DURHAM, N.C. - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is returning to North Carolina to build support in a Super Tuesday state.
Sanders scheduled rallies on Friday morning in Durham and in the afternoon in Charlotte.
The Vermont senator is trying to build on momentum from a victory in Tuesday's New Hampshire presidential primary and an essential first-place tie last week in Iowa's caucuses.
Sanders last visited North Carolina in September, but he's back now that early in-person voting for the March 3 primary started Thursday.
Michael Bloomberg held rallies on Thursday in the Triad and in Raleigh.
