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Iowa voters appear split on the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, according to a new poll that places four candidates within the margin of error for the top spot in the field. 

Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBudget official says he didn’t know why military aid was delayed: report Growing 2020 field underscores Democratic divide READ: Foreign service officer Jennifer Williams’ closed-door testimony from the House impeachment inquiry MORE and Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersSinger Neil Young says that America’s presidents haven’t done enough address climate change New poll catapults Buttigieg to frontrunner position in Iowa Growing 2020 field underscores Democratic divide MORE (I-Vt.) are leading the primary field in the first-in-the country caucus state with 22 percent support each, respectively, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday. 

South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegNew poll catapults Buttigieg to frontrunner position in Iowa Growing 2020 field underscores Democratic divide Deval Patrick: a short runway, but potential to get airborne MORE closely trails at 21 percent and Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenNew poll catapults Buttigieg to frontrunner position in Iowa Bloomberg, Patrick take different approaches after late entries into primary race Deval Patrick: a short runway, but potential to get airborne MORE’s (D-Mass.) 18 percent also falls within the 4.1 percent margin of error, placing the four candidates in a statistical dead heat for the top spot in Iowa.

No other candidate registered double-digit support, with Sens. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisNew poll catapults Buttigieg to frontrunner position in Iowa Growing 2020 field underscores Democratic divide Harris gets key union endorsement amid polling plateau MORE (D-Calif.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharNew poll catapults Buttigieg to frontrunner position in Iowa Election 2020: Why I’m watching Amy and Andy 2020 Democrats demand action on guns after Santa Clarita shooting MORE (D-Minn.) tied at a distant fifth place with 5 percent each.  

Buttigieg saw a 15-point uptick since a CBS/YouGov poll of Iowa voters in September that placed him at 6 percent support. 

Sanders’s support increased 3 points, while Warren had a 10-point dip since the September poll and Biden’s support decreased 3 points in Iowa since September. 

Buttigieg saw a similar surge in a CNN poll released Saturday that placed him at him at 25 percent support, leading Sanders and Biden by 10 points and Warren by 9 points. 

The new CBS/YouGov poll surveyed 856 registered Democratic voters and was conducted between Nov. 6 and 13.