Hillary Clinton leading Bernie Sanders in new Ohio poll

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Republican poll: Kasich and Trump in dead-heat in Ohio

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Unlike on the Republican side, Ohio’s Democratic primary is not winner-take-all as far as the delegates go. The delegates are allocated by the state’s 16 congressional districts and at-large.

The poll shows big differences among different demographics:

White voters: Clinton leads Sanders, 52-41 percent.

Black voters: Clinton leads Sanders, 74-14 percent. On Monday, the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus voted to endorse Clinton.

“In the last two presidential elections, history for the African American community was on the ballot but this time the survival of the African American community will be on the ballot,” said state Rep. Alicia Reece, president of the OLBC. “Therefore, we endorse Hillary Clinton, who we feel has the experience, vision, plan to move America forward and will build on the work of President Obama.”

Very liberal voters: Sanders leads 48-39 percent.

Young voters: Sanders leads Clinton 50-41

Seniors: Clinton leads 70-22.

Sanders campaign opens headquarters in Dayton

The Sanders campaign has opened a campaign headquarters in downtown Dayton at 111 W. First Street at the intersection of First and Ludlow streets.

On Tuesday night, Sanders supporters are having a concert at the Rock Star Pro Arena at 1106 E. First Street at 7 p.m. You can find out more about that event here.

Clinton, Sanders in Columbus Sunday

On Tuesday, Clinton is campaigning in Cleveland. Both Sanders and Clinton will be in Columbus on Sunday for the Ohio Democratic Party Legacy Dinner. Our Columbus Bureau reporter Laura Bischoff and Newscenter 7 reporter Jim Otte will both be at that event providing coverage Sunday night.