Best of luck in the next primary, Joe.
That's exactly why Nevada was the GOP's only pickup last year, but okay, if they don't want to learn any lessons that's fine by me as a Democrat.
I mean he was elected alongside a de facto Democratic supermajority. And that was only very slightly cause of gerrymandering: the heterogeneous population distribution in Clark, the comparative distribution of regular voters between majority white and heavily Hispanic seats, and the relative size of those seats to the overall population means the map will always have elected dem majorities. Like Hogan in MD, there's not much you can do in that situation, even if your base is more in line with the national GOP then say a New England Governor's coalition.
