ANALYSIS: Despite Hillary Clinton's Win in Nevada, Bernie Sanders Continues to Be a Serious Threat

[Uncle Joe]

Hillary Clinton regained control of the Democratic race on Saturday. But as a new portrait of a Bernie Sanders voter emerges, she’ll be challenged to keep that control through what could be a very long contest.

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Yet there’s a flip side. In the most diverse state to vote so far, Sanders pieced together a coalition that draws on both demography and ideology to show he can and likely will challenge Clinton for months to come.

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Critically, Sanders showed in Nevada that his campaign can reach a different swath of voters. Sanders carried Latino voters by eight percentage points, even though Clinton won two-thirds of Hispanics in the same state eight years ago. Though Sanders lost African-Americans by a 3-1 margin, he’s at least shown that he can win voters who aren’t white.

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Despite the loss, Sanders has a clear claim on the hearts of Democrats. For voters wanting a candidate who “cares about people like me,” eight in 10 chose Sanders. Among those wanting a candidate who is “honest and trustworthy,” Sanders got 85 percent.

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That didn’t happen in Nevada. The Democratic race, though, very clearly will have two contenders for a good while.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/analysis-hillary-clintons-win-nevada-bernie-sanders-continues/story?id=37061040

[restorefreedom]

1. kickin! nt

[tularetom]

2. I made another contribution this morning

[ejbr]

7. What took you so long?

I made mine last night.

[AzDar]

3. Fixin' to donate again ( and again and again, if needed)... The man closed a nearly 30-point gap

in WEEKS!!

Go, Bernie... GO!!

[Metric System]

4. Still clinging to that flawed entrance poll. Hillary could not have won without winning Latinos.

[Uncle Joe]

6. Do you have any final numbers breaking down the demographics to dispute it?

[Metric System]

8. Nobody does. That's the problem with caucuses. We only have the entrance polling.

[Uncle Joe]

9. Entrance/exit polling is better than having nothing to base your assumption (s) on, despite

its imperfections.

[MohRokTah]

5. .