
Trump and Harris tied in last NYT/Siena national poll, GOP out to early turnout lead in Nevada, Voice of the Voter and Vance visit
Ballot Battleground: NevadaShow Notes
One week remains until Election Day 2024. The final NYT/Siena College national poll shows Trump and Harris deadlocked at 48-48. Siena College Research Institute director Dr. Don Levy joins to explain what that poll means, how it compares to their last head-to-head poll and how pollsters adjust for non-response bias. We also recap Sen. JD Vance's second Reno rally, including our question on a hot-button issue. Plus, a quick update on the trends we're noticing in early voting, our Voice of the Voter segments and the final fact-check segment, taking a closer look at two ads for and against Republican Senate candidate Sam Brown. Early voting is underway. Here's where you can cast your ballot in Washoe County Nevada 2024 election cycle - early voting sites and polling locations Fact-checking commercials for and against Sam Brown on lowering prices, 'slush fund' Fact-checking Nevada Senate campaign commercials on housing, COVID relief checks Fact-checking Nevada Senate candidates Sam Brown, Jacky Rosen's campaign ads on abortion Fact-checking commercials for and against Jacky Rosen on prescriptions, big pharma Fact-checking commercials from Nevada Congressional candidates Mark Amodei and Greg Kidd Fact-checking commercials for and against Question 3 on ranked choice voting in Nevada Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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