(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 18 - Bernie Sanders is gaining ground and is leading nationally in the intentions of Democratic voters in the primaries for the White House. According to the latest NPR / PBS NewsHour / Marist poll, the 'Socialist' senator is at 31%, with a jump from 22% in December.
Second, from a distance, the billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who makes the biggest jump, going from 4% to 19%. Third, but luckily, Joe Biden, 15% from 24% at the end of the year. Off the podium Elizabeth Warren, also braking, from 17% to 12%. Fifth senator Amy Klobuchar, which doubles from 4% to 9%. Behind him, the former Mayor of South Bend PeteButtigieg who, despite the successes in Iowa and New Hampshire, slows down: from 13% to 8%.
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Bernie Sanders gains ground and remains in the lead at the national level in the voting intentions of the Democrats in the primaries for the White House. (HANDLE)