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Through the first full week of general election early voting in 2016, the numbers are looking a lot like 2012. With some rural tallies from Friday still uncounted, Democrats hold a lead of about 28,500 votes over Republicans, according to the Nevada secretary of state’s website. That number will likely drop slightly once all of the counties have reported as the rural counties lean Republican. Democrats held a lead of 28,652 after the first week in 2012.... And despite the raw-vote lead for Democrats statewide and in Clark County, the state went GOP for the Senate (Dean Heller) and 3rd...

Seven people involved in the anti-federal government occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge have been found not guilty of conspiring to impede federal workers from doing their jobs, including Ammon and Ryan Bundy. A jury found all seven remaining occupiers not-guilty of all charges except for one charge that has yet to be disclosed, KBOI reported.

The outcome of the [2012] presidential election shocked almost everyone, with very few analysts expecting Barack Obama to win so decisively and to take so many of the “battleground” states that seemed to be pulling toward Romney By then the reports of voting irregularities started leaking out, then gushing out – like the 59 different Philadelphia voting divisions in which Mitt Romney received zero votes compared to Obama’s 19,605...... And that’s just the beginning. WND is compiling a list of reports documenting voting irregularities and apparent fraud during the 2012 presidential tabulation. These reports include: [go to the article] .......

Barack Obama and Democrats lied for years about how Obamacare would save you money and not affect your health care choices. Obama famously told Americans, “You can keep your plan if you like your plan.” That was probably the most memorable line of his presidency – and it was a bald faced lie. Obamacare was forced into law with 100% of the votes coming from Democratic lawmakers. This week we learned premiums would increase an average of 22% this year. Here are the average increase in premiums in battleground states. -Ohio: 13.12% increase -Florida: 17.40% increase -Pennsylvania: 32.5% increase -Nevada:...

RENO, Nev. — Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham are coming to Nevada to help Republican Rep. Joe Heck campaign. The two are joining Heck at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno on Tuesday for a national security round table discussion. Heck is also giving a keynote speech to the Latin American Chamber of Business on Tuesday morning... Nevadans are already casting their votes during the ongoing early voting period.

No one has ever accused Nevada’s top political journalist Jon Ralston of giving up on a question. Even a cursory look at Ralston’s interview with Jacky Rosen, the Democrat running in Nevada’s third congressional district, shows exactly that. Democrats left and right have been dodging questions about whether they believe Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy this entire year. Rosen was just the latest Democrat to be caught up by this question. Ralston pressed Rosen four times on whether issues like her email scandal have caused Rosen to question Clinton’s honesty. Rosen could only duck and dodge. At one point...

Donald Trump picked up his first major newspaper endorsement of the November election over the weekend when the Las Vegas Review-Journal became one of the few to back the Republican nominee. “These are turbulent times,” the newspaper, which is owned by Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson, said in an editorial. “More and more Americans express frustration and disillusionment today with the political institutions that govern the nation. They clamor for an alternative to the incestuous and pernicious atmosphere dominating the capital. They see a vast array of lobbyists, elected officials and entrenched interests manipulating the levers of power for their own...

The Las Vegas Review-Journal endorsed Trump on Saturday. It's the biggest local paper so far to declare support for the GOP nominee. In its endorsement, the Review-Journal specifically called out a growing frustration with today's politicians, saying Trump would be quote "a source of disruption and discomfort to the privileged, back-scratching political elites."

Nevada Freepers: early voting has started and returns are listed at SecState's website, but I know nothing about NV history/voting patterns---do Rs usually have an advantage in early voting? Ds? Can someone (preferably with some data from 2012) inform me? I can get this info to the top of the Trump organization but it must be solid statistically.

http://nvsos.gov/sos/home/showdocument?id=4531

These are turbulent times. More and more Americans express frustration and disillusionment today with the political institutions that govern the nation. They clamor for an alternative to the incestuous and pernicious atmosphere dominating the capital. They see a vast array of lobbyists, elected officials and entrenched interests manipulating the levers of power for their own enrichment at the expense of ordinary citizens. The discontent isn’t confined by ideology or political philosophy. As Donald Trump confounded the pundit class in ignoring convention and protocol on his way to securing the Republican presidential nomination, a long-time socialist generated throngs of enthusiastic supporters...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 19, 2016 – Phoenix, Arizona — Beginning Saturday, October 22，2016 and in the coming two weeks, in more than 20 cities across USA, airplanes will carry “Chinese Americans for Trump” messages to show Chinese Americans’ support for Donald J. Trump’s campaign for the United States President. This is after their first successful aerial campaign for Trump which took place in Phoenix, Arizona on October 15. 2016. On that day an airplane that carried “AZ Chinese Americans for Trump” message flew across the sky of Greater Phoenix for 4 hours. On October 18, Chinese Americans for...

Hillary Clinton had a mysterious medical handler who disappeared at the end of the Summer. But now, the strange man was spotted again… This time, at the presidential debate along side Hillary Clinton. Dressed like a Secret Service agent, he clearly is not! The man was spotted carrying what may be a Diazepam pen. And at the debate, he was caught putting the same type of pen back in his pocket just before Hillary exited: The handler is often spotted touching and being very close to Clinton. Knowing the relationship she has with the Secret Service, we are certain that...

Donald Trump had a good night, here in Vegas at the third and final debate, but was it good enough — would anything be good enough — to stop the Clinton Machine? The Clinton Machine, since time began, is a colossus that is prepared to run over and demolish everything in its path by use of an unholy alliance — a compliant media in cahoots with government agencies that have been fully corrupted to meet Hillary’s every need, truth and integrity be damned. […] Sixteen months ago, a gambler rolled the dice and shot for all the works. That gambler...

LIVE Final Debate in Las Vegas, NV

According to the latest Washington Post polls Donald Trump is beating Democrat Hillary Clinton in former Obama states Iowa, Florida, Ohio and Nevada. If Donald Trump wins these four states he will win the November election. Trump is up: — 5 points in Iowa — 3 points in Ohio — 2 points in Florida — 4 points in Nevada

Republican Donald Trump will likely win the third presidential debate on Wednesday evening at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The question is whether his victory will matter enough to shift the polls, after so much damage has been done by recent accusations of sexual impropriety, which were delivered in carefully coordinated media attacks in the aftermath of the first debate on Sep. 26. Trump will likely benefit from an “October surprise” of his own — namely, the release of videos by James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas that show high-level Democratic political consultants taking credit for inciting violence at Trump rallies...

Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is finally spending more money than Hillary Clinton’s. Trump’s campaign will spend almost $11.7 million on television ads set to run in eleven states this week, topping Clinton’s spending on ads for the first time. The Clinton campaign is spending $10.5 million on advertising in seven states.

In an advertisement over the weekend in the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Westside Armory said it was holding a “Pre-Hillary Sale” on tactical rifles, warning of a price surge if the Democratic nominee wins the presidential election next month. “Don’t wait!” the advertisement reads. “Prices will skyrocket after Crooked Hillary gets in.” The words appear alongside a picture of a Smith & Wesson M&P Sport II, a semiautomatic tactical rifle that Westside Armory advertises for $700. The Smith & Wesson website says the rifle is used for hunting, recreational shooting and “home protection.” The ad was tweeted out Sunday by Jon...

(CNN)Across three critical battleground states, the race for president remains tight, according to new CNN/ORC polls in Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio. The polls find Hillary Clinton inches ahead of Donald Trump in North Carolina and Nevada, but continuing to trail the Republican Party's presidential nominee in one of the biggest electoral vote prizes on the map, Ohio.