everyone changing their avatar to I VOTED by Tuesday...

Hubby, mom-in-law, and I all voted this past week at the Galleria Mall. It was quick, easy, poll workers were very nice and helpful. When we were done, we went to the new Golden Corral for lunch. It was a good day.

By the way, Question # 3 on the ballot about breaking up the monopoly: do. not. be. fooled. Mom-in-law lived in Pennsylvania when that ballot measure was approved there and it was a nightmare. The retail energy provider is assigned to you at random, it then purchases power from the monopoly, adds their mark-up, and gives you the runaround if you call with any concern or problem. It's a fuggin' reichwing privatization scam.

Quiet_Dem_Dad and Quiet_Dem_Son (first time voting!) and I went all Dems. 3 blue drops in a sea of red in this county.

Ok, son could care less about politics but let me mark his sample ballot and he voted accordingly! Yea, I kinda voted twice! Mwa ha ha.

All you need to know about Q3 is Adelson is the $$ guy pushing the Yes votes.

no.

No other reason needed to be against it.

Hillary hung on to win Nevada in 2016 but it was closer than the polling and closer than Ralston's estimates after early voting numbers. We can't discount that the white rural and working class percentages become more lopsided all the time. Florida 2016 likewise looked very good after early voting but those rural white counties stormed in for Trump on election day, defying all prior trends and the projected numbers out of those counties.

The concern in Nevada is that many polls have indicated that independents are not as favorable as elsewhere, and Rosen is losing more Democrats than Heller is losing Republicans.

Regardless, Clark County has a tremendously sophisticated and relentless operation going on, and combined with probably the best early voting setup in the country it enables us to build that firewall edge. I think we'll narrowly prevail. The party with the national tilt tends to win the vast majority of the photo finishes.

losing democrats as heller still has his healthcare votes around his neck, a unifying anchor on most republicans across America...independents appear breaking democratic as general polls indicate one after another and of course the Hispanic vote is a player in Nevada and any uptick in that demographic will be beneficial to democrats.

Nevada GOP been betting on a less enthusiastic early democratic vote, they didn't get it.

wrote in (counts as not voting on a race). Hillary expected a normal Election Day turnout from Dems, she did not get that, at least in Florida. The people who assumed she had it in the bag and didn't see a need to vote, most likely learned an important lesson.

I just don't think there is going to be the type of rural turnout as in 2016 for Trump, for two reasons. Their upside simply can match urban Dem upside, even if they max-max out. Second, Trump's policies have badly hurt some of the rural communities, that should cause some enthusiasm issues there.

the Reno news has been all over Laxalt for his beating the crap out of a Cop and lying on his Lawyer review board application. This story was not reported at anytime here in Vegas do to the Adelson control. Ralston posted a version on his Nevada Independent site.

BTW,no one talks about the Tesla effect in that area. Most of the Hires came from California.

Dems seem to turn out more on Election Day.

Rightwing republicans maxed out in 2016, Dems fell far short of reaching respectable turnout. Now Dems are surging.

Even if Indies break slightly for republicans (seems doubtful), republicans should lose handily.