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Posted by Mike LaChance on April 08, 2022 30 Comments
A lot of people expect a red wave election in November. New reports from two key battleground states confirm that this will likely happen. Nevada has been trending blue for several election cycles, but that might be about to change. Trump won Pennsylvania in 2016, but the Democrats won it back in 2020. Now it could go red again.

Posted by Mike LaChance on January 05, 2022 23 Comments
The 2022 midterms are still almost a year away, but there are already some bad signs for Democrats. The state of Nevada seems to be trending red and Florida, which was already trending Republican is just getting redder. It's too early to know if this is part of a larger national trend, but it should still set off alarm bells for Democrats.

Posted by Mary Chastain on March 10, 2021 19 Comments
The Nevada Democratic Party's entire staff quit after members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) won all leadership positions. Judith Whitmer belongs to DSA's chapter in Las Vegas and chaired the Clark County Democratic Party. She became the state party chair on Saturday but immediately received resignation emails from the staff.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on December 04, 2020 41 Comments
On December 3, 2012, Judge James T. Russell of the Nevada First Judicial District Court heard arguments on the motion to dismiss the challenge to the election results brought by Trump electors, Law v. Whitmer.

Posted by Leslie Eastman on September 16, 2020 24 Comments
President Donald Trump was in Nevada for several campaign events this weekend, including an indoor rally at Xtreme Manufacturing in Henderson. Even though all Americans are fully aware of the hazards associated with the Wuhan Coronavirus, and have seen "peaceful protesters" ignore all social distancing rules, the city in which the manufacturing company operated issued a warning to try and stop the rally.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on February 22, 2020 29 Comments
Nevada held its caucus Saturday, and the early results suggest a big win for socialist Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.  Former Vice President Joe Biden is far behind in second place, with Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and billionaire anti-Trumper Tom Steyer battling it out for an even more distant third place.
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