The chart above reflects the results of the new Quinnipiac University Poll of voters in South Carolina. They questioned 768 likely Democratic primary voters in South Carolina between November 13th and 17th. The survey has a 4.8 point margin of error.
Much has been in the news lately about the reshuffling of candidate support in Iowa -- with Buttigieg taking the lead and Biden dropping to fourth place. That is not true in South Carolina.
Biden continues to lead strongly in South Carolina with 33% of the vote -- 20 point ahead of Warren and 22 points ahead of Sanders. Buttigieg finished in fourth, but with only 6% -- 27 points behind Biden.
