[rktman]

In NV, hildabeast by about 26,000 statewide. (Can you say hairy reeds union buddies?) Oddly, in Clark county (vegas) she won by approx 401,000 to 319,000. Yet statewide, around 537,000 to 511,000. Kinda weird how those numbers work out eh?

[HarleyLady27]

I wonder how long Reid is going to last after he leaves the Senate...the mob won’t have anyone from Nev. to steal their lands, and give them mineral rights to China...

[ptsal]

Looks like the tendonitis claims in Clark County should skyrocket....that's a bunch of voting for the select few.
/sarc

[ridesthemiles]

The 2010 Nevada census shows that Clark County has 74 % of the population. IF you have never been around the state of Nevada—it is mostly large ranches on high desert conditions.

[Oatka]

In NV, hildabeast by about 26,000 statewide. (Can you say hairy reeds union buddies?) Oddly, in Clark county (vegas) she won by approx 401,000 to 319,000. Yet statewide, around 537,000 to 511,000. Kinda weird how those numbers work out eh?

We need Electoral Votes awarded by Congressional District.
(Percentages):
NV-01 Clinton 61.6, Trump 32.6
NV-02 Clinton 39.7, Trump 52.0
NV-03 Clinton 46.5, Trump 47.5
NV-04 Clinton 49.5, Trump 44.6

Note in the map below how Vegas rules Nevada because of its population. Under the above scenario, Vegas would have only delivered two of it's four EVs, breaking the Metro steamroller effect and giving the voters in the rest of the state a voice. Small perhaps, but nationwide it might add up. As it is now, those voters in CDs 2 and 4 might as well have stayed home. Under the above plan, any Metro area could come in with 100% for one candidate, but it would still only contribute one vote. Pols could gerrymander like mad, but again, that district would still only give one vote. A Helluva lot fairer, IMO.