There’s Just Been a MAJOR Shake up in the Presidential Race This Candidate Did NOT See Coming

For his second month in a row, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has continued to close the gap between himself and current Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.

According to a Fox News poll released on Thursday, Clinton only leads Sanders by 2 points, 48 to 46 percent among registered voters nationally. By comparison, the same poll conducted last month placed Clinton in a 13 point lead over Sanders, 55 to 42 percent.

Among women, one of Clinton’s strongest voting blocs, support for Hillary dropped an incredible 11 points, bringing her lead down to 56 points over Sanders’ 38. Sanders’ support increased with 9 points gained among female voters.

The new poll by Fox News is consistent with other national polls, which show the race between Sanders and Clinton rapidly tightening. Some polls even predict Sanders is leading Clinton by 1 to 2 points . . .

With that being said, Clinton still holds a significant lead over Sanders, thanks to Democratic superdelegates, making a Sanders comeback a long shot. However, if this trend continues and Sanders can force a contested convention, it is certainly possible he could shift the superdelegates in his favor and clinch the Democratic nomination. (Read more from “There’s Just Been a MAJOR Shake up in the Presidential Race This Candidate Did NOT See Coming” HERE)

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