Jon Ralston is saying this weekend in early voting was a Democratic blowout:
A roundup of what happened yesterday:
KTNV:
Bottom line: After two days, the raw vote lead in urban Nevada for the Democrats is close to 21,000. (Most rural counties closed on Sundays, and those numbers, while they favor Republicans, are tiny in comparison.)
Clark County numbers for Sunday are again disastrous for Republicans, with another record day for turnout:
Total: 31,000
D: 16,000
R: 9,119
That's 52 percent to 29 percent. Dems are 9 points above registration, Rs are at registration. That's also slightly above the 2012 second day, which was 50-33.
Two day Clark totals, with mail ballots counted so far (no mail on Sunday):
Total: 84,468
D: 43,672 (52 percent)
R: 25,022 (30 percent)
Actual registration: 43-29, so Democrats are 9 points above their registration and Republicans are 1 above theirs.
That's an 18,000-plus raw vote lead. It was 13,000 in 2012. But there are 150,000 more voters this cycle, so it's slightly better proportionally.
It's a very blue wave so far, and Republicans have to be worried, especially with those Washoe numbers below and how deep the first day went down the ballot.
More details later....
Democrats also hold a 2200 vote advantage in Washoe County.
And these numbers are very bad for Republicans:
Early vote only
88,331 statewide
46,062 Dem (52%)
26,240 Rep (29%)
Total votes cast (includes absentees)
111,061 statewide
55,001 Dem (50%)
35,516 Rep (32%)
I’ll update as Jon Ralston posts information throughout the day, but it is looking like Democratic GOTV is working hard in Nevada, and that is great news for Team Blue and bad news for Team Red.
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