I live here in Henderson (Green Valley) and work in Las Vegas. It's all one big valley: North Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Henderson, with outlying areas after that.
Romney winning Nevada is not out of the question, and yes, I've seen a lot more Romney signs out, but we're counterbalanced by areas in the northern/western end of the valley. Outnumbered, very likely, as Harry Reid has been able to show in election after election. :(
It's all a matter of TURNOUT. I think Romney's people are more enthusiastic. Obama's are a bit dejected (heh, heh) because he hasn't been able to deliver on the free stuff, and enough of the Obamazombies have just enough brain matter left to realize it, though they won't openly admit it in most cases.
So, it's a matter of brute turnout.
Romney can win Nevada, but it's not likely. Last I looked, he was 2% behind, if you believe the polls.
Let's hope the zombies are too lazy to turn out on Tuesday.
As a Nevadan these past 37 years (nope, not a "native" by pure definition of the word), I've seen Nevada increasingly become purple, and is now starting to become blue. Just like the People's Republik of Kalifornia, our giant neighbor to the west. We're a satellite in their orbit.
Even our legislature is getting goofy on us--they want to tax and spend, but there are still enough "Nevadans" who are stopping them, to an ever lessening degree. We have 50 types of license plates now, so we cater to every interest group. Medical marijuana. All the "two strikes" felons trying to avoid that "third strike" are moving HERE to avoid life imprisonment. They make fine, upstanding citizens here.
Yes, folks, the blue infection from Kalifornia is spreading. And we don't like it one bit.
Neither does Oregon. Nor Arizona. Nor Colorado. Nor Washington.