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Titus (D) 46%
Laxalt (R) 44%

Titus (D) 48%
Roberson (R) 41%

Sandoval (R) 55%
Titus (D) 37%

Titus (D) 54%
Angle (R) 31%

Masto (D) 44%
Laxalt (R) 39%

Masto (D) 47%
Roberson (R) 35%

Sandoval (R) 53%
Masto (D) 37%

Masto (D) 53%
Angle (R) 30%

http://gravismarketing.com/polling-and-market-research/current-nevada-polling/?utm_source=Copy+of+sc+poll&utm_campaign=SC+Poll&utm_medium=email

Well, so much for Laxalt being a weak candidate.

Laxalt is Angle level-awful.  Right now all most voters know about him is his last name and that he is NV Attorney General.

Yes this.

Lean R with Sandoval. Lean D without him.

Laxalt has a golden last name, and the power of that shouldn't be underestimated. That said, it doesn't look like he's going to run; Roberson and Angle both seem to be gearing up, and LV City Councilman Bob Beers is already in. Roberson is vulnerable to a challenge from the right, but neither Angle or Beers is capable of beating him, and especially not both.

Ralston also said Lean D with Masto. As for Laxalt, he a) may secretly hope Masto wins so he gets a shot when termed out b) had his negatives thoroughly aired last year. But he's not running this time, Ralston confirmed it this weekend.

Laxalt is gearing up to run for governor in 2018, in a rematch against Miller.

Hutchison is also talking to DC folks. Joe, you think he and Roberson would run against each other?

It's Gravis, so we'll see what other polls say. But I've believed for quite a while that Masto gives us a better chance at holding the seat than Reid.

Wait, Angle is seriously going to run? LOL, do you have a link?

Angle's too radioactive for primary. Like Joe Miller in AK last year.

Yea, I don't see Angle winning a primary or even coming close again.

He did come way closer to winning than everyone expected though. Not that I expect Angle to do any better (if anything she'll probably do worse), but it would still be hilarious to see her run.

Great news, and from Gravis, which is one of the best polling firms in the country following 2014.

These are good number for the Dems, just starting out.  Dems arent out of it. Brian Sandoval will be favored. But, so was Dean Heller, and Berkley came close to beating him.

Firstly, it is unlikely that Sandoval will run.

Secondly, if he did run, Sandoval would be much more formidable than Dean Heller.

I know that, but Mastro-Cortez will have hispanic support, just like Sandoval does.

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Nevada /=/ Georgia

OMG really??? No wonder they have different names, different boundaries, and different geographical locations!!!!!! WOW


In all seriousness, Sandoval won in 2014 by about 56 points....Deal won by 8. So saying Nevada isn't Georgia is kind of moot.

You're comparing apples and oranges:

Sandoval faced a challenger that failed to get more votes than NOTA in the primary, did not campaign for the seat, was not embraced by even his own party, and who was not even mentioned as someone to vote for on democratic GOTV advertisements:

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Deal, on the other hand, faced someone who was largely viewed as a strong challenger in a nationally watched race that the democrats had as a top target.

All else being equal, they are very different states politically, so famous last names may be more of an influence on NV voters then they are on GA Voters.

Nevada Democrats will screw this up. Probably by nominating Titus.

Even taking 2014 into account Gravis still made a lot of  ups.

I don't think so, Dems want the strongest nominee, and Mastro is the one candidate akin to a Lisa Madigan, Attny General that knows how to run a strong campaign and get things done in DC.

The LEADERSHIP wants a strong nominee. The actual voters tend to pick dirt, otherwise known as Shelley Berkley.

Shelley Berkley was leaderships candidate in 2012!

Well Shelley Berkley almost won by .01% of the vote.

I was referring to the fact Titus already lost a Governorship race and a House race, the Dems want a winner.

Titus won't be the nominee, she isn't a sitting elected official in Nevada, Mastro is the elected Attorney General, that's why Reid endorsed her not Titus, better chance of winning with someone that holds an elected office.

What? Titus is a sitting Congresswoman.

*deletes that obnoxiously large image.*

The question at hand was 'will Laxalt's name help him' and my point was that his name won't help him any more than Nunn's or Cater's names did.

I appreciate how hard you are working to misdirect the discussion. It's truly inspiring to see a 19 year old work so hard.

New Poll: Nevada Senator by Gravis Marketing on 2015-03-31 (https://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/SENATE/2016/polls.php?action=indpoll&id=32320150331232)

Summary: D: 44%, R: 39%, I: 0%, U: 17%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details (http://gravismarketing.com/polling-and-market-research/current-nevada-polling/?utm_source=Copy+of+sc+poll&utm_campaign=SC+Poll&utm_medium=email)