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hopper
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« on: August 15, 2013, 12:43:37 PM »

Only quibble: Pubs would target Bennet and Reid in '16, especially if Gardner/Sandoval can be recruited.

If Bennett and Reid couldn't be beaten in a year like 2010, they won't lose in a Presidential year.  Neither of those states are getting any easier for Republicans.

I get you on Bennet, but Reid faced an awful candidate. If Governor Sandoval runs, I find it hard to believe Reid would win re-election. Other than Sandoval, though, Nevada's bench looks not too great.
Reid will probably retire and remember Cortez-Masto is looking either looking to run for either Governor or US Senate in the near future. I don't think she will run for 1 of the 4 US House Seats in NV in the near future.  The NV Dems have Miller(The Secretary of State) waiting in the wings too ready to run for Governor or even US Senate.
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hopper
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« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2013, 12:30:43 AM »

The R's almost had Reid beat in 1998. He only beat John Ensign by 400 votes that year. Reid being pro-life and pro-gun may have saved him that year. NV was still Moderately Republican back then. It wasn't a battleground state back then.
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