Trump won't be on Nevada's 2024 GOP primary ballot. Neither will DeSantis, Ramaswamy or Christie. Here's why.
2024 Presidential Election,Republican Party,Elections,Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,Nevada Caucus
Former President Donald Trump will not be appearing on the primary ballot in Nevada on Feb. 6. But neither will Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, or former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Their absence has not escaped the notice of voters in the Silver State, some of whom have begun to receive their sample ballots for the presidential primary.
"Why is my official primary mail in ballot missing a certain DONALD J TRUMP?" a user on X wrote.
The reason Nevadans will not be able to vote for Trump — or several of the other Republican candidates — in their state's primary is because they chose to participate in the state GOP-sanctioned caucus instead, which will take place two days later
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