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1 day agoNevada voted for Biden, Clinton, and Obama twice. A flip for Nevada would be to vote for Trump.
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3·2 months agoEarly Mormon teachings included giving up all your property to the community. Maybe they took that to heart?
Right, some positions are partisan and some aren’t. You can’t vote for partisan positions if you aren’t registered with a party in their primary. It’s not a big deal to register with a party if you really wanted to support a particular person, but hopefully the initiative passes and we don’t have partisan primaries anymore.
Are you taking about closed primaries? You can certainly vote for any position in the general election in Nevada, even without being registered with a party. I’ve been doing it for years
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The arena was packed too
18·3 months agoThe problem is would DDG pay them $500 million to be the default. That’s doubtful.
Basically, yea. The Democratic Party makes the rules for how they pick candidates, and this is them following those rules.
So what are they basing this article on? William Hill odds? Nate Silver’s opinion? I wouldn’t put much stock in that. Is Trump going to lose 4 points of support because of a speech? Doubtful.
50/50 in the polls, but a “flip” implies voting for a different party from last election.