Among Arizonan voters likely to vote in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, 51% said they would vote for Biden, and 31% for Sanders.
A new Monmouth University poll shows former Vice President Joe Biden leading Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., by 20 percentage points in the state ahead of its presidential primary Tuesday and holding a slim lead over President Donald Trump in the general election.
Biden held leads among groups that made up a larger proportion of the electorate like voters over the age of 50 and white voters, whereas Sanders beat Biden among Latino voters and voters under 50, both of which are smaller proportions of the electorate. The Monmouth University Polling Institute polled 847 registered Arizonan voters from March 11 to 14 by telephone, and 373 likely Democratic primary voters. Questions asked of all registered voters have a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points, and questions asked of Democratic primary voters have a margin of error of 5.1 percentage points.
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