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Joe Biden has been declared the winner mdash;narrowly mdash; of last week s Democratic presidential primary in Washington state, giving him victories in five out of six states that voted March 10. According to the Washington secretary of state s website, Biden won 37.8% of the vote, compared to Bernie Sanders 36.4%.After nearly a week of counting votes, the former vice president on Monday held onto a small lead over Sanders that turned out to be insurmounta vaso stanley ble.Washington was a state that Sanders had been hoping to win. In 2016, he won more than two-thirds of the delegates from the Washington caucuses over Hillary Clinton. Of the state s 89 pledged delegates, only 31 are allocated based on the statewide result. The remaining 58 are determined based on the results of the state s 10 congres stanley cup sional districts, and those results might not be calculated until the election is certified by the secretary of state s office, which could be as late as March 27.Biden won four other states last Tuesday: Missouri, Mississippi, Michigan and Idaho. Sanders won North Dakota. In Washington, Democrats used the vote-by-mail presi stanley termohrnek dential primary mdash; moved up this year from May mdash; for the first time to allocate delegates instead of the smaller caucuses used in previous years.Four states mdash; Arizona, Ohio, Illinois and Florida mdash; are scheduled to hold primaries on Tuesday. Biden, during a virtual town hall event, was asked Monday eveni Ojzo Out with old, in with the new Congress
Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto.Most Americans don t h stanley mugs ave an opinion about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a new CBS News poll finds, even after more than a year of debate over the health care reform bill that put them squarely in the public eye. Yet those who do have an opinion of the Democratic Congressional leaders don t seem to have a very good one: Pelosi and Reid are viewed unfavorably by roughly three times as many people as they are viewed favorably. Pelosi s favorable rating in the poll stands at 11 percent. Her unfavorable rating, meanwhile, is 37 percent -- meaning that more than one in three views the California Democrat negatively. More than half of those surveyed say they are either u stanley cup ndecided about Pelosi or haven t heard enough to make a decision.More From the Poll: Most Say Health Care Fight About Politics, Not PolicyMost Give Obama Credit for Health Care BillRead the Complete PollReid s favorable rating, meanwhile, is even lower: Eight percent. His unfavorable rating stands at 23 percent. The Nevada Democrat, who is facing a tough reelection battle, appears to be an unknown quantity to most Americans: Nearly seven i stanley cup n ten say they are say they are either undecided or haven t heard enough about Reid to offer an opinion.The poll was conducted before the House voted on the health care reform bill Sunday. T