Bernie Sanders is out front in online contributions to his campaign from Latinos — a voting bloc that will be key in critical early-voting states like Nevada and California
Bernie Sanders is racking up more donations from Latinos than any other Democratic presidential candidate.provided to POLITICO shows that the Vermont senator is out front in online contributions to his campaign from Latinos — a voting bloc that will be key in critical early-voting states like Nevada and California.Between January and July of this year, Sanders brought in an estimated $4.
Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke, who dropped out of the race last week, came in second among contributions from Latinos, followed by Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind., in third at an estimated $1.3 million and Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts in fourth at an estimated $1.1 million. Former Vice President Joe Biden came in seventh at $800,000 raised from Latinos, but did so in roughly half the time of his Democratic rivals as he entered the race in late April.
The report coincides with favorable polling for Sanders among Latino voters and appears to back up hisreleased in September showed Sanders and Biden statistically tied with 20 percent and 22 percent, respectively, among Latino primary voters. Sanders is also viewed more favorably in Nevada by likely Democratic caucusgoers who are Hispanic and non-white than those who are white , according to the survey.
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