Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is finally getting off the sidelines to endorse Sen. Marco Rubio, in a final effort to defeat Donald Trump after the billionaire took early states in New Hampshire and South Carolina by storm.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich will not be campaigning in Nevada prior to the Republican caucuses on Tuesday. His campaign lists a series of events in Virginia and Georgia, but none in Nevada, in the last 72 hours before Republicans vote there.
With all the joy and eagerness of a patient about to have her teeth drilled, Nevada’s caucus-goers gave Hillary Clinton a badly needed win, and left Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) asking what comes next. When all the shouting was over, Clinton, 68, had defeated her 74-year-old Brooklyn-born opponent by less than 700 votes out of the roughly 11,800 cast.
After Donald Trump’s emphatic 10-point win in the South Carolina primary, the Republican race heads west for the first time, to the Nevada caucuses on Tuesday. Trump leads the field by more than twenty points in poll averages.
Finally, in Nevada, the Democratic Party cracked the whip and voters fell in line.
With 90% of the vote in, Bernie Sanders is losing Saturday’s Nevada Caucus by a margin of more than 5 points (52.6% to 47.4%). As he musters on with a narrow loss in Iowa and a massive win in New
HENDERSON — Some Democrats in Nevada see a Hillary Clinton presidency as a two-for-one deal, because of her husband and America’s 42nd commander-in-chief, Bill.
Nevada Democratic Sen. Harry Reid came out to watch the caucus in his own Henderson precinct, which overwhelmingly backed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
LAS VEGAS — Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) addressed a huge crowd of his supporters at the Henderson Pavilion on Saturday, shortly after he congratulated Hillary Clinton on her victory in the Democratic caucus that had the party split down the middle.
LAS VEGAS, NV — Hillary Clinton seized the opportunity of her Nevada caucus win to make a pitch to voters she has struggled to win over, including millennials, minorities and advocates of amnesty for illegal immigrants.
COLUMBIA, South Carolina — The South Carolina Republican Party is predicting a record voter turnout for the GOP primary tonight, which they say is a good sign for the general election in the fall.
Fox News and the Associated Press called Nevada’s Democratic caucus in favor of 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton early Saturday afternoon.
From coin tosses to high-card, Hillary Clinton cannot stop beating Bernie Sanders when luck takes the place of voters. To break tied precincts in the Iowa Caucus a few weeks ago, Hillary won every coin toss — 6 out of
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will return this weekend to the site of the bitter 2008 Nevada caucus, where she and Barack Obama fought for every vote amid lawsuits, charges of cheating, and alleged voter intimidation.
Hillary Clinton’s allies and supporters have entered panic mode, as the 23-point lead she held over Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in Nevada last December has dwindled to a razor-thin, one-point lead in a state once considered “tailor-made” for her.
Donald Trump holds a commanding 26-point lead over his Republican rivals in Nevada, but Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is fighting hard to catch up.
A new CNN/ORC Poll shows an almost even split between likely Democratic caucusgoers in Nevada in their support for Hillary Clinton (48%) and Bernie Sanders (47%) ahead of this Saturday’s caucuses.
Senate Minority Leader Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) speculated that the race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination could continue to the Democratic Party’s national convention in July.
If the push for the ballot initiative to expand background checks in Nevada has demonstrated anything, it’s that the push is driven by out-of-state consulting and messaging firms—D.C. firms in particular—and an influx of Michael Bloomberg’s money, albeit it indirectly.
Burning Man is hoping to keep the “Tax Man” at bay.
Having a successful business takes a lot of hard work, good market analysis, a better product or service than the competition, and advertising. Add in a bit of luck, and hopefully it will grow. If, however, you are a politically favored business—say solar—your story is different.
GOP presidential candidate former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is canceling $3 million dollars in TV ads in the early primary states of Iowa and South Carolina.
GOP presidential candidate former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum — the only GOP candidate to appear in person at the Nevada National Security Action Summit— told the crowd that the next president must “challenge the Islamic world to take seriously the threat within,” and told Breitbart News that fellow GOP candidates are “courageous” for identifying the ideology that poses a domestic threat.
Catholics in the Las Vegas area say they’ve endured aggressive protesters bolting into church during mass.
Tennessee Republican Governor Bill Haslam is apparently off the list of possible plaintiffs—governors of the 12 “Wilson-Fish alternative program” states where non-profit VOLAGS, not state governments, run the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program—the Thomas More Law Center says it is looking to represent in a constitutional legal challenge to the program.
Four former Nevada Republican State Chairwomen are throwing their support behind GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, with the Nevada primary just slightly over two months away.
Fantasy sports sites, on the heels of a betting scandal prompted by what detractors called “insider trading,” received a shutdown notice from the state of Nevada as regulators and lawmakers turn their attention to making new rules to cover the popular online venues.
A ghost-hunting couple, who had guest-starred on a reality television program about the paranormal, were found dead inside their daughter’s Sparks, Nevada, apartment earlier this week, police said Thursday.
Explosive undercover video purports to show a lawyer working with Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Las Vegas allegedly telling local campaign workers to violate election laws and how to conceal it, and then captures several campaign workers seeming to admit to apparent violations.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has conducted intelligence gathering operations at the Burning Man festival in Nevada since at least 2010, according to internal agency documents released this week.
“The economy is stronger, the housing market is stronger, people are seeing job creation again,” Obama said. He blamed Republicans on Congress for holding back the economy after they failed to pass an expansive highway bill.
“Right now, we could be putting hundreds of thousands of people back to work rebuilding the infrastructure of this country and yet we have a Congress that finances our highway bill for 3 months at a time,” he said. “That’s not what the greatest country on earth does.”
Speaking at a Democratic fundraiser last night, President Obama referred to his political opponents as “the crazies,” as he reflected on the political legacy that he and Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid have accomplished together.
California Gov. Jerry Brown is not running for president–yet, anyway–but he came under fire from three Republican presidential candidates in Nevada on Saturday, as they slammed him for his policies on California’s drought, and for linking it to climate change.
The rallies, titled #WomenBetrayed, were launched by national pro-life group Students for Life of America (SFLA) and its partner organization Pro-Life Future in response to the gruesome undercover investigative videos released by the Center for Medical Progress over the past several weeks. Participants are urging their state and federal lawmakers to investigate, prosecute, and defund Planned Parenthood.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), a 2016 Republican presidential candidate, offered no policy specifics whatsoever in a speech to Freedom Fest here at Planet Hollywood filled with rhetoric—and skipped off the stage without conducting a previously-agreed-to question-and-answer
The made-for-show-business showdown between the rising star of the Washington, D.C. GOP establishment and the controversial populist insurgent marks what might be the biggest ideological rivalry inside the Republican Party in the 2016 cycle. Trump, a bombastic flamethrower, has hammered Rubio-style Republicans for their support for amnesty for illegal aliens while not wanting jobs to first go to unemployed and struggling Americans. Rubio and his allies in the establishment of the party, on the other hand, have argued that Trump’s harsh rhetoric is not good for the Republican Party.
In Nevada, the House always wins. That’s why they build massive casinos: to collect money from gamblers–who are unofficially known in the state as “suckers.”
As parents have continued to opt their children out of the testing aligned with the Common Core standards by the thousands in some states, in others, the testing has been halted entirely due to numerous technological glitches, leaving some state education officials worried their federal funding could be at stake as a result of low participation rates in the mandated tests.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) wrapped his opening week as a 2016 GOP presidential candidate here with remarks to an overflow crowd.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is reaping the benefits of being the first to officially enter the race. Recent public polling shows a surge of support for Cruz among Republican primary voters.
