The primary election is over. Democrats threw almost all votes to President Joe Biden. No one voted for former President Donald Trump, because he didn’t participate. And “none of the above” beat Republican candidate Nikki Haley.
And it means that, at least in the eyes of Nevadans, the general election in November should be between Biden and Trump.
At the same time, very few registered voters actually went to the polls on election day. And from talk to some voters near election sites, there seemed to be little enthusiasm for any candidate.
But we’ll get into that. And we’re interested in your thoughts. Biden, Trump, Haley — who do you like for the presidency and why? What values do you share with Biden or Trump? What has or hasn’t Biden done for the country?
Guests: Annette Magnus, former executive director, Battle Born Progress; Paul Boger, reporter, Nevada Public Radio; Fred Lokken, political science professor, Truckee Meadows Community College
