Sanders gained tremendous traction since he announced his candidacy last year and enjoys the support of millennials, while Clinton has the majority backing of women and voters over the age of 55.

The economy remains the overwhelmingly top-rated issue among likely Democratic voters polled by CNN/ORC, receiving 42%. However, when asked who would better handle the economy, Clinton received 48%, while Sanders, who has made a taxing Wall Street a main point of his platform, received nearly the same amount of support, 47%.

The largest gap between the Democratic presidential candidates came on the issue of foreign policy. Asked who would better handle that arena, Clinton, a former secretary of state, received an overwhelming 68% of the vote, while Sanders received 28%. Clinton also led Sanders on the issues of race relations, health care and immigration.

Latinos and blacks are expected to make up about one-third of voters in the Nevada caucuses. 

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