LAS VEGAS — Bernie Sanders didn’t just win the Nevada caucuses.
He was crushing the rest of the primary field, closing in on another early-state victory and proving an ability to broaden what was once believed to be a narrow coalition.
The victory will likely reverberate far beyond Nevada, with the contest soon turning to Super Tuesday. Sanders is well positioned to compete on that broader electoral map, with an army of small-dollar donors to fund his campaign.
The Latest:
Sanders was crushing other Democrats when multiple TV networks called the race for him.
There were reports of problems calling in results to a state party hotline.
Biden is trying to revive his flagging campaign with a second-place finish.
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