Biden turned out a new, key group on Tuesday: working-class white voters

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Former Vice President Joe Biden predictably swept the black vote in March 10 states, but he also scored key wins among white voters — most notably in the battleground state of Michigan.

On Wednesday morning, progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders was lagging behind Biden in every single county in Michigan, Missouri, and Mississippi, according to Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato’s Crystal Ball. (Sanders won North Dakota and some Idaho counties; Washington state has yet to be called.) Sanders was expected to lose Mississippi and Missouri, but he contested Michigan fiercely after narrowly winning it in the 2016 primary.

Biden’s dominance with the black vote has been the prevailing story of Super Tuesday and beyond, but on Tuesday, the former vice president also cleaned up with the suburban white voters who propelled Democrats to victory in 2018 — and who he needs to win a general election in 2020.

In doing so, he signaled he may be on his way to building the sort of coalition the Democratic Party will need to be competitive in the general election. And on March 10, at least, these groups came out for Biden and helped bolster his claim to the nomination.

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1. Biden's going in to the general election

with the Obama coalition PLUS a good chunk of the white working class. It’s an unbeatable combo, IMO.

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2. bernie claims he has the right demograhics. sad for him that demographic doesnt vote nt

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3. Biden's always been strong with unions and the working class. Sanders needs to get out of the way