No need for my opinion. Just the results of 2 new polls..........
The CNN/ORC polls were conducted by telephone October 3-10.
First the results from South Carolina
Among those who say they are likely to vote in South Carolina's primary, Clinton holds a 25 point edge, 49% to Sanders' 24%, with Biden at 18% and former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley at 3%.
Should Biden decide to sit out the race for the presidency, Clinton's lead grows in both states. In South Carolina, a Biden-free race currently stands at 70% Clinton to 20% Sanders with O'Malley holding at 3%.
Now for the results in Nevada.........
Clinton has the support of 50% of those who say they are likely to attend the Democratic caucus scheduled for February 20 in Nevada -- which plays host to the first debate among the declared Democratic candidates on Tuesday and is the first state to elect delegates after Iowa and New Hampshire.
Sanders follows at 34%, then Vice President Joe Biden at 12%, with the rest of the field garnering less than 1% support.
Without Biden......Clinton gains 8 points to 58%, while Sanders picks up just 2 points and would stand at 36%.
here is the link to both New polls
http://www.cnn.com/...
..........Why Does Hillary have a 50 point lead in South Carolina?.........
In South Carolina, Clinton's advantages stem largely from Sanders' unpopularity with black voters, who made up a majority of Democratic primary voters in the state in 2008, the last time there was a competitive Democratic primary. Back then, black voters broke 78% for Barack Obama to 19% for Clinton.
In the new poll, 59% of black voters say they back Clinton, 27% say Biden and just 4% for Sanders. Among white voters, Sanders has the edge, 44% to 31% for Clinton and 22% for Biden. Without Biden in the race, it's a near-even split among whites, 48% Clinton to 47% Sanders, while blacks break 84% to Clinton and just 7% would back Sanders.