Politico reports:
Though the state’s 2022 Senate race was one of the closest in the country, Democrats are near-giddy that former President Donald Trump backer Jim Marchant is taking on Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.). Marchant is on a multi-year losing streak in key races — but he’s still a Republican primary contender given his alliance with the former president and track record of prevailing in primaries.
“He is, I believe, a three-time loser. A MAGA election denier. And so, he’s going to have his challenges,” Rosen said in an interview of Marchant, a former state lawmaker. “He’s going to have to sell himself.”
As Rosen sees it, Marchant aligns well with the Nevada GOP’s leadership, but not the battleground state’s voters. And he’s only one name on a list of dream opponents who Democrats hope to see prevail in GOP primaries and soften their rocky path to keeping the Senate majority next year.
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Dems’ great hope to hold the Senate: GOP primary implosions https://t.co/Zlh0tJ027o
— POLITICO (@politico) May 15, 2023
Nevada Republican secretary of state candidate Jim Marchant credited a QAnon influencer with helping him decide to run. That QAnon influencer now says that the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas was “manufactured” and that the victims’ deