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2004
George W. Bush,
GOP, 50 percent
John Kerry, Dem,
48 percent |
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2000
George W. Bush,
GOP, 50 percent
Al Gore, Dem, 46
percent |
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1996
Bob Dole, GOP,
43 percent
Bill Clinton, Dem,
44 percent |
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Current
Governor
Jim Gibbons, Republican |
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House
(D-42, R-27, I-15)
Senate (D-10, R-11) |
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January 16, 2008 |
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Democratic Race Puts Nevada in Spotlight |
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Democratic candidates Sen. Barack Obama, Sen. Hillary
Clinton and former Sen. John Edwards met for a closely-watched
debate in Las Vegas Tuesday night as the three compete
for voter support ahead of Nevada's caucus. Analysts
weigh in on the state of the race.
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January 9, 2008
Obama Secures Coveted Culinary Workers Union Nod in
Nevada
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama's bid for the Democratic
presidential nomination got a boost Wednesday when
he picked up the endorsement of the 60,000-member
Culinary Workers Union in Nevada, 10 days before that
state's caucus.
December 28, 2007
Win
Early or Go Long? '08 Calendar Forces New Innovations
With early contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada
and South Carolina in the first three weeks of 2008
and more than 20 states voting on Feb. 5, early campaign
momentum has become more critical and more accelerated
than ever.
November 16, 2007
Las
Vegas Emerges as Scene of a New Political Landscape
Immigration, economic growth and urban development
have all surfaced as critical issues in the early
caucus state of Nevada. In the first of its "Big Picture"
reports from across the country, the NewsHour spent
the week exploring what topics are framing the political
debate in Las Vegas in the run up to the 2008 election.
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