Just days before the first votes are counted in the Democratic primary, Sen. Sanders and Sen. Biden are tied, a new NBCNews /Wall Street Journal poll finds.
While equal shares of Democratic voters overall say they are either “comfortable with” or “enthusiastic about” Biden and Sanders , those who have similarly warm feelings toward Buttigieg, Klobuchar or Bloomberg all express more comfort with Biden than with Sanders.
Among Sanders supporters, just 12 percent have a positive view of capitalism, while 48 percent have a negative one. But a majority — 60 percent — view socialism positively, while just 4 percent disagree, a net positive rating of 56 percentage points. Among all Democratic primary voters overall, socialism is viewed favorably by 40 percent and negatively by 23 percent, while the remaining 34 percent say they’re neutral or unsure.
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