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Current Events => Politics => Topic started by: Chris_ on June 11, 2014, 01:51:22 PM
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Nevada Democrats select 'none of these candidates' in gubernatorial primary
Many Nevada Democrats turned up their noses Tuesday at the eight candidates battling for the right to face Gov. Brian Sandoval in November, with the "none of these candidates" option receiving the most votes.
With 80 percent of precincts reporting early Wednesday, the "none of these candidates option" had received over 20,000 votes (30 percent), putting it over 3,600 votes ahead of the man who will face Sandoval in November, former State Economic Development commissioner Robert Goodman. Goodman received 25 percent of the vote.
Nevada allows its voters to select "none of these" candidates in elections for President and statewide offices. The last time the option received the most votes was in 1976, when Republicans preferred it to both candidates running in a primary for the House of Representatives.
Meanwhile, Sandoval, Nevada's first Hispanic governor, rolled to victory over four challengers with 90 percent of the vote and is expected to easily defeat Goodman to win a second term.
Fox News (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/06/11/nevada-democrats-select-none-these-candidates-in-gubernatorial-primary/)
Heh.