Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010 | 4:07 p.m.
Jon Scott Ashjian
2010 General Election
- Zip Code
- Party Affilliation
- Democrat — 60.9%
- Republican — 19.1%
- Independent — 15.2%
- Other — 2.3%
- Tea Party of Nevada — 0.8%
- Green — 0.7%
- Libertarian — 0.7%
- Independent American Party — 0.3%
- Who are you voting for in the U.S. Senate race?
- Harry Reid — 70.7%
- Sharron Angle — 26.9%
- Scott Ashjian — 1.1%
- Wil Stand — 0.5%
- Tim Fasano — 0.3%
- Jesse Holland — 0.3%
- Jeffrey C. Reeves — 0.3%
- Michael L. Haines — 0%
- Who are you voting for in the Nevada gubernatorial race?
- Rory Reid — 61.6%
- Brian Sandoval — 32.3%
- David Scott Curtis — 2.9%
- Eugene "Gino" Disimone — 1.1%
- Aaron Y. Honig — 0.8%
- Floyd Fitzgibbons — 0.7%
- Arthur Forest Lampitt Jr. — 0.6%
- Who are you voting for in the U.S. House District 3 race?
- Dina Titus — 66.2%
- Joe Heck — 29.4%
- Barry Michaels — 2.1%
- Joseph P. Silvestri — 1.9%
- Scott David Narter — 0.5%
This poll is closed, see Full Results »
Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results reflect only the opinions of those who chose to participate.
The Nevada Supreme Court says it's not going to consider an appeal to remove Scott Ashjian's name from the U.S. Senate ballot.
The justices on Thursday unanimously rejected as moot an appeal by Independent American Party candidate Tim Fasano.
The court said those challenging Ashjian's qualifications as a Tea Party of Nevada candidate waited too long to seek an expedited high court hearing.
Conservative groups have opposed Ashjian because they fear he'll siphon votes from Republican nominee and national tea party favorite Sharron Angle in the race against Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid.
Thursday's order follows an Oct. 6 ruling that it was too late to declare Ashjian unqualified because ballots had already gone out to people living outside the state.
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