Las Vegas — Broad-based support across age, racial and ideological groups propelled Bernie Sanders to a dominant victory in Nevada’s Democratic caucuses, tightening his grip on the front-runner spot in the race to find a challenger to President Donald Trump.

Joe Biden, a former vice-president, appeared headed to a badly needed second-place finish in Nevada after poor showings earlier in February in the first two nominating contests in the Democratic presidential race ahead of the November 3 election...

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