NV - WPA Intelligence/Las Vegas Review-Journal: Sisolak mildly popular

[VAR]

February 26-March 1
500 likely voters
MoE: 4.4%

Gov. Sisolak job approval:

Approve 48%
Disapprove 43%
Not sure 10%

Gov. Sisolak COVID-19 approval:

Approve 53%
Disapprove 43%

Biden approval: 47/40 (+7)

https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/politics-and-government/nevada/the-nevada-poll-nevadans-give-biden-sisolak-favorable-marks-2293284/

[YE]

I’m part of the 43% then.

[Sir Mohamed]

Tilt D, closer to Lean than tossup.

I’m part of the 43% then.

I'm not taking that much notice what happens over in NV, but what's not good about Sisolak? Isn't he a standard Dem?

[Hope For A New Era]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

[BudgieForce]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

CCM and Sisolak will be Reelected

[wbrocks67]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

[Hope For A New Era]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

Nevada is interesting. It's like an inverse Wisconsin/Michigan/Pennsylvania, where Democrats routinely win executive offices while the legislature remains perpetually out of reach, often very far out of reach.

[The Undefeatable Debbie Stabenow]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

Nevada is interesting. It's like an inverse Wisconsin/Michigan/Pennsylvania, where Democrats routinely win executive offices while the legislature remains perpetually out of reach, often very far out of reach.

The NV Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Treasurer, and Controller are all Democrats, so I'm not sure I get your point.

[Hope For A New Era]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

Nevada is interesting. It's like an inverse Wisconsin/Michigan/Pennsylvania, where Democrats routinely win executive offices while the legislature remains perpetually out of reach, often very far out of reach.

The NV Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Treasurer, and Controller are all Democrats, so I'm not sure I get your point.

And they all won by extremely small margins and look very vulnerable in 2022. Meanwhile, the legislature has large Democratic majorities.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

If Rs can't win in NV, which Rs insist CCM is a weak inc, they're not winning in NH or WI

[BudgieForce]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

Nevada is interesting. It's like an inverse Wisconsin/Michigan/Pennsylvania, where Democrats routinely win executive offices while the legislature remains perpetually out of reach, often very far out of reach.

Yes, democrats nearly sweeped all statewide office in what was considered a wave election. Yet none of them won by more than mid single digits. So Sisolak only having a mid single digit approval rating makes sense.

[MT Treasurer]

Sisolak has little to worry about regardless of Biden's or his own approval numbers, the national environment, or any potential intensification of Nevada's "R trend." Even on an abysmal night for Democrats, he’ll win 50.06%-47.67% without Trump on the ballot and the Reid Machine in full gear to elect Democrats statewide.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

As I said before this is the Trump Recession, not the Biden Recession, tax cuts created deficits, Stimulus created deficits after the Recession began to lift People out of Poverty

.Trump is trying to bait and switch and at CPAC blame the Recession on Biden which started in 2020 not 2021

[Chips]

NV Governor race appears to have a slight Dem lean.

[The Undefeatable Debbie Stabenow]

Why is he so weak? Is this just how Nevada is?

In a blue wave year where democrats nearly sweeped the state, Sisolak only won by 4 points.

....? Rosen only won by 5?

Nevada is interesting. It's like an inverse Wisconsin/Michigan/Pennsylvania, where Democrats routinely win executive offices while the legislature remains perpetually out of reach, often very far out of reach.

The NV Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Treasurer, and Controller are all Democrats, so I'm not sure I get your point.

And they all won by extremely small margins and look very vulnerable in 2022. Meanwhile, the legislature has large Democratic majorities.

Point taken, but the Michigan/Wisconsin/Pennsylvania legislatures have been actually unattainable for Democrats in recent years, even in 2018. (And Democrats didn't fare particularly well in executive races in Michigan the two decades before 2018 aside from Granholm's election and reelection.)

[Progressive Pessimist]

A lot of people seem pretty bearish on Nevada since the 2020 election. I used to be pretty bullish on the state on the other hand, and I still am. I think both Cortez-Masto and Sisolak will be fine for re-election, even if they are relatively close, the Democratic Party still appears to have a strong floor here.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Voters know that the Recession started under Trump, at CPAC they play bait and switch and act like the Recession started under Biden

Tax cuts created defit s passed in 2017/ not stimulus checks that lift People out of poverty.

Just like in 2009/ the Rs were successful at it, but Trump was impeached twice and started an insurrection, people know better

[Xing]

While he’s not safe, this is probably enough for him to win narrowly.