Looks like Nevada’s giving the GOP a reason to celebrate!
So far, Republicans have racked up a 32,000-vote lead over Democrats.
On Monday, they broke records by getting a 5.7%.
This is a feat not seen in past elections in that state!
So far, the GOP has turned in over 255,700 early and mail ballots, while Democrats trail with around 223,600.
Even independents and minor parties have joined the fun, with 163,000 ballots cast.
Overall turnout? 32.6% of the 1.9 million registered voters.
Until we cross the finish line, keep one eye on Heaven for help, and the other eye on the polling stations, especially between 2am-4am.
Nevada Elections Forecast (10/29)
Presidential – Chance of Winning
🟦 Harris: 51%
🟥 Trump: 49%
[D-2 since last week]Senate – Chance of Winning
🟦 Rosen: 81%
🟥 Brown: 19%
[No Change]Presidential – Poll Average (43 polls)
🟥 Trump: 48.1% (+0.9)
🟦 Harris: 47.2%
[No Change]…— Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) October 30, 2024
The Nevada Independent reports:
Before tonight’s numbers get posted, here’s where we are at the end of 10 days and what to look for the rest of the week
I know smart operatives on both sides who still expect the presidential here to be close. From what I know, both campaigns think so, too, even if Team Trump is a bit more bullish because of the early returns. We know the GOP is front-loading its votes, cannibalizing Election Day to an extent and causing this unicorn turnout pattern.
The outcome remains all about how the indies split and if Clark mail comes in big. Perhaps Louis DeJoy is hoarding Clark mail ballots in his basement?
But, seriously:
At least half of the vote is in and the GOP has a 5.3 percent lead in ballots. The non-major-party cohort is now close to 26 percent of the vote, or 185,000 ballots. The Rs lead in both urban and rural Nevada:
Monday’s numbers gave another large boost to Republicans, increasing their statewide ballot lead over Democrats to 40,000, or 5.7 percent. This has never happened, not even close, in The Reid Machine Era.
Kamala is bleeding supporters.
And this is across the board.
🚨CNN POLL: Kamala Harris is bleeding support from Hispanic voters in Nevada and Arizona.
Arizona
2020: Biden +24
2024: Harris +18Nevada
2020: Biden +26
2024: Harris +1 pic.twitter.com/r2rXe1Bi5C— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 29, 2024
ABC News reports:
With nine days of early voting in the books, and five days left to go, Republicans hold a commanding lead in Nevada not seen in previous election cycles.
The GOP leads Democrats by more than 32,000 ballots statewide, according to the Nevada secretary of state’s office.
Republicans have logged more than 255,700 early and mail ballots so far, compared to more than 223,600 for Democrats. Voters categorized as “other” (including nonpartisans and minor political parties) have cast more than 163,000 ballots.
Total turnout currently stands at 32.6% of the 1.9 million active registered voters.
In Clark County, where Democrats usually build up a sizable lead in early and mail voting, the party leads Republicans by just 5,790 ballots. Republicans lead Democrats in swing Washoe County by nearly 5,000 ballots.
ADVERTISEMENTThe change in Republican voting behavior comes after officials from Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley to former President Donald Trump and Ohio Sen. JD Vance changed their stance on early and mail-in voting. In the past, Republicans have discouraged voting on anything other than Election Day.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I don’t trust that these polls are accurate.
I believe they’re hiding the absolute crushing defeat of Kamala.
But we’ll keep bring you the poll results.
Truth will out…eventually.
📊ATLAS POLLS – SWING STATES
The latest Atlas polls in the swing states show significant leads for Trump in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Nevada, Wisconsin, and North Carolina show differences of less than 1 percentage point between the candidates. pic.twitter.com/84bMO8VzRZ
— AtlasIntel (@atlas_intel) October 29, 2024
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