District by district – Nevada

Nevada-3

Rep. Dina Titus (D) vs. Joe Heck (R)

{mosads}Titus
is more than holding her own in this district, trailing by just three
points — 47 percent to 44 — while 6 percent of likely voters are
undecided. This is one of the lowest percentages of undecided voters
across the 12 competitive districts The Hill/ANGA polled.

Heck
does hold a large lead among independents — 57 percent to 33. The
trouble for Titus is that the remaining undecided voters lean
Republican and the gender gap is working against her. She trails by 10
points among male voters, who are more highly motivated than female
voters to turn out on Election Day, the poll found.

This was
one of the few districts where Democrats and Republicans share equal
enthusiasm about voting: 82 percent of Democrats said they are “very
passionate” about voting, while 84 percent of Republicans said the same.

The
poll was conducted Sept. 25-27, consisted of 403 phone interviews among
likely voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percent.