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...In the poll, Sanders gets the support of 27 percent of Democratic primary voters - unchanged from January's NBC News/WSJ survey before the Iowa and New Hampshire contests.
...Biden continues to lead among African-American Democratic primary voters, but his support has declined from 52 percent in January to 38 percent now, while Sanders' backing among these voters has remained steady in the 20's.
...Turning to the general election in November, 47 percent of all registered voters say they approve of President Trump's job, which is up one percentage point from last month and is tied for his all-time high in the NBC News/WSJ poll.
...By contrast, just 27 percent of all voters say they have reservations or are very uncomfortable with a presidential candidate who is gay or lesbian.
...When identified by name, 47 percent of all voters say they are "very uncomfortable" with Trump on the ballot in 2020; 44 percent say the same about Sanders; 41 percent say that about Warren; and 39 percent say it about Biden.
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