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Nevada Primary and Caucus: What You Need to Know
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February 5, 2024
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0:59Now PlayingFormer President Donald Trump is set for an all but guaranteed victory in Nevada this week that will build on his momentum in the swing state.
The state is host to dueling contests this week — a state-run primary on Tuesday that holds largely symbolic significance and a party-run caucus two days later when delegates will be allocated – in a confusing process that has sparked criticism nationally.
Trump opted to participate in the Feb. 8 Republican Party-run caucus, virtually ensuring he’ll win Nevada’s 26 delegate votes. He isn’t on the primary ballot, where choices include Nikki Haley, the former ambassador to the United Nations, and an option for “none of these candidates” — which voters could use to send Haley a message of disapproval.
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