Election season is in full swing and the countdown to the 2024 presidential vote is inching closer. The Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire primary have come and gone, bringing each party one step ...

KTNV senior political reporter Steve Sebelius has been working to answer your questions about the 2024 primary and caucus process in Nevada. Here are some of the most common questions and answers.

Nevadans are set to cast their votes in a presidential primary and caucuses this week, with the Democratic primary and Republican primary taking place on Tuesday and the Republican caucuses ...

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.

With caucuses, the commitment required also represents a barrier to participation. A caucus can take hours, and participants ...

Republican voters can participate in both the GOP primary and caucuses. On Thursday, the GOP caucus hours are 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. local time. What does the winner of the Nevada GOP primary get?

Republican voters may participate in both the Republican primary and caucuses. Nevada’s 36 pledged Democratic delegates are allocated according to the national party’s standard rules.

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A preview of the unusual primary and caucus system being implemented by Nevada Democrats and Republicans will host primaries Tuesday. GOP voters in the state will have another opportunity to vote ...

Rapaccuiolo plans to find her caucus site and show up Thursday to vote for Trump. There is no law prohibiting registered Republicans from voting in both the primary Tuesday and the caucus on Thursday.

Iowans will kick off the presidential nominating process at the Jan. 15 Republican caucuses.. After a dramatic rearranging of the Democratic primary calendar and the passage of a new state law ...

Based on the results of the district caucuses and the Feb. 27 primary, the Michigan GOP state committee will meet by 8:30 p.m. on March 2 to allocate the delegates to the Republican candidates.