WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders made clear Sunday he’ll raise taxes if elected president.

“Yes, we have to raise individual tax rates substantially higher than they are today, because almost all of the new income is going to the top 1 percent,” the Vermont Independent said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”

The self-described socialist has drawn crowds — 10,000 strong in Wisconsin and more than 2,500 in Iowa — for his take-down-Wall-Street message as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination for president.

Wall Street speculators, offshore corporate earnings and major financial institutions would all be on the target list, Sanders said.

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton has also campaigned on a progressive platform to improve the income gap between the rich and poor, but Sanders supporters have doubted her willingness to take on Wall Street given her ties to the financial sector.