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Xeybozn posted...

Really? That's not what it looks like based on the last few presidential elections there.

2008: Democrats by 12.50% (5.22% above national margin)
2012: Democrats by 6.68% (2.82% above national margin)
2016: Democrats by 3.42% (1.33% above national margin)
2020: Democrats by 2.39% (2.06 below national margin)

Personally I don't know that much about NV (and they have the incumbency advantage in the 2022 Senate race), but this definitely doesn't look like a state trending towards the Democrats.

Thank you! I was going to look through the numbers, but I knew at least the ones from 2020 were not all that encouraging.

Like I know very little about her as a candidate other than she is a reliable D vote on everything, but I don't know how that'll play in 2022. And I don't think Kelly is safe in Arizona either. He's a very good candidate for the state but Arizona is only marginally blue and I don't know how well that holds up in 2022 in what is (based on historical standards) going to be a good year for republicans.

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