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What will be Trump's lead in Nevada GOP primary polls?
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Donald Trump•Sam Wang•Washington•Trump•Democrats•Biden•Las Vegas•Nevada•Republican•Larry Hogan•Merchan
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Significant lead (10%+) • 33%
Moderate lead (5-10%) • 33%
Small lead (<5%) • 33%
Nevada GOP primary election results
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Trump Convicted on 34 Felony Counts, Rally in Las Vegas Before Nevada GOP Primary
Jun 2, 2024, 08:22 PM
Former President Donald Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts. This development has sparked various reactions among voters and political analysts. NTD’s Sam Wang interviewed people in Washington to gauge public opinion on Trump's conviction. Meanwhile, Democrats see this as an opportunity for President Biden to remind voters of Trump’s controversial qualities, especially in swing states where Biden has shown persistent weakness. Trump is planning to hold a rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 9th, two days before the Nevada GOP primary on June 11th. Discussions are also ongoing about the implications of Trump’s conviction for his right to vote and the potential challenges for other Republican candidates like Larry Hogan, who need to navigate their association with Trump. Judge Merchan's decision could affect Trump's voting rights.
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