'It's been a weird year': Nevada polling guru makes case for Harris win on MSNBC

According to the man who is considered the gold standard on polling analysis in Nevada, the game has changed in his state but he still expects Vice President Kamala Harris to pull out a victory over Donald Trump.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Jon Ralston, editor of the Nevada Independent, told the co-hosts that there has been a late surge for the VP.

With that he admitted, "It's been a weird year in Nevada."

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"You guys know this," he told the hosts. "Usually the Democrats bank a bunch of votes in early voting and they're ahead and republicans can't catch up. A lot of mail ballots in Clark County -- and we've become a state where mail is big -- have not come in yet, and those are heavily Democratic."

"They've been 2 to 1 in the last few polls," he elaborated. "You have to trust what's happened in the last four presidential cycles here, which is the so-called Reid machine, named for the late [Democratic Sen.] Harry Reid, to get out the vote, not just in people mailing their ballots, but dropping them in drop boxes today on election day."

"There are going to be tens of thousands of those, I believe," he predicted. "I think Harris will just eke it out, but it's going to be close."

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