Bernie Sanders

moves The democratic race, The South later on Saturday as voters in South Carolina have their say in who The Party nominees for the White house should.

We are still a long way to know that Donald Trump in the autumn, but after the three contests so Far - Iowa , New Hampshire and Nevada - Senator Bernie Sanders leads, followed by ex-mayor Pete Buttigieg .

the Former US Vice-President Joe Biden is a look at The State - and its African-American voters, in particular - as a rescue island for his failing campaign.

Whoever wins will win both the delegates and the decisive swing in the spring.

Here's what to look for in the next stage is for the year 2020 to run.

in his first season In America .

Starting with the Iowa group meetings in February, all the way to the Puerto Rico Primary in June, The Party selected candidates through a series of competitions, each U.S. State and territory.

In all likelihood, the Republican candidate will be the trump card. But for Democrats , it's still a toss-up. The Remaining eight candidates are in the hope of winning, and an unbeatable majority of the 1,990 delegates Nationwide - to be awarded as a result of group meetings and primaries - for your nomination.

South Carolina 's voters cast the last votes before the so-called Super Tuesday next week, when One third of delegates are elected.

analysis of the BBC's Anthony Zurcher

Joe Biden was once the clear frontrunner for the democratic presidential nomination. A few weeks ago, after a series of defeats, his campaign teetered abyss on The Edge of the electoral system. Now the former Vice-President scrambling His Way back into contention.

During The Campaign , hate to admit it, the South Carolina Primary - The First in The South of the United States, with an electorate that better reflects the diversity of the Democratic Party than Iowa or New Hampshire is make or break for Biden.

"If you are there for me from South Carolina with a victory," Biden said Wednesday, "no stopping us. "

it remains to be seen. So much is for sure.

Win, and Biden, campaign, life, to compete in The State competitions. Lose, and it is just the time to lower the curtain on his half-century career in American Politics .

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20 delegate Bernie Sanders ' sets the current projection on its 2020 rivals

As it stands, Senator Bernie Sanders at The Top of the Democratic heap in terms of delegate count.

He is 20 delegates ahead of his nearest competitor, Pete Buttigieg , the Biden trails with 25, followed by Joe in the 15.

With a months, and thousands of delegates of the left claimed, a 20-delegate difference does not seem to be a lot of. But the small sum is deceptive Sanders' larger and larger lead.

The 78-year-old solidified his leadership role last week after claiming a Decisive Victory in Nevada .

And, much more importantly, the entrance polls show, he won an impressive 53 percent of the Hispanic vote. This could mean there is even more Good News for Sanders, as he is moving to votes in California and Texas next week - diverse and delegate-heavy States.

What does this white candidate-field is wrong African American voters?

South Carolina Republican Primary on Saturday, but some of the voices anyway.

It is One of the 15 States with an open Primary , meaning that Democrats , Republicans and independent voters alike can all throw their ballots in the Democratic contest.

And some conservative groups, like Operation Chaos , use - promotion of Republicans cast a ballot for Bernie Sanders .

The "Primary purpose" is to protest open primaries, said Christopher Sullivan , an organizer for Operation Chaos .

But, as Sullivan sees it, there is also a fringe benefit: disrupting the Democratic race.

So why Sanders?

Senator Sanders is The Candidate who wants the democratic establishment, "at least," Sullivan says. "I think it prolongs The Pain of the Democratic Primary for the Democrats . "

The actual influence of these so-called "raiding party" on the results is thought to be nominal, but will probably be a talking point, as on Saturday, the Primary unfolds.

Nicholas Judd, 18, Aiken, South Carolina

I have yet to choose a candidate that I support, or even a party, as I Am a moderate, centrist independent. I'll wait to hear to decide that the two candidates in the run-up to the Bundestag election, whether the vote for the main party candidate or write in a candidate that I can support morally. It seems that there are too many candidates, like me, rather than One that I can support, actually.

What is at stake in the election, I believe, is for America to be his voice to a unified State . Regardless of the results, I think, to find the largest and most important task for the country, the healing and the unit from the turbulent last four years.

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