FEBRUARY 28, 2020: South Carolina’s presidential primary ([link removed]) tomorrow will award 54 pledged delegates to candidates on a proportional basis. This represents approximately 1.4% of all the pledged delegates heading to the Democratic National Convention ([link removed]) in July.[1] ([link removed])
Going into the South Carolina primary, Bernie Sanders ([link removed]) leads all candidates with 45 pledged delegates in his column. He is trailed by Pete Buttigieg ([link removed]) with 25 delegates, Joe Biden ([link removed]) with 15, Elizabeth Warren ([link removed]) with 8, and Amy Klobuchar ([link removed]) with 7.[2] ([link removed])
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