Caucus confusion: Why Nevada is having 2024 primaries and GOP caucuses

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : He will also caucus for Trump later this week.
53% : This way, a campaign might be able to tout the win, regardless of delegates, and claim popularity over Trump.
52% : Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald explained in a recent interview with the Washington Examiner, "It's my goal to make sure that we have some type of voter ID working with the governor and our legislators."
51% : "If we had voter ID, there wouldn't be a need for a caucus," he said.
45% : McDonald was one of the six Republican electors indicted last year for attempting to overturn Nevada's election results in 2020 and submitting certification to Congress that Trump had won the state.
38% : The state's 26 delegates are practically all but certain to go to Trump, whose only competitor in the caucuses is virtually unknown candidate Ryan Binkley.
33% : "I think that's unacceptable for the voters and the understanding of how things should be done," he said.Lombardo, who has endorsed Trump, called the situation "unfortunate."
24% : According to political scientist Josh Putnam of FrontLoadingHQ, the choice of Haley and others to file for the primary, which offers no chance of delegate receipt, was because of "how seemingly locked down Trump has the party-run caucuses.

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