Why is there no Nevada polling?

[Ethan]

I've kind of been wondering, given that its almost the next state to vote, why aren't there any Nevada polls; or if there are where are they?

 

[acptulsa]

I'm taking that as a very good sign, myself.

Unfortunately, it may be a sure sign that they intend to rig the vote, so I hope our Nevadans have a plan to watch their asses.

 

[Oddone]

Seems they are focusing on FL polls. I'll bet next weekw e will see the first Nevada Poll.

 

[Pyyro]

Nevada is 3 days after Florida. Good news for us since Romney may not have enough time to generate enough of a resistance against Ron Paul.

 

[muh_roads]

Nevada is a caucus is it not? A little harder to "rig".

 

[Oddone]

Nevada is a caucus is it not? A little harder to "rig".

They managed to lose 8 precients worth of votes, and have over 700+ incorrectly entered votes in Iowa.

 

[seapilot]

Good article about Romney and Paul working for LDS votes in Nevada. Sounds like Ron Paul is getting some LDS to choose him over Romney. That could turn the tide in our favor for a win in Nevada.



http://www.lvrj.com/news/mormon-votes-targeted-in-gop-presidential-campaign-137844423.html?ref=423

LIBERTARIAN LEANINGS

While Romney's campaign uses the personal touch, Paul's operation is wooing Mormons with policy. It plays up his strict adherence to the Constitution, which Mormons view as a divinely inspired document, and promises to shrink the U.S. government and budget by $1 trillion his first year.

To cut defense spending, for example, Paul wants to pull U.S. military forces out of Iraq, Afghanistan and other war zones as he carries out a non*interventionist foreign policy.

Michael Cox, a sixth-generation Mormon who caucused for Romney in 2008, said Paul has won him over because of those strict fiscal stances as the U.S. debt hits a record $15 trillion.

"The day of reckoning is going to come unless this reckless spending stops," said Cox, 30. "It's going to destroy our country, and probably in our generation, unless something is done."

Cox said he doesn't agree 100 percent with Paul, but believes he would shake things up more than Romney, whom he sees as an establishment GOP figure tailor-made for Washington.

For now, the rest of Cox's family is leaning toward Romney as the safer choice.

"My father says he agrees with two-thirds of what Ron Paul says, but the one-third concerns him enough that he doesn't know who he's going to vote for," Cox said, adding his father lives in Utah.

 

[Xenliad]

Why did PPP skip Nevada for Minnesota?

 

[Student Of Paulism]

Why did PPP skip Nevada for Minnesota?

Probably so they were able to tell us 'NEWT LEADING BIG IN MN....'

 

[Esoteric]

Called Nevada for the campaign. It's an absolute Mitt-show there.

 

[Paul or not at all]

ITS A CONSPIRACY!!

 

[Edward]

I imagine that they will come out after Florida. The polls that have been conducted for Nevada thus far are HERE.

 

[wowrevolution]

I RECEIVED A PHONE CALL FROM NEVADA GOP TODAY AND VOTED RON

 

[stillhere]

Probably so they were able to tell us 'NEWT LEADING BIG IN MN....'

Wrong. They have a vote on what state to do next. The people on THIS forum particularly PUSHED for Minnesota to be polled.

 

[stillhere]

Called Nevada for the campaign. It's an absolute Mitt-show there.

Mitt received 51% there last time. He was very organized there last time. I think he won't do any worse...he'll get the same number of votes round about. the % may change depending on turnout. Paul will do very well there...they both have great organization there. Mitt has an advantage with the heavy mormon population though.

 

[seapilot]

Mitt received 51% there last time. He was very organized their last time. I think he won't do any worse...he'll get the same number of votes round about. the % may change depending on turnout. Paul will do very well there...they both have great organization there. Mitt has an advantage with the heavy mormon population though.

Read that article that I posted the link above. It says RP is getting some cross overs. Hopefully enough to make a difference in a close race.

 

[Xenliad]

Wrong. They have a vote on what state to do next. The people on THIS forum particularly PUSHED for Minnesota to be polled.

Nevada wasn't an option. The options were Nebraska, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Minnesota.

 

[stillhere]

Read that article that I posted the link above. It says RP is getting some cross overs. Hopefully enough to make a difference in a close race.

Yeah, I don't doubt that, but Mitt is doing better this time than last, though hopefully the way momentum is going...he loses that oomph from his early success. He will do well, no doubt, but Ron will do a lot better than last time. Newt has momentum, but seriously...in a Nevada caucus, which has a lot less % turnout than the iowa caucus...you won't have a ton of iffy supporters, you will have a lot of strong supporters come (especially at the moment considering it is a Saturday morning). I don't think Newt will have a lot of energy there...he maybe do well in a phone poll, but on a caucus day, that support won't pan out. Ron can definitely finish strong 2nd there, possible first, if Mitt starts to unravel.

 

[stillhere]

Nevada wasn't an option. The options were Nebraska, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Minnesota.

And they did Minnesota, it isn't a conspiracy doing Nevada. They will do them plenty when they get more near...after Florida. They will do three polls in the week leading up to it, I bet. Just like SC...just like NH, just like Iowa. PPP polls enough. No reason to criticize them and get all conspiracy.

 

[sailingaway]

Read that article that I posted the link above. It says RP is getting some cross overs. Hopefully enough to make a difference in a close race.

they'd better have changed registration.