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Question: Is Nevada Long Gone for Republicans?
#1
Yes, it is trending D and is only winnable in R blowout
 
#2
No, this state will still be very competitive in most election years
 
#3
No, it will rubber band back to republicans
 
#4
Not Yet, We'll have to see where it goes in 2016
 
#5
Somewhere inbetween these options (comment)
 
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Total Voters: 79

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Down the Gurney
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« on: July 15, 2013, 10:12:28 PM »

As long as the Republican Party either "whitens" or suppresses the Hispanic vote, the state will be within reach for the GOP.
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Down the Gurney
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« Reply #1 on: July 15, 2013, 10:19:17 PM »

This talk of Nevada becoming a solid Dem state is completely overblown, ditto for Virginia.

Yes, Democrats are slightly favored in the Presidential race. But 2 election cycles is not the end of the world, and I think Democrats maxed out the Hispanic vote last year. It really can't get much worse unless Republicans completely lose it(and I mean completely, like deport all Hispanics. 2012 was just "mostly crazy").

The Republican Party can honestly make up a lot of ground in 2016 when Obama's not on the ballot and depending on his popularity. As has been said repeatedly: Obama has very strong personal appeal with Hispanics, youth, Asians, upper-class, etc. that many Dems cannot repeat. How the Republicans play their hand the next 3 years will determine their future.

I went with staying competitive, but yes 2016 will decided. I think 2016 may see a Republican swing and less racial polarization.

But here's what I don't get: Wisconsin voted more D than Nevada, but everyone seems to think Wisconsin was/still is a swing state. Why the inconsistency?
The only Democratic party that can get White people voting for it is a near omnipotent one.
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