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Nevada Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo ripped his state party's plan to hold a caucus despite a primary election occurring two days prior, a split that some state GOP officials warn could confuse voters in a key early nomination state. Speaking on the “Nevada Newsmakers” podcast episode, which aired Tuesday, Lombardo echoed widespread concerns about the parallel election processes, mainly that it would cause confusion and prove arduous for Republican voters in the western swing ...

No Labels, the self-styled centrist political group that might run a third-party candidate for president, claims that Democrats are guilty of waging an “anti-democracy” campaign against them. But Joel Payne of the progressive advocacy group MoveOn says No Labels has it exactly backward—that they’re the ones who have a distaste for democratic principles.While Democrats and Republicans have a nominating process that involves primary elections, which allows for “t...

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The clock is ticking for Donald Trump’s rivals to catch up to the former president in Iowa, the first state to vote in the GOP nominating process next year. Trump has built up significant and stable leads in the polls, both nationally and in critical early-voting states. Now, other GOP presidential candidates are scrambling to close the gap in the Hawkeye State, which could…

The Nevada Republican Party announced Monday it will hold its presidential caucus on Feb. 8, setting the Silver State up to likely host the nation’s third nominating contest in the GOP White House race. “This event marks a crucial step in shaping the Republican nomination process for President and amplifies Nevada’s significance in the national…

Republicans in Nevada could have two chances next year to decide who they want to be their party’s presidential nominee. The Nevada GOP is insisting on holding its own caucus despite a new state law calling for a primary election, a move critics say is designed to benefit former President Donald Trump. The competing contests are likely to confuse some and require GOP campaigns to spend extra time and money educating voters in one of the earliest states to cast ballots for the presidenti...

Political parties play a crucial role in the democratic fabric of the United States, shaping policy agendas and driving electoral campaigns. But how decentralized are these parties? Does the nominating process contribute to their decentralization, allowing for greater grassroots influence? In this article, we delve into the intricacies of the American political landscape to explore

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Pulling their party to the right and turning what is normally a very bipartisan bill into a partisan exercise. >> what now may potentially happen as it makes its way to the u.s. senate? >> reporter: this bill is basically dead on arrival in the senate, because its controlled by democrats, who do not want these partisan amendments included in the final passage. now, both sides have to come to some agreement in order for this very important defense bill to become law. but right now they are oceans...

Iowa Republicans voted Saturday to hold their first-in-the-nation caucuses on January 15 next year, setting up the earliest start of the presidential nominating process since 2012, when caucusgoers gathered on January 3.