"Nevada's Unconventional Path: Trump and Haley's Showdown in the 2024 Primary"
TL;DR
Nevada will hold a state-run primary for the Republican Party on February 6, followed by a GOP caucus on February 8 to determine delegate allocation. Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley will not be on the caucus ballot, while Trump will be the sole candidate, securing all 26 delegates. This is due to a change in Nevada's primary process following concerns about caucus result tabulation. Despite her ties to South Carolina, Haley's chances in the upcoming primaries appear limited as Trump holds a significant lead in polling.
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- What happens in Vegas? Trump-Haley to square off in ‘weird’ Nevada election MSNBC
- LETTER: Nevada primaries, caucuses and voters Las Vegas Review-Journal
- A thinned-out primary and friendly voting structure clear an easy path for Trump in Nevada KTNV 13 Action News Las Vegas
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