Nevada’s rigged election.

[Cheesy FL-Vol]

My interpretation of this article is that Trump has won Nevada before anyone has walked into a polling place. Isn’t it the republicans who are always yelling about rigged elections?

A Nevada GOP rule states that any candidate who participates in the state-run primary may not run in the caucuses.

But Republican voters may participate in both contests. In another twist, primary voters will have the option to choose “None of these candidates.” So it’s possible Haley will receive fewer votes than the “none of these” option.

Lombardo, a Trump supporter, said he planned to vote for “None of these” in the primary and then back Trump in the caucuses.

Trump and former Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis were among the major candidates who chose the caucuses. But DeSantis dropped out, leaving Trump without a major challenger for the caucuses – and Nevada’s delegates.

www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/most-states-have-either-caucuses-or-a-primary-why-is-nevada-holding-both/ar-BB1hFXGH?cvid=125f1451862e449591362db8fcfdeee7&ei=17

[teen persuasion]

I read another MSN article about the Nevada weirdness. I really had trouble wrapping my head around the whole thing, but, yeah, Trump is running in the caucus, Haley is running in the primary which awards no points, and there's no write in option in the caucus, so never-Trumpers are disenfranchised. I think there's one other guy who ponied up the $54k to register in the caucus alongside Trump, but Haley couldn't run in the caucus because she was registered for the primary.

[billisonboard]

Feb 2, 2024 17:25:18 GMT -5 teen persuasion said:

I read another MSN article about the Nevada weirdness. I really had trouble wrapping my head around the whole thing, but, yeah, Trump is running in the caucus, Haley is running in the primary which awards no points, and there's no write in option in the caucus, so never-Trumpers are disenfranchised. I think there's one other guy who ponied up the $54k to register in the caucus alongside Trump, but Haley couldn't run in the caucus because she was registered for the primary.

delegates, not points.