In another resume-related question, more than eight in 10 South Carolina Democratic voters want the next president to be someone with experience in politics rather than someone from “outside the political establishment.” It was a 70-26 percent split on this question in New Hampshire, where “experience” voters divided 50-50, while “outsider” voters went for Sanders by a vast 88-8 percent.

Voters under 30, an overwhelmingly strong group for Sanders in earlier contests, account for slightly more than one in 10 South Carolina voters in preliminary exit poll results. That could end up as a new low this cycle; under-30s accounted for 18 or 19 percent in the three previous states, with more than eight in 10 voting for Sanders.

Team Hillary .

Time is on Bernie's side

Embarrassed by your very first post.

More than eight in 10 trust Clinton to handle race relations, while fewer, more than six in 10, trust Sanders on the issues. Among blacks, trust for Clinton to handle race relations peaks at nine in 10, and trust in Sanders falls to half. It’s a concern: nearly half say race relations have gotten worse in the last few years, and eight in 10 say it was an important factor in their vote today.

I'm shocked I tell you. Just shocked.

However, it goes along with some of the other Sanders results: the only one of Sanders' major issues - the economy, healthcare, education and income inequality - that voters think Sanders is better at than Clinton is income inequality. Noun-verb-Wall Street isn't good when the majority thinks your Wall Street position isn't good.

I'd say this favors Hillary

but that's another issue

they get to know Sanders the less honest they think he is. Interesting

the black primary vote is.

Quite differently from all of us excitable white liberals, my thinking is that most black voters know just how hard-won change is and have suspicions about things that simply don't add up.

I'd further guess that they don't think Bernie is fundamentally dishonest or anything - I certainly don't - I just think they are not buying what he is selling.

won African American voter 84-16, and she even won voters under 45 years of age.