The Kansas state Democratic party told CNN Senator Sanders won the caucuses. In Nebraska, Sanders secured 55 percent of the vote, compared to his main rival Hillary Clinton securing 45 percent of voters' support.
Sanders has a 10 point edge in Nebraska. Far, far short of what he might have hoped. Was Obama 68-32 in '08 pic.twitter.com/r1CyoSrm2i
— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) March 6, 2016
Sanders is currently in the second place, behind Hillary Clinton, in the Democratic presidential race. On Saturday, Clinton won in the Louisiana primary vote.
The Senator has distinguished his candidacy by refusing to set up a Super PAC (political action committee) for his campaign, stressing that the campaign "is about transforming" the United States when addressing supporters in his home state of Vermont.
Saturday’s Democrats races included Nebraska, Kansas and Louisiana, while the Republican also voted in Maine, Kentucky and Louisiana.
