1%1%1%18%14%4%4%
Education by white by sex
White women college graduates (13%)
40%15%1%1%10%13%10%10%
White women non-college graduates (10%)
26%19%5%5%25%10%14%
White men college graduates (10%)
38%17%3%3%4%4%23%8%7%
White men non-college graduates (7%)
23%13%1%1%7%37%11%6%
Non-whites (59%)
59%3%3%1%1%1%1%18%13%5%5%
No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
Democrat (70%)
54%6%1%1%2%2%18%11%7%
Republican (5%)
Not enough data
Independent or something else (26%)
35%12%3%3%6%23%12%7%
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
Very liberal (19%)
42%4%4%1%1%1%1%29%10%14%
Somewhat liberal (30%)
42%11%3%3%23%11%9%
Moderate (41%)
56%9%2%2%4%4%12%13%3%3%
Conservative (9%)
48%4%4%3%3%4%4%23%13%3%3%
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
Liberal (50%)
42%8%1%1%2%2%25%10%11%
Moderate (41%)
56%9%2%2%4%4%12%13%3%3%
Conservative (9%)
48%4%4%3%3%4%4%23%13%3%3%
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
Liberal (50%)
42%8%1%1%2%2%25%10%11%
Moderate or conservative (50%)
54%8%2%2%4%4%14%13%3%3%
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender?
Yes (7%)
Not enough data
No (93%)
49%7%1%1%4%4%19%12%7%
Have you ever served in the U.S. military?
Yes (15%)
54%6%1%1%5%5%19%7%6%
No (85%)
46%8%1%1%3%3%19%13%8%
How often do you attend religious services?
Once a week or more (46%)
56%6%1%1%2%2%15%13%6%
Occasionally (37%)
46%8%1%1%5%5%18%14%8%
Never (17%)
24%13%2%2%5%5%36%4%4%13%
How often do you attend religious services?
Once a week or more or occasionally (83%)
52%7%1%1%3%3%17%14%7%
Never (17%)
24%13%2%2%5%5%36%4%4%13%
Before today, had you ever voted in a Democratic presidential primary?
Yes (80%)
51%6%1%1%4%4%18%13%7%
No (19%)
33%15%2%2%2%2%26%12%7%
Which ONE of these four issues mattered most in deciding how you voted today?
Race relations (17%)
54%9%1%1%1%1%12%14%9%
Health care (41%)
50%7%1%1%3%3%22%10%5%5%
Climate change (14%)
41%16%1%1%4%4%18%13%6%
Income inequality (21%)
45%5%5%2%2%4%4%23%11%10%
Which ONE of these four candidate qualities mattered most in deciding how you voted today?
Cares about people like me (25%)
47%7%1%1%2%2%22%13%8%
Can bring needed change (36%)
41%5%5%1%1%2%2%24%15%10%
Can unite the country (29%)
59%13%1%1%6%11%7%3%3%
Is a fighter (6%)
Not enough data
If you had to choose, would you rather see the Democratic Party nominate a candidate who:
Agrees with you on major issues (43%)
43%7%3%3%4%4%24%12%6%
Can beat Donald Trump (53%)
52%10%3%3%17%11%8%
How do you feel about replacing all private health insurance with a single government plan for everyone?
Support (49%)
44%7%1%1%1%1%29%10%8%
Oppose (46%)
55%11%2%2%5%5%12%11%4%4%
Do you think the economic system in the United States:
Works well enough as is (8%)
Not enough data
Needs minor changes (36%)
47%12%1%1%4%4%15%12%9%
Needs a complete overhaul (53%)
49%5%5%1%1%2%2%22%12%8%
Do you think the next president should:
Return to Barack Obama's policies (53%)
62%7%1%1%12%12%5%5%
Change to more conservative policies (17%)
46%6%5%5%7%18%13%3%3%
Change to more liberal policies (27%)
21%9%2%2%4%4%37%11%16%
Which comes closest to your feelings about the Trump administration:
Enthusiastic (4%)
Not enough data
Satisfied, but not enthusiastic (7%)
Not enough data
Dissatisfied, but not angry (39%)
57%7%2%2%17%13%3%3%
Angry (47%)
44%10%3%3%21%10%10%
Which ONE of these candidates best understands the concerns of racial and ethnic minorities?
