by Jon Ralston Sat, 10/20/2012 - 22:22
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@rcgeconomics Oh, John. John!
6 hours 33 min ago.
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Press release: "Gov. Sisolak signs Senate Bill 4, first-in-the-nation legislation protecting Nevada workers and bus… t.co/M3UNZAS6lr
6 hours 49 min ago.
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A consecration devoutly to be wished. t.co/MEPFnjXZbc
8 hours 33 min ago.
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@JGDodsonNV Well the 300 people who liked the tweet indicate that perhaps it is you who need to develop a sense of humor?
9 hours 26 min ago.
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@JGDodsonNV It's an obvious joke.
9 hours 30 min ago.
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@JGDodsonNV You are going to regret this tweet pretty soon.
9 hours 31 min ago.
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This locks up California for Biden.
9 hours 41 min ago.
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Who did Biden pick?
9 hours 44 min ago.
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You should read @MichaelGKagan's new book, out today. It's superb.
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11 hours 25 min ago.
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11 hours 34 min ago.
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The coverage of this in Adelson's paper is...epic:
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13 hours 12 min ago.
UPDATE: Democrats also decisively defeated Republicans in first round of absentee ballots, usually a GOP strength, posted in Clark County: 8,976-7,448, or 46-38. So raw number in Clark so far: Dems, 27,364-17,036. That's 52-32, or 5 points above the registration edge.
So: After one day -- remember it's only one day! -- using absentees and early votes in Clark and early votes in Washoe (don't have absentees yet), the Democrats have an 11,000-vote lead statewide. Let's see where we go from here. The gap will close. By how much is the big question.
The early-vote numbers show a 26 percent edge in Clark County and 10 percent in Washoe County. That's about a 10,000-vote lead in Washoe and Clark combined.
The Clark numbers: 55-29, or 18,388-9,588 (Actual registration: 46-31)
The Washoe numbers: 48-38, or 4,604-3,619 (Actual registration: 38-38)
Yes, it's only one day. But if it continues like this, Nov. 6 is going to be a very bleak day for Republicans in this state.
Here is link to Clark numbers.
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