Ben Kobren

The Clinton camp writes in to dispute the report that they are pulling out of Nevada.

“No, it is not true,” Clinton Nevada Press Secretary Ben Kobren tells us. “We are full steam ahead in Nevada.”

With primary voters just days away from going to the polls in the early voting states, the Nevada campaign of Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton is maintaining a heavy dose of confidence.

“In the weeks since the Democratic debate in Las Vegas, as more Nevadans are tuning into the run-up to the caucus our campaign has continued to grow, and we are working hard to solidify our base of support,” Nevada deputy communications director Ben Kobren said.

The campaign tells PolitickerNV.com that it is engaged in outreach efforts throughout the state. In the last week, more than 600 volunteers have knocked on an estimated 20,000 doors. Starting at 9 am and going until 9 pm, staffers and volunteers call voters asking for their support.

Sen. Clinton's HQ on Tropicana Ave.As part of our effort to bring you the most complete pre-debate and pre-convention coverage possible, PolitickerNV.com is visiting the Democratic presidential candidates’ campaign headquarters in Las Vegas today to give you an inside peak. 

Here’s what we found as well as a summary of each campaign’s organization here in Nevada.