NV: Mason-Dixon: Sandoval defeats Reid

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

New Poll: Nevada Governor by Mason-Dixon on 2010-4-11

Summary: D: 35%, R: 50%, I: 0%, U: 15%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Sandoval has a 13 point lead in the primary. He should win it easily. I doubt the undecideds at this point will go back to Gibbons. They wouldn't be undecided if they hadn't been turned off by him. 75% of the NV GOP doesn't want Gibbons. I think I can rest a little easier about this race.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Sandoval has a 13 point lead in the primary. He should win it easily. I doubt the undecideds at this point will go back to Gibbons. They wouldn't be undecided if they hadn't been turned off by him. 75% of the NV GOP doesn't want Gibbons. I think I can rest a little easier about this race.

     Generally, challengers can expect to win the bulk of incumbents (I suspect this is just as true of primaries as of general elections, though primaries are more difficult to poll). With that in mind, I would agree; Sandoval is in pretty good shape.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Sandoval has a 13 point lead in the primary. He should win it easily. I doubt the undecideds at this point will go back to Gibbons. They wouldn't be undecided if they hadn't been turned off by him. 75% of the NV GOP doesn't want Gibbons. I think I can rest a little easier about this race.

     Generally, challengers can expect to win the bulk of incumbents (I suspect this is just as true of primaries as of general elections, though primaries are more difficult to poll). With that in mind, I would agree; Sandoval is in pretty good shape.

incumbents?  I think you meant Undecideds?

[Associate Justice PiT]

Sandoval has a 13 point lead in the primary. He should win it easily. I doubt the undecideds at this point will go back to Gibbons. They wouldn't be undecided if they hadn't been turned off by him. 75% of the NV GOP doesn't want Gibbons. I think I can rest a little easier about this race.

     Generally, challengers can expect to win the bulk of incumbents (I suspect this is just as true of primaries as of general elections, though primaries are more difficult to poll). With that in mind, I would agree; Sandoval is in pretty good shape.

incumbents?  I think you meant Undecideds?

     Yes, I did. That was a rather bizarre slip-up on my part.