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The Weekly Report, 8/7/16
WELCOME TO THE WEEKLY REPORT This week: 1.  Three months out and the latest on voter registration trends in key legislative races 2. Three months out and the latest predictions in key races 3. Impact of Supremes decision on solar 4. Smartest/dumbest moves of the week My insiders outdid themselves this week with great stuff. Here is their take on major races: ►US Senate: Pure toss-up. Some think Heck because he is better candidate, third-party spending; others think Hispanic vote, Trump collapse...
Harry Reid on whether Trump is qualified, the electoral map and more
This was Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid after Hillary Clinton's visit to Las Vegas at a union hall -- best part is at 2:40 when I asked him if Donald Trump is qualified to be president:
My 8/4/16 hits on KTNV about Hillary's Vegas visit
Hillary in Vegas:
My full interview with ex-presidential drug policy adviser Kevin Sabet
My KTNV hits for 8/3/16: The kid vs. the billionaires, anti-pot activist and Hillary's visit
Hillary's coming: The kid vs. the billionaires: Pot debate:
My full interview with pot proponent Joe Brezny
My KTNV hits on 8/2/16: Solar poll and pot
Solar poll: Pot initiative:
My KTNV hits on 8/1/16: New poll and Pence visit
Poll: Pence:
My 7/29 hits on KTNV: School choice and rooftop solar before the Supremes
School choice: Solar:
The Weekly Report, 7/31/16
WELCOME TO THE WEEKLY REPORT This week: 1.  Dem convention post-mortem 2. Prediction of the week: Who will be governor in 2017? 3. Impact of school choice and solar issues on election? 4. Smartest/dumbest moves of the week Great stuff this week from the crew. Consensus is building that Brian Sandoval will be governor in 2017 (sorry, Hutch) and that school choice will be bigger than solar, although neither will be all that big. We’ll see. My thought: If the court throws out the school choice law...

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