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  1. Dec 21
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    How about this: will they redraw so that it includes more of Carson City?

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  2. 18 hours ago

    The replies to this tweet are a reminder of the primary where twitter amplified the loudest voices. And if you went by Twitter, you would have thought was going to win. Instead defeated her, by 53 points.

    Really candid, interesting valedictory interview with departing Sen. , who will be a winter Pritzker Fellow at !
  3. 18 hours ago
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    And the replies to this tweet remind me of the primary, where won the twitter primary going away, but then lost by 53 to Steven Horsford. Twitter amplifies the loudest voices & isn't reflective of the broader electorate.

  4. Dec 21

    My thought: if the number of voters who turned out in and matched the number of voters that turn out in and , Dems would win every single election comfortably. Huge differences, which I understand.

    This is awesome.
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  5. Dec 21

    was Trump +1 in 2016 and was Clinton +5. The Democrats did better in NV-03 last month. Shows how bad a candidate Danny Tarkanian was.

    Democrats won the US House popular vote in Nevada by 5.36% and held on to their three seats.
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  6. Dec 21

    Still here fighting for my constituents!

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  7. Dec 21

    Fact: Super PACs and groups outspent the candidates in a record number of races in 2018, per , including 9 House races: & Read more about what this means from

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  8. Dec 21

    It has been the honor of my life to serve as a Member of Congress and represent the great state of Nevada in the 115th Congress. Thank you to the people of the 4th Congressional District for putting your faith and trust in me. I am blessed and honored to have served you.

    Farewell Speech
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  9. Dec 19

    Fact: Super PACs and groups outspent the candidates by ~$1.2M in during the , via &@OpenSecretsDC

  10. Dec 17

    Talking with regarding the recent federal court decision on the . There is no impact to your current coverage and your coverage in a 2019 plan. For questions about what to do now that you're covered or next steps, please visit:

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