Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders is leading recent polls for the May 10 West Virginia primary, according to a Public Policy Polling survey.
The May 3 poll had Sanders in the lead 45 percent to Secretary Hillary Clinton’s 37 percent with Democratic and independent voters, with 18 percent undecided.
Bernie Sanders won the Indiana Democratic primary on Tuesday with a roughly 53% to 47% split of the vote. It
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Hillary Clinton has stated she supports campaign finance reform, but her behavior says otherwise. The Hillary Victory Fund has been established as a way to launder money, hiding it from the public by using a combination of distraction and legal loopholes.
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Senator Bernie Sanders pledged to continue to push for the Democratic Party presidential nomination on Sunday, despite a steep uphill climb to catch fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton in the delegate count.
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The Sanders movement has every reason to keep going—a win is still one of them. Let this compilation of resources be your pep talk.
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Jon Kaiman is seeking the Democratic nomination to replace retiring Rep. Steve Israel (D-New York) in the House of Representatives.
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Senator Bernie Sanders told The New York Times on Wednesday that his campaign will lay off staffers nationwide in order to focus resources on winning the remaining 14 primaries, including the 548 delegates up for grab in California on June 7.
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Disappointed in the results from yesterdays 5 primaries? Don’t be. Of the 5 contests, 4 were closed primaries, open only to Democrat or Republican voters. Independents were allowed in 1 primary, where Sanders won the contest.
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Jane Sanders told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Tuesday that she and her husband will make their tax returns public when Hilary Clinton releases transcripts of the paid speeches she makes to Wall Street, foreign governments and foreign and domestic corporations.
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On the day after an alleged cyber-attack by Hillary Clinton supporters took down several pro-Bernie Sanders Facebook pages, both candidates traded a bit of nastiness.
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