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Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. What a week we're here day early to

give you awesome idea of what to expect before and after this weekend's

voting in South Carolina and Nevada. We will do a listener question to and as

always we'll end the show with our own personal obsessions of the week. In a

segment we call can't let it go. I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter in PR. I'm

Dominican Montenoro, political editor. Hey, it's Tamara Keith. I'm in Las

Vegas covering the Democrats. And I'm Sarah McCammon in South Carolina where I'm

covering Republicans. So we've got the Democratic Caucus in Nevada and the GOP

primary in South Carolina. Those two votes are Saturday. We'll have an episode on

the results early next week. But if you want to hear NPR's live coverage the

night of those votes you can stream it at elections dot NPR dot O R G. Starting

at 7 p.m. Eastern time and of course you can find us on Twitter as well. All

right. Tam, you're in Nevada. Democrats. Nevada. Yeah, I keep doing that.

Democrats caucus there in just two days. What is the state of the race there

between Sanders and Clinton? I think that the way we could sum this up is by

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