HENDERSON, Nev. — One voter was under the mistaken impression that he had come to a primary, not a caucus. Another had planned to vote for former New York mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, only to discover he was not on the ballot. And a third had a multipart procedural question for the volunteer running his precinct caucus at Coronado High School.
“If I understand correctly,” the voter said, “everyone will decide on who they’re for, and then you’ll tell us the data about how votes from the early voting breaks down, and then we’ll add the totals, and...
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“If I understand correctly,” the voter said, “everyone will decide on who they’re for, and then you’ll tell us the data about how votes from the early voting breaks down, and then we’ll add the totals, and...
