Nevada Primary/Caucus (Feb. 6/8) Megathread

[Ferguson97]

I suppose there's gonna be solid share of people voting for Haley on primary ballot and then caucus for Trump.

Can they do that?

[Ferguson97]

Ma'am it's February

https://twitter.com/NikkiHaley/status/1753140193148760448

[Ferguson97]

Prediction:

Democrats
Biden - 89%
Others - 6%
Williamson - 5%

Republicans
NOTA - 55%
Haley - 45%

[Ferguson97]

Washoe in

Biden 88.8% (17,200)
None 6.44% (1,248)
Williamson 3.16% (618)

None 53.54% (6,509)
Haley 40.8% (4,961)

[Ferguson97]

Can Republicans vote in the primary and participate in the caucus? I'm just trying to figure out the motivation for voting "NOTA" instead of just showing up for Trump in the caucus.

[Ferguson97]

New vote drops

Total

Biden: 90.03% (76,202)
None: 5.66% (4,789)
Williamson: 2.5% (2,117)

None: 60.4% (26,038)
Haley: 33.24% (14,328)

Holy sh**t this is a slaughter

[Ferguson97]

LMAO

https://twitter.com/TheNVIndy/status/1755092830136226063

[Ferguson97]

That's basically the whole early/mail-return vote.

Doesn't that make it worse? I'd figure that the early/mail-in Republican primary voters are more likely to be Haley-friendly. Trump supporters are E-Day only voters.

[Ferguson97]

I honestly think this is more embarrassing than the Ron DeSantis campaign.

[Ferguson97]

A spokesperson for Haley, Olivia Perez-Cubas, downplayed Haley's Nevada loss, arguing that the process favored Trump.

"Even Donald Trump knows that when you play penny slots, the house wins. We didn't bother to play a game rigged for Trump," Perez-Cubas said. "We're full steam ahead in South Carolina and beyond."

"We have not spent a dime nor an ounce of energy on Nevada," Haley's campaign manager, Betsey Ankney, told reporters on Monday.

The gall it takes to claim that the process is rigged against you when you are the only candidate on the ballot and still lose lmao