A new national poll finds former Vice President Joe Biden is even with Sens. Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders in some states that have early primaries, a new poll shows
Biden continues to lead in the race with 27% among Democrats and Democrat-leaning independents, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Sunday. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders comes in second at 19%, down slightly from 23% in July, while Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren gained 6 points from July to come in third at 17%. California Sen.
Cory Booker each have 2% support across these states, with the rest of the Democratic field at 1% or less. Read MoreThe CBS News/YouGov survey also is notable for finding billionaire hedge fund founder Tom Steyer with 2% support in Nevada, helping him qualify for the October Democratic debate.
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