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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoseph (Joe) Robinette BidenSanders to join Ocasio-Cortez in headlining Green New Deal rally Monday Michael Bennet a welcome addition to the 2020 Democratic field Prospective 2020 Dem Steve Bullock teases ‘big announcement’ in new video MORE holds a sizable lead over the 2020 Democratic presidential field in a key primary state, according to a new Post and Courier-Change Research Poll. 

The survey, which was released on Sunday, found that 46 percent of likely Democratic voters in South Carolina, home to the nation’s third primary, favor Biden over the rest of the Democratic field. Sen. Bernie SandersBernard (Bernie) SandersWarren, Nadler introduce bill to allow student loan borrowers bankruptcy relief Co-founder’s call to break up Facebook energizes its critics Sanders to join Ocasio-Cortez in headlining Green New Deal rally Monday MORE (I-Vt.) is a distant second, with 15 percent of respondents saying they’d support him. 

Meanwhile, 10 percent of likely South Carolina Democratic primary voters said they’d favor Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisWarren, Nadler introduce bill to allow student loan borrowers bankruptcy relief Michael Bennet a welcome addition to the 2020 Democratic field Rasmussen poll puts Trump ahead of Harris MORE (D-Calif.).

The Post and Courier noted that Harris and Sanders’ support has remained steady in the state since February. Biden, on the other hand, has experienced a surge in support since officially launching his presidential campaign in late April. 

“He’s always been popular in South Carolina and always maintained good relationships here, so people were really excited about him getting in,” Kenneth Glover, chairman of the Orangeburg County Democratic Party, told The Post and Courier.

South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegMichael Bennet a welcome addition to the 2020 Democratic field Mad Magazine trolls Buttigieg for not knowing Alfred E. Neuman Buttigieg responds to Trump insult: ‘I had to Google that’ MORE and Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBooker backpedals after comparing Warren’s Facebook proposal to Trump Warren, Nadler introduce bill to allow student loan borrowers bankruptcy relief Co-founder’s call to break up Facebook energizes its critics MORE (D-Mass.) each earned support from eight percent of respondents. Four percent of likely primary voters said they’d support Sen. Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerBooker backpedals after comparing Warren’s Facebook proposal to Trump Booker: ‘Thoughts and prayers’ after gun violence are ‘bullshit’ Buttigieg says he’ll still pick up after his dogs as president MORE (D-N.J.), while two percent said they’d favor former Rep. Beto O’RourkeRobert (Beto) Francis O’RourkeSanders to join Ocasio-Cortez in headlining Green New Deal rally Monday Michael Bennet a welcome addition to the 2020 Democratic field Ocasio-Cortez calls Biden’s reported ‘middle ground’ climate policy a ‘dealbreaker’ MORE (D-Texas). 

The support for O’Rourke represented a seven-point slide from the previous month, according to the newspaper. 

Polls have increasingly shown that Biden and Sanders are the early favorites among the field of candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination and recent surveys have shown Biden with a substantial lead over Sanders. 

A Morning Consult poll released last week found Biden had a 21-point lead over Sanders nationwide. 

The Post and Courier-Change Research Poll was conducted between May 6 and May 9 among a population of 595 likely South Carolina primary voters. The margin of error is four percent.