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Visit Robert Haff.com today. Down by the Truckee River there's a farmers market which is kind of a lively scene on a Sunday morning.

And we've got people milling around food trucks,

buying organic strawberries and peaches,

some nice ice coffees, and a lot of kids and dogs running around.

It was also as good a place as any to talk to voters in Reno, the second largest city in Nevada.

When I first went in June, it was easy to find people who were

far from excited about the rematch between President Joe Biden

and former President Donald Trump.

It'd be nice that there was a nonpartisan candidate.

Like there's got to be someone out there that would have the support of a lot of people. It just seems like no

one is up to the challenge or something. I don't know. I'm over it. It's like old news.

That was Mike Short, Katie Payne, and Alex Maham, all Reno residents who, like many Americans,

have long viewed voting this fall as like picking from an undesirable menu,

perhaps especially when Biden was still on the ticket. I went back to Reno in

September after Vice President Kamala Harris had replaced Biden as the Democratic

nominee to run against Trump. I wanted to know, since the choice between the major party

candidates had changed, are people still feeling me about their options? Is there

still a big appetite in Nevada for third party candidates?

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