In the continuing battle over the Latino vote, Donald Trump claimed that he won over Hispanic voters in Nevada in yesterday's caucus. The media noted that Latinos who participated in yesterday's caucus favored Donald Trump over the other candidates with 45 percent of the vote. The next largest share of Latino voters went to Marco Rubio, according to exit polls.

Republican candidate Ted Cruz has fired his campaign communications manager Rick Tyler after he posted a doctored video of rival candidate Marco Rubio.

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The Republican National Committee will be scrutinizing Tuesday night's caucus to see how smoothly it goes. This comes after the caucus in 2012 was plagued with problems.

The Nevada caucuses are, of course, party-operated events. When The Fix reached out to the the Nevada secretary of state this week in search of guidelines and standards that each party must meet in order to facilitate voter participation, the agency referred all questions back to the states' Democratic and Republican parties. The only problem is that caucuses in Nevada don't exactly have a reputation for amounting to orderly affairs.

From Iowa to South Carolina, republican voters are setting records with voter turnout, but on the democratic side in every 2016 contest to date voting numbers, turnout have been significantly down.

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Donald Trump is poised to win his third consecutive Republican presidential nominating contest Tuesday when Nevada holds its caucuses, polls show, but low participation and an electoral system that rewards political insiders could diminish the magnitude of the outsider candidate's victory.

Marco Rubio, the only member of a three-way Republican primary battle that has yet to win a contest, has a lot riding on the Republican caucuses Tuesday in Nevada.

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Latino turnout in Nevada caucus could decide Democratic race.

Nevada Democrats and South Carolina Republicans will start resolving the most pressing political questions about the presidential race on Saturday when their parties hold the next round of what have become unexpectedly fierce nominating contests.