Nevada Biden got 112k vote, Trump got 59k

[DestinyIsles]

but I'm sure you will keep hearing that Biden has enthusiasm gap and Trump is increasing his vote from MSM.

[Lovie777]

1. Don't ya know........................

59K is more than 112K.

[GreenWave]

5. LOL!

They will tell us 5 + 9 +=14 whereas 1+ 1+2 =4!

[TwilightZone]

2. Eh, can't really read much into the results there.

I get what you're saying and I agree that the spin is often ridiculous, but the "none of the above" votes on the R side in the primary were essentially Trump's voters, and Biden is effectively running unopposed. Phillips wasn't even on the ballot. Still more total votes for Biden, but hard to make an apples to apples comparison there.

Primary results also can't be easily extrapolated to represent general election intent, as hard as we might try.

[Celerity]

3. Chalk and cheese, as Biden's number was in a primary and Trump's was from an exclusionary caucus, plus it doesn't count

the 48,000+ 'NOTA' primary votes (a symbolic vote that almost all was for Trump) that came from the earlier Rethug primary (NV Rethugs have a crazy 'Texas two-step' style system), one where Trump was not even on the ballot, thus affecting turnout as well.

No chance Biden doubles Trump's vote in the NV general (I am sure you know that). Trump has a fairly decent shot at winning NV in the general, unfortunately. Immigration is a huge issue there.

[helpisontheway]

4. About a week ago there was a report on MSNBC that indicated that Biden might

lose Nevada due to Latino vote.