Biden (45%)
90%2%2%1%1%3%3%3%3%1%1%
Buttigieg (7%)
Not enough data
Gabbard (1%)
Not enough data
Klobuchar (3%)
Not enough data
Sanders (20%)
9%2%2%1%1%1%1%75%6%4%4%
Steyer (10%)
6%3%3%2%2%83%5%5%
Warren (7%)
Not enough data
In the election for president this November, will you vote for the Democratic nominee regardless of who it is?
Yes (81%)
53%8%1%1%2%2%18%11%7%
No (17%)
34%13%4%4%6%29%10%3%3%
Is your opinion of Joe Biden:
Favorable (77%)
62%8%3%3%12%10%6%
Unfavorable (19%)
4%4%13%5%5%4%4%52%13%8%
Is your opinion of Michael Bloomberg:
Favorable (26%)
56%12%1%1%3%3%11%13%3%3%
Unfavorable (66%)
45%8%1%1%3%3%24%10%8%
Is your opinion of Pete Buttigieg:
Favorable (49%)
45%18%1%1%4%4%14%11%7%
Unfavorable (42%)
52%2%2%2%2%28%10%6%
Is your opinion of Amy Klobuchar:
Favorable (42%)
45%13%2%2%7%15%9%9%
Unfavorable (48%)
52%5%5%1%1%25%12%5%5%
Is your opinion of Bernie Sanders:
Favorable (51%)
37%7%1%1%2%2%37%9%7%
Unfavorable (43%)
62%12%1%1%4%4%2%2%13%6%
Is your opinion of Tom Steyer:
Favorable (55%)
47%8%3%3%16%19%6%
Unfavorable (37%)
50%12%3%3%3%3%26%7%
Is your opinion of Elizabeth Warren:
Favorable (52%)
42%11%3%3%21%11%11%
Unfavorable (40%)
55%8%2%2%4%4%20%11%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the presidential primary?
Just today (16%)
43%4%4%9%19%11%13%
In the last few days (21%)
51%6%1%1%4%4%14%15%9%
Earlier this month (19%)
45%14%3%3%3%3%18%15%4%4%
In January (7%)
Not enough data
Before that (37%)
56%9%1%1%24%5%5%3%3%
Time of decision
Last few days (37%)
48%5%5%1%1%6%16%13%11%
Earlier than that (63%)
52%11%2%2%1%1%21%9%4%4%
Time of decision
This month (55%)
47%8%1%1%5%5%17%14%8%
Earlier than that (44%)
55%10%1%1%23%7%4%4%
In your vote in today's presidential primary, how would you rate the importance of Rep. Clyburn's endorsement?
The most important factor (27%)
58%3%3%1%1%2%2%16%13%4%4%
One of several important factors (22%)
57%3%3%2%2%3%3%15%13%7%
A minor factor (12%)
43%8%2%2%7%18%12%10%
Not a factor at all (25%)
28%15%2%2%4%4%30%12%9%
In your vote in today's presidential primary, how would you rate the importance of Rep. Clyburn's endorsement?
Important (49%)
57%3%3%1%1%3%3%16%13%5%5%
Not important (38%)
33%13%2%2%5%5%26%12%10%
In your vote in today's presidential primary, how would you rate the importance of Rep. Clyburn's endorsement?
A factor (61%)
54%4%4%1%1%3%3%16%13%6%
Not a factor (25%)
28%15%2%2%4%4%30%12%9%
Area
City over 50,000 (21%)
47%7%3%3%24%11%7%
Suburbs (39%)
43%11%2%2%5%5%20%12%7%
Small city and Rural (41%)
55%6%1%1%1%1%18%12%6%
Region
Upcountry (20%)
39%9%2%2%5%5%24%11%9%
Piedmont (11%)
46%9%1%1%5%5%22%11%6%
Central (30%)
54%6%1%1%2%2%17%13%5%5%
Pee Dee/Waccamaw (15%)
55%6%1%1%2%2%19%12%4%4%
Low Country (24%)
47%11%1%1%2%2%19%10%9%

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