Nevada Has Both a GOP Primary and Caucuses This Week -- Here's What to Know

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : President Trump is virtually assured the victory.
61% : In January, the news media's spotlight focused on Iowa and New Hampshire, both of which President Trump won handily.
53% : "President Trump will be the only significant candidate on the caucus ballot, allowing him to win the state's delegates.
50% : President Trump, Mr. Binkley, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will appear on the ballot.
44% : Mr. Baris said he was unable to name a single state where her prospects look good; her best shot was New Hampshire, where she lost by 11 percentage points to President Trump despite large numbers of independents and Democrats voting for her.
42% : He said he's voting for "None" and then will caucus for President Trump-which all Republican voters are allowed to do.
39% : A possible race-deciding showdown between her and President Trump, her former boss while she served as U.N ambassador, looms on Feb. 24.
37% : We wonder what the Haley campaign was thinking!"Mr. Parks said that while Ms. Haley has been "a nonentity in Nevada," President Trump has made several recent appearances in the state.
29% : "Mr. Parks retorted that the time-honored caucuses are fair and transparent, and he disputes the "narrative" that the caucuses are "rigged" in favor of President Trump.Caucuses are said to benefit candidates who have particularly dedicated, enthusiastic supporters -- terms often used to describe President Trump's supporters.
29% : "Pollster Rich Baris said President Trump should have urged people to go vote for "None" on Feb. 6 and then also vote for him in the caucuses.
21% : Because Mr. DeSantis recently suspended his campaign, "only caucus votes cast for President Trump or Binkley will be counted toward awarding Nevada's delegates," the notice said.Caucus locations are listed at NevadaCaucus.
21% : She is continuing to argue that she is a much younger, drama-free alternative to President Trump.
18% : When forced to choose between the caucuses that include President Trump and the inconsequential primary without him, GOP challenger Nikki Haley opted for the latter.

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