项新的民意测验显示，伯尼·桑德斯（Bernie Sanders）在明天的超级星期二比赛前夕比加利福尼亚的乔·拜登（Joe Biden）高17分。
艾默生学院和Nexstar的最新调查发现，参议员桑德斯（I-Vt。）得到了38％的加利福尼亚主要选民的支持，而前副总统乔·拜登仅获得了21％的支持。
当民意调查员在9月对很有可能是加州的主要选民进行调查时，拜登在该州的支持率为26％，使他六个月前的表现下降了5分。
相比之下，桑德斯在加利福尼亚州的民意测验中获得了12分，而他的进步竞争对手参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦（伊丽莎白·沃伦（D-Mass。））的评分下降了4分。
在周一早上发布的新加州新闻中，沃伦以预计投票率的16％位居第三，比拜登落后5分。
前纽约市市长迈克·布隆伯格（Mike Bloomberg）排名第四，因为金州仅有11％的主要选民表示他们会选择这位亿万富翁。
另一位前市长皮特·布蒂吉格（Pete Buttigieg）仅获得了7％的民意调查民主党人的支持。由于周六在南卡罗来纳州初选中表现不佳，他昨晚退出了2020年比赛。
参议员艾米·克洛布查（Amy Klobuchar）（美国明尼苏达州）在艾默生学院的加利福尼亚民意测验中，最新一次小学辍学成绩落后两分，只有5％的受访者表示会投票支持她。
当被问及在退出比赛后他能看到Buttigieg的支持在哪里时，艾默生学院民意测验主任Spencer Kimball说：“我可以看到有些人以温和的身份转向拜登，但我也看到有些人将转向外来者彭博社，也适中。主要的领先者桑德斯（Sanders）在几个人口统计指标中都明显领先于他的竞争对手，但与黑人选民相比，拜登仅领先两分。
“由于桑德斯的局外人身份，即使他们在意识形态上有所不同，也会有较小的比例归桑德斯所有。”
民意调查是从2月29日至3月1日，使用545名“极有可能”的民主党主要选民进行的。它具有4.1个百分点的误差范围。
明天在民主党候选人的选拔领域中的每个人都将强烈要求在加利福尼亚初选中获胜。该州总共授予415名认捐代表，这使其成为初选中最富饶的提名竞赛。
伯尼·桑德斯（Bernie Sanders）在艾默生学院对州的民意测验中处于领先地位，此前他的竞选活动在新罕布什尔州和内华达州赢得了胜利，随后在南卡罗来纳州以较大优势输给了拜登竞选活动。
这位前副总统在多元化州赢得了超过48％的选票，而佛蒙特州独立党则仅获得了19.9％的选票。
但是尽管桑德斯在周六失利，但在全国主要民意测验的“ 真正透明政治”的平均水平上，桑德斯仍比拜登领先10分。
他比前市长彭博（Bloomberg）的领先优势更大（14％），后者将于明天晚些时候参加比赛，这是他首次参加初选。
Bernie Sanders has a 17-point lead over Joe Biden in California on the eve of tomorrow's Super Tuesday races, according to a new poll.
The latest survey from Emerson College and Nexstar found Sen. Sanders (I-Vt.) was supported by 38 percent of California primary voters, while former Vice President Joe Biden was favored by just 21 percent.
When the pollster surveyed very likely California primary voters in September, Biden had 26 percent support in the state, putting him five points down on his performance six months ago.
By comparison, Sanders has gained 12 points in the California, poll while his progressive rival Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has seen her rating drop by four points.
In the new California published on Monday morning, Warren came in third place with 16 percent of the projected vote, putting her five points behind Biden.
The former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg polled in a distant fourth place as just 11 percent of primary voters in the Golden State said they would opt for the billionaire.
Pete Buttigieg, another ex-mayor, picked up support from just 7 percent of polled Democrats. He dropped out of the 2020 race last night after a poor performance in the South Carolina primary on Saturday.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) came two points behind the latest primary drop out in Emerson College's California poll, with only 5 percent of those polled saying they would vote for her.
Primary frontrunner Sanders had a clear lead over his rivals among several demographics, but only came two points ahead of Biden with black voters.
Asked where he could see Buttigieg's support going in the wake of his exit from the race, Emerson College Polling Director Spencer Kimball said: "I could see some shifting to Biden as a moderate but I also see some going to Bloomberg who is an outsider and also moderate.
"A smaller percent will go to Sanders because of his outsider status even though ideologically they differ."The pollster's survey was conducted from February 29 to March 1 using a sample of 545 "very likely" Democratic primary voters. It has a 4.1 percentage point margin of error.
A win in the California primaries will be highly sought after by everyone in the winnowing field of Democratic candidates tomorrow. The state awards a total of 415 pledged delegates—making it the most bountiful nominating contest in the primary.
Bernie Sanders lead in the Emerson College poll of the state comes after his campaign celebrated victories in New Hampshire and Nevada, before losing to the Biden campaign by a wide margin in South Carolina.
The former vice president won more than 48 percent of the vote in the diverse state, while the Vermont Independent picked up just 19.9 percent of the vote.
But in spite of his loss on Saturday, Sen. Sanders still has a 10-point lead over Biden in the Real Clear Politics average of national primary polling.
He has an even greater lead (14 percent) over former Mayor Bloomberg, who will appear on primary ballots for the first time tomorrow having joined the race late.
