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Reid Being Rejected By Home State

I don’t think he much cares, but it’s interesting nonetheless.

A Mason-Dixon survey of 625 Nevada voters last week for the Las Vegas Review-Journal found 52% view Reid unfavorably. The survey showed Reid trailing three potential GOP opponents, including former University of Nevada-Las Vegas basketball player Danny Tarkanian.

A Rasmussen Reports poll shows Reid dragged down by the health care bill he is trying to get to Obama’s desk. It found 54% of Nevada voters oppose the bill.

The outlook is so grim that even before a clear GOP opponent has emerged, national political analyst Stuart Rothenberg this week revised his Senate election handicapping to count Reid’s seat as leaning toward a GOP takeover. He calls Reid — who won with 61% in 2004 — a “slight underdog” for re-election.

Posted by Owen at 1713 hrs
Politics + Politics - General

1. As a resident of Las Vegas, it is quite clear, that unless the SEIU or ACORN comes in and disrupts the election, Reid is toast.  Considering ACORN is under indictment and goes to trial soon, we won’t being seeing ACORN. 
   Reid has cost our state hundreds of jobs by opposing Yucca Mountain and shuttering a plan for a $1.3 billion elecric plant that happen to burn coal and would have employed 200 people.
   Reid is even disliked by the liberals of Nevada.  They feel let down in the health care debate.
   Then you take into his verbal gaffe a week and you have all the ingrediants of a Reid defeat by some lightweight politicians.

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