Voters of color are more likely to vote for Sanders and in some cases more enthused about him running than whites, according to recent polling.
Audience members listen to 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders speak during a rally, Friday, March 8, 2019, at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa.Sen. Bernie Sanders has often faced criticism for not doing enough to reach out to women and voters of color, andBut recent polling on 2020 Democrats suggests Sen. Bernie Sanders appeals to a fairly wide, diverse audience.
Morning Consult asked poll participants if their state's Democratic presidential primary or caucus was held today, would they vote for the senator. Roughly 32% of men and 31% of women said they would"definitely" vote for Sanders.2020 Democrats have started to clash over slavery reparations, but a new poll shows most liberals support the idea
Meanwhile, the poll also found that minority groups are even more enthusiastic about Sanders than white voters.
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