Nikki Haley v. 'None of the Above' in Nevada GOP Primary That Doesn't Award Delegates

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63% : Trump is close to clinching the Republican presidential nomination after back-to-back wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, and he and Biden are setting their sights on each other ahead of a likely general election rematch in November.
61% : Party leaders viewed a caucus as helping Trump, because of his superior ground game in the state.
48% : In 2020, Biden narrowly beat Trump in Nevada by 2.4 percentage points.
39% : In a visit to Nevada last week, Trump urged voters to ignore Tuesday's primary and to only vote in Thursday's caucus.
38% : Opinion polls show a likely rematch between Biden and Trump in the swing state will be close.
34% : Nikki Haley, the last remaining rival to frontrunner Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, is set to win Nevada's primary Tuesday, but it will be a hollow victory as Trump will secure all of the state's delegates in a separate caucus Thursday.
33% : She trails Trump badly in South Carolina according to opinion polls.
20% : Joe Lombardo, the state's Republican governor and a Trump supporter, has said he will vote "none of the above" on Tuesday and caucus for Trump on Thursday, meaning Haley's main "challenger" Tuesday will likely be Trump supporters marking "none of the above" on their primary ballots.

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