MicroGroks
Nevada’s screwed-up primary/caucus has even the ordinarily well-informed scratching their heads after Tuesday’s primary with Haley, no Trump. Haley didn’t do well on Tuesday, losing to none of the above by over 30 points. The Caucus, held last night, appointed delegates, and Candidate Trump crushed it.
Nevada has a Primary and a Caucus, and they make you choose. Nikki Haley chose the Primary (no delegates are awarded, so how dumb is that). Trump chose the Caucus, the results of which are still two days away. But we know who won Tuesday’s Primary. Nobody.
When you’re unfamiliar with Nevada’s deep details, you probably think of this state as the host of Las Vegas and a massive desert. While those two features are true, they’re not even close to the only things The Silver State offers.
A new Republican governor who just took office sat down to take care of business this week. What were his first two executive actions? Repeal, revoke, and rescind all of the COVID-19 restrictions or mandates of his Democrat predecessor.
Here are what polls predicted for the Nevada Senate race versus the actual results. The disparity is explained by “ballot harvesting.”
When an election result is challenged, what happens? They hand-count the ballots. It is regarded as the best way to determine the actual tally and, therefore, the winner. Nye County in Nevada decided that, too, so the county commissioners voted to hand count all ballots. No more machines. The ACLU sued.
I couldn’t BEGIN to imagine how many bloggers have written about the Democrats who are complaining about Red States being a “Threat to Democracy” in redoing election maps when they themselves, at any opportunity, are doing the same thing.
School boards might ignore parents, but can they dismiss a 200 million dollar lawsuit filed by parents who are tired of their crap? No, no, they can’t.
The number of ballots returned versus those mailed out is adding up quickly. In at least three states, Arizona, Nevada, and Wisconsin, the difference exceeds Joe Biden’s margin of “victory.”
Good luck finding a school board with the stones. To do what? Something I suggested a few years ago that has become a hot topic in the age of race shaming children in public school. Put body cams on teachers in the classroom.
