Yesterday I was more optimistic about NV from reading this thread:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=92849
But today, 1000+ NV donors turning out 6000 votes means the ratio is a dismal 6, not 16 like in Iowa or 25+ in NH & MI (where it's a bit different since it was open).
Any smart people want to dissect this and tell us where the other 6000 voters were? The only thing I can think of is somehow NV donors don't have as many friends they could convince to go caucus. Comparison to IA is especially more troubling since IA was a caucus also and closed for Republicans only.
And does anyone want to predict SC total (looks now like about 12K+ total for SC, twice the size of NV); if that is true, how many donors did SC have? How will it compare to NV?
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=92849
But today, 1000+ NV donors turning out 6000 votes means the ratio is a dismal 6, not 16 like in Iowa or 25+ in NH & MI (where it's a bit different since it was open).
Any smart people want to dissect this and tell us where the other 6000 voters were? The only thing I can think of is somehow NV donors don't have as many friends they could convince to go caucus. Comparison to IA is especially more troubling since IA was a caucus also and closed for Republicans only.
And does anyone want to predict SC total (looks now like about 12K+ total for SC, twice the size of NV); if that is true, how many donors did SC have? How will it compare to NV?
