In Nevada, split contests are causing confusion. And 'none of these candidates' is on the ballot.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : With his strong grassroots support, Trump already has an advantage when caucuses are held instead of primaries.
61% : "The caucuses, to be held Thursday evening, are expected to heavily favor Trump.
33% : Somebody who's had a tried and true ability to to have no real emotional control, to have a long instinct for victimizing people because he can he can?"Trump, meanwhile, is expected to pick up all of Nevada's 26 Republican delegates in Thursday's contest.
31% : Ralph Eastwood, a 64-year-old retired truck driver from Las Vegas, is a Biden supporter who changed his registration to Republican so he could for for Haley -- mainly to vote against Trump.
28% : For months, her office has received calls from Republican voters asking questions, including, which contest they should vote in and why Trump is not on the primary ballot they received in the mail.
27% : "Nikki Haley is running in Tuesday's Republican primary, which won't count for the GOP nomination, while Donald Trump is the only major candidate in Thursday's Republican caucuses, which does.
22% : Turner is among those people who lament an increasingly likely rematch between Trump and President Joe Biden.
16% : We made the decision early on that we were not going to pay $55,000 to a Trump entity to participate in a process that is rigged for Trump," Haley campaign manager Betsy Ankney told reporters on Monday.

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