Research 2000 (10/25-28, likely voters, 10/3-5 in parens):
Jill Derby (D): 44 (41)
Dean Heller (R-inc): 47 (48)
(MoE: ±5.0%)
Those are some very nice numbers for Derby. Combined with the recent Democratic voter registration surge in the district and exit polling showing Derby with a 55-44 lead in the early vote, perhaps Derby could shock us all next week. Keep your eyes on this one.
(Hat-tip: Sven)
UPDATE: We have just received word that the DCCC is buying air-time in the district on the heels of this poll.
That would give us a clean sweep in the NM and NV U.S. House delegations.
but better late than never.
a little late but let’s get a upset out of this one.
Derby joins Grayson on people finally getting airtime that deserve my list is down to 28.
NV-02 is the biggest House district (geographically) that doesn’t make up an entire state. It would turn a big chunk of the House map blue.