by Jon Ralston Sat, 10/06/2012 - 21:56
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"The Great State of Nevada" t.co/DIheKRtOX5
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Thread. t.co/4YVWwfwdrc
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I can now retire happily. t.co/MmbwRwRVcU
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I repeat if this holds: There is no spin for anyone else when you lose by 2 to 1 or more. Biden said he needed stat… t.co/GyVCAh2Ub7
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We are at the beginning of the time in a caucus when East Coast folks start whining about a lack of results and hav… t.co/y3kFfKIjUz
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You may be seeing a lot of numbers out there. Remember they are very early — 2-4 percent. But it’s pretty clear tha… t.co/uP0CsTasoE
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Damn: Now looks like Bernie has won caucuses at Bellagio, Mandalay, Park MFM, Rio, and Wynn, tied at Harrah’s and l… t.co/HMbGF3ZGzg
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Sen. Dean Heller is leading by 2 percentage points over Rep. Shelley Berkley, Rep. Joe Heck is beating Speaker John Oceguera by 11 and Danny Tarkanian is defeating Steven Horsford by 8.
Those are the findings of an independent poll conducted at the end of last month by Precision Opinion, a Nevada firm with experience polling for national Democrats. The sample for the Senate race is very large (1,521), so the margin of error is about 2.5 percent. The congressional samples are smaller, so the margin of error is about 5 percent for each.
Details of the poll, complete with crosstabs, breakdowns by congressional districts and other data, as well as my analysis of the sample (it has one anomaly (way too few Hispanics) that should worry Heller and make the two Democratic congressional candidates feel better), are available to premium subscribers.
Toplines:
45-43, Heller
49-38, Heck
44-36, Tarkanian
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