NV Dems

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The early voting numbers from the weekend look terrible for the GOP.

The fact that Democrats are ahead in Clark County is not a surprise.  But the roughly 2-to-1 turnout margin in the districts of U.S. Rep Jon Porter (R-Henderson), state Sen. Joe Heck (R-Henderson) and state Sen. Bob Beers (R-Las Vegas) spells serious trouble for the GOP.

The Nevada Dems have taken Washoe County.  In registration, that is.

Anjeanette Damon has the full story here. 

For the lazy: The Democratic lead was 958 votes by 2:45pm Monday, but the fact that there is a Democratic majority at all is the big news.  The last time that happenned was in 1978.

Registration does not equal votes, but the clear trend is from bad to worse for the Nevada GOP this year.

There has been a lot of noise about the excitement level surrounding Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in the Veep spot on the McCain ticket.  But hat noise has not translated into increased voter registration, as the coverage in the R-J this morning shows.

Dems still lead across the board, and are making inroads in places that seemed impossible to make inroads: the area outside of Clark county that is a GOP treasure.  At least it used to be a GOP treasure.

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