by Jon Ralston Thu, 10/18/2012 - 10:17
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Omicron cometh?
“A virus like this probably doesn’t exit our population, period, and that’s a reality that we all… t.co/cOTCCDXuv2
10 hours 44 min ago.
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As usual, right on.
I think smart GOPers do favor Lombardo (he has best team, i think), Dems fear him most (even t… t.co/ghfcPFudmo
12 hours 17 min ago.
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This is not unreasonable for NV considering atmospherics right now. COVID-era gov, crushed economy (albeit perhaps… t.co/RujaV96O0X
12 hours 31 min ago.
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@DailyMusicBrk @GrandmaBonnieLV No.
12 hours 54 min ago.
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
NV fact: On this day in 1958, Gus Greenbaum, who ran some Vegas casinos inc… t.co/V6iIrErM6t
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@rlange9 @WomensDemoCC Enjoyed it!
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@jacknicorose This is a quality tweet.
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I'm not surprised the Shelley Berkley campaign folks decided to release their internals with the "newspaper" (Sen. Dean Heller plus 6) and Rasmussen Reports (Heller plus 7) polls released today.
Neither of those surveys has been close to accurate in Nevada -- although perhaps 2012 will be the exception -- and Mellman nailed the 2010 race. He has Berkley, for whom he is working, up 3. They wouldn't show me the poll, but I have linked his memo, which derides other polling, here.
Heller may yet win -- I have always thought he was a slight favorite -- but the registration surge by the Democrats has to worry him. All about turnout now and Mellman's models are as good as they get in Nevada.
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