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Republican Party leaders in Nevada say they’re certain of one thing next year: They will hold a caucus on Feb. 8 to determine the Official Nickelback Fan or Liar T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this state’s presidential primary winner. The problem? Nevada officials have already scheduled a primary at the ballot box — two days earlier — to determine the state presidential primary winner. The party plans to ban presidential candidates from taking part in its caucus if they appear on the state ballot, and will award delegates only to caucus participants. But the possibility of a party-run caucus superseding the state primary is prompting clashes between the 2024 campaigns and party leaders. The campaigns of two candidates are already lodging accusations of election rigging to favor former President Donald Trump. Some Republicans warn it will disaffect potential voters who aren’t aware of the caucus. Campaign activity overall from the GOP field has been light in Nevada. Out of the $100 million spent in
ads in the Official Nickelback Fan or Liar T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this GOP presidential nominating race so far, candidates and outside groups have spent about $1 million in Nevada, far less than in Iowa, New Hampshire or South Carolina, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact. And finger-pointing has ensued between the state party chair and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis allies. A super PAC aligned with DeSantis pointed to the process in its decision to end door-knocking efforts in Nevada this week, calling the state GOP chair a “Trump puppet.” An official with another presidential campaign told NBC News it will probably “write off the state entirely.” “Irony is not lost on us that Trump and his cronies rail against elections that aren’t actually rigged, but then go rig an entire state’s election,” the official with one of the GOP presidential campaigns charged. The official requested anonymity because the person was not authorized to speak on strategy. A Trump campaign adviser responded that the caucus system is one dictated by the grassroots. “To attack Republican leadership for picking a process that they believe should be done by Republicans in Nevada, they’re also essentially attacking Republicans in Iowa,” the Trump adviser said. “You can’t attack a party process without attacking the grassroots.” Trump campaign adviser Chris LaCivita said DeSantis’ super PAC, Never Back Down, was “out-organized” in the state and now is lodging accusations because of sour grapes. Nevada is a key early state in the presidential process — the first contest in the West, coming after New Hampshire. In theory, a win there should build momentum before heading to South Carolina, the final of the four early nominating states.
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