https://waynedupree.com/2024/02/Surprising-Twist-in-Nevada-Primary-For-Nikki-Haley?utm_source=email&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_content=&utm_campaign=&utm_term= Nevada has both an election and a caucus. The Nevada presidential candidate is selected at the caucus. The election is just for show and nothing more. Preliminary results from a state-organized Nevada primary election show that, with two-thirds of the ballots tabulated, US presidential candidate Nikki Haley has the backing of slightly more than 30% of Republican voters who are registered voters. More than 60% of voters selected the "none of these candidates" option as front-runner Donald Trump was not included on the ballot. Even though “none of these candidates” won with a majority of votes, Haley was proclaimed the winner in compliance with state law. On Thursday night, the GOP will separately have a party caucus, where all 26 state delegates are anticipated to support Trump. The Republican leadership said it would stick with the caucus system for selecting nominees and rejected Nevada's 2021 plan to have primary elections for both parties. Though mostly symbolic, Nevadans' rejection of Haley's candidacy proved to be the most recent setback for the former governor of South Carolina. It was the first time a US presidential contender has ever lost to an unlisted opponent, and it was her third straight defeat in an early-state primary. Haley had placed second in New Hampshire and third in Iowa before. against February 24, she will take against Trump in her own state.