Super Tuesday exit polls: Highlights from the race
CBS News surveys of voters leaving the polls highlight some of the key strengths of Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in the Super Tuesday primaries this week.
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CBS News surveys of voters leaving the polls highlight some of the key strengths of Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in the Super Tuesday primaries this week.
In two days, on Super Tuesday, voters go to the polls in 14 states. California and Texas have the most delegates up for grabs.
But many say this 10th debate made them nervous about the Democratic field.
However, 2020 candidate match-ups with Trump are close, CBS News poll finds.
Biden is ahead with black voters, but his support has receded since the fall, according to a new CBS News poll.
The Democrats may have been the main attraction on Primary Night in New Hampshire this week, but Republicans also voted in their primary, and CBS News polled them on Tuesday, too.
The primary race in New Hampshire remains fluid before voters go to the polls Tuesday. Only 39% of likely voters say they've definitely made up their minds.
Here are the possible scenarios for Sanders, Biden, Buttigieg and Warren in the Iowa caucuses, the first Democratic presidential contest of 2020.
Trump gets his highest ratings on the economy.
Second choices and enthusiasm are key in Iowa, while polling in Super Tuesday states is tight.
However, a third of Americans say the movements have gone too far, a new CBS News poll finds.
Sanders is tied with Biden and Buttigieg for the lead in Iowa and has a narrow lead in New Hampshire over Biden.
In 2019, CBS News polled thousands of people across the country asking about a wide range of topics. Here's some of what we found.
Do Democrats think black or female nominees would have harder time beating Trump in 2020?
And heading into a Senate trial, the public is also split over what the outcome ought to be, with some saying the Senate should not hold a trial at all.
Democrats are more nervous than optimistic about the unsettled 2020 presidential campaign.
Public hearings have done little to sway public opinion with few people changing their mind.
The race for the Democratic nomination has been a fluid one. Here are 5 takeaways from our polling in early primary/caucus states.
In the latest CBS News Battleground Tracker poll, electability remains a key test; one in five Democrats would consider Mike Bloomberg
Public favors open hearings over closed, according to new CBS News poll. Views on impeachment about the same as last month
Four in 10 Democratic likely voters have switched candidates since July. CBS News polling analysis shows which voters have switched, and which candidates are losing support
But more than a third say there is less stigma compared to 10 years ago
More than four in 10 say affording medical care is a hardship
But most Americans still like the health insurance they currently have and do not want private insurance to be replaced by a public option
One-third of Republicans say a president should not be able to ask foreign leaders for help in U.S. campaigns, but most of them still disapprove of the impeachment inquiry