Nevada will hold both a Republican primary, Feb. 6, and a caucus, Feb. 8. Trump doesn't appear on the primary ballot but will win the caucus.

There was a state-run Nevada Republican primary on Feb. 6, where former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley lost to "none of the above candidates." This election, however, was non-binding and did not decide ...

Nevada will hold two primary elections in 2024, one old and one new. More: County manager on Washoe elections system: 'Take it down to the studs and start over' Nevada’s traditional primary held ...

Former President Donald Trump is not on the Republican presidential primary ballot in Nevada that will be arriving this week to voters. The reason: Trump’s hand-picked state GOP officials ...

Driving the bulk of the confusion is the absence of former President Donald Trump’s name on the state primary ballot. Nevada elections and party officials have, over the last several weeks ...

In Nevada, Nikki Haley is second to none. That is, she's in second place behind "none of these candidates" in the state's presidential primary. With more than 88% of votes tallied by Wednesday ...

Some Nevada Republicans are shocked to see candidates like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis absent from the presidential primary ballot. But it’s not a mistake.

FILE – Voters cast their ballots in the Nevada primary election in Reno, Nev., June 14, 2022. The Nevada presidential primary will take place Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, ...

The Nevada Republican primary is Tuesday, with Nikki Haley on the ballot, ... In this June 14, 2022 file photo voters cast their ballots in the Nevada primary election in Reno, Nev.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s top competition in Nevada’s state-run primary is a “none of these candidates” ballot option. After tension over the presidential nominating ...

Nevada election workers in 2016. This year, the state is holding both a Republican primary and a Republican caucus. Voters can participate in both, but not the candidates.

By keeping Donald Trump off Nevada’s presidential primary ballot, the Nevada Republican Party is confusing its own voters. VIEW E-EDITION. 99¢ for 6 mos. Support local journalism.