Bloomberg Pulls Closer to Warren Nationwide, Grows Support With Black Voters
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg grew his nationwide support another 2 percentage points in the latest poll, bringing him to 12% just behind Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s 14%. The billionaire has doubled his support among Democratic primary voters over the past month, and though he initially struggled with black voters, he has more than doubled support with them as well. (Read more here.)

New York Times Endorsement Has Little Impact
Warren and Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota saw no significant increases in support following their joint endorsement by The New York Times on Jan. 19, both among the overall Democratic primary electorate and among the paper’s readers. (Read more here.)

Sanders’ Popularity Erodes Among Older Voters
Within the past month, Sen. Bernie Sanders has grown less popular among Democratic primary voters ages 65 or older. (Read more here.)

Who’s Leading the Democratic Primary

Joe Biden Former Vice President 29%
Bernie Sanders U.S. Senator 23%
Elizabeth Warren U.S. Senator 14%
Michael Bloomberg Former Mayor & Business Person 12%
Pete Buttigieg Former Mayor 7%
Andrew Yang Business Person 5%
Amy Klobuchar U.S. Senator 3%
Tom Steyer Business Person 3%
Michael Bennet U.S. Senator 1%