Trump's Absence in Nevada Primary Causes Voter Confusion and Anger

The Nevada GOP's decision to hold a caucus alongside the state-run primary has led to widespread confusion among voters, with many unaware that Trump is not on the primary ballot.

Nevada's Republican voters are confused and angry over the absence of Donald Trump's name on the state primary ballot, leading to thousands of calls to election officials.
Trump is competing in a Republican caucus two days after the state primary, a decision stemming from a law change eliminating state-run caucuses after the 2020 election.
GOP leaders are advising voters to select 'none of these candidates' in the primary and then caucus for Trump, amid concerns over voter fraud and waste of taxpayer money.
Nikki Haley, the only major candidate on the primary ballot, faces a unique challenge as Trump is expected to claim all of Nevada's 26 delegates in the caucus.
The situation has sparked engagement among Republican voters, with party officials seeing it as an opportunity to activate and involve the party base.