Former Vice President Joe Biden is betting big on Nevada for a comeback following underwhelming finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire – hoping that black and brown voters give his campaign for president a much-needed boost.
shows Biden and Sanders with roughly the same amount of support among African-American voters.
"She says one thing and does another thing as far as the black community is concerned. Buttigieg, he's made some comments that he should be sorry for. But if he apologizes, I can go for it," Toliver said. Nationally, Buttigieg is challenged with winning the support of minority voters – only drawing 4% of support from Democratic and Democratic-leaning African-American voters, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll released on Feb 10. For the same demographic, Klobuchar and Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, polled at less than 1 percent.
Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the Nevada Black Legislative Caucus Black History Awards brunch Sunday, Feb. 16, 2020, in Las Vegas.
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