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Nevada No Party Preference Voters.

Nevada
Joined April 2021
Nevada could shatter the Duopoly if all of the NPPs joined ANY minor party: nevadansforelectionreform.or…
Get ready for the great July 4th join any party but the Duopoly! We found a video that assists with online registering youtu.be/n5Deb8o26dk
How to shake the duopoly? July 4th register for any party but the duopoly. That means jumping out of NPP since the duopoly feels no loss or pressure. Nevada most registered voters order = Dem, Rep, NPP. Imagine if a half million NPP jumped into other the parties. More choices
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How to shatter the duopoly? As a NPP registered voter park your tush in ANY party but the Duopoly. Right now the duopoly is loving that a third of Nevada voters are registered NPP instead of a specific party. The Duopoly remains with no competition to change as the NPP grows.
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Political Benchwarming only works if we park ourselves in ANY party but the duopoly right now. NPP is a protest registration that eliminates the duopoly from acknowledging the third largest voting group in Nevada is No Party Preference while slicing all growth to more choices.
How to dismantled the duopoly? Join any party but the Dem/Rep mess. Pick a party that fits most of your ideas. Staying NPP is loved by the Duopoly since they now don't have to 'represent' you at all. Park in a different party, bring the numbers up to shatter their stronghold.
Right now everyone should be joining any party but the duopoly to start opening up more choices and voices.
Nevada registered NPP voters are the 3rd largest from Dems #1 & Reps #2. It would be interesting if the NPPs all joined any party but the duopoly to put more choices on the ballot in 2024.
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@NPPNV There are 497,000+ Nevada NPPs registered with 732,000 Democrats & 631,000 Republicans. The Democrats are introducing SB 292 containing Straight ticket voting that will annihilate NPPs and all parties ability to cross party vote in an election.
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