"Nevada's Unique Dual Process: Understanding the Caucus and Primary Dynamics in the 2024 Election"

Nevada is holding both caucuses and a primary due to a state law requiring a primary election, but the Nevada GOP voted to hold their own caucuses, rendering the state-run presidential primary symbolic. Critics say the new rules were designed to favor Trump, who is poised to take all the state’s delegates in the caucuses. The peculiar arrangement has caused rifts within the state party, with concerns about confusing voters and decreasing turnout. Trump and his political team have spent years building grassroots support and cultivating relationships with party leaders, influencing changes that tilt the nomination fight in his favor.