[Lexinom]

* Unusually high turnout of 64.5%, when high turnout is 45% and average in the 30s.

* $1M to NV the day before the election - too late to buy air time.

* Multiple polls off the result by several times MOE, when polling for most other races matched the result.

[Jim Robinson]

Hope someone is physically reconciling the number of voters actually showing up at the polls to the number of votes recorded.

[Fresh Wind]

* Unusually high turnout of 64.5%, when high turnout is 45% and average in the 30s.

Not true. In 2008, the total of registered voters in Nevada was about 1.45 million, and about 967,000 votes were cast. That's a turnout of about 66%. The turnout in the 2006 midterm election was about 59%.