GOP Debate held at the Venetian Hotel – Las Vega, Nevada. 12-15-15

Why is the Nevada Caucus Important? The Nevada Caucus will be the third step in the 2016 United States presidential election process after Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary. The Nevada Caucus came into prominence in 2008 when the Democrats moved the date of the Nevada Caucus into the third overall spot and the fist …

GOP CBS South Carolina Debate 2-13-16

One America News Network, (“OAN”), commissioned Gravis Marketing, a nonpartisan research firm, to conduct a random survey of 1,366 registered, likely voters in Nevada. The poll was conducted from February 14th to the 15th and includes 687 Republican Caucus participants, 516 Democratic Caucus participants, and the remainder not planning on participating in a caucus, but …

Trump Wins the GOP Nevada Caucus! 100% of Precincts Reporting. Donald Trump – 45.9% – 14 Delegates Marco Rubio —- 23.9% – 7 Delegates Ted Cruz ——— 21.4% – 6 Delegates Ben Carson —— 4.8% – 2 Delegates John Kasich —— 3.6% – 1 Delegate Other ————– 0.4%  

Due to the fact there has not been a single GOP poll in Nevada since December 27, we have to use date showing the average of all polls up to that point (shown below  as Pollster Trend). We would expect to see Donald Trump and Ted Cruz 1 and 2, but Carson has likely fallen.  …

Hillary Clinton Wins the Nevada Caucus! *Predictions based on poll data, caucus history, and other trends. Hillary Clinton — 52% Bernie Sanders – 48%  

Trump Wins the GOP Nevada Caucus! *Predictions based on poll data, caucus history, and other trends. Donald Trump – 40% Marco Rubio —- 30% Ted Cruz ——— 18% John Kasich —– 6% Ben Carson —— 5% Other ————– 1%  

BASED ON INTERVIEWS WITH 245 REPUBLICAN LIKELY CAUCUS GOERS — SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 6.5 PERCENTAGE PTS.

Bernie Sanders Speaks at UNR on 2/13/16