Plouffe touts Obama's success in Nevada

Time’s Mark Halperin reports that David Plouffe, the campaign manager for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, has released a powerpoint presentation today touting the campaign’s success in the primary states.

Plouffe notes that the campaign has opened 11 offices in Nevada, more than any other candidate. He also boasts that the campaign has “the largest field operation” in the state with 50 staffers, was the first candidate to air a television advertisement in Nevada, and the first to air a Spanish-language advertisement.

The presentation also has a slide showing Obama moving from 21% to 26% in the October and December Mason Dixon polling of the state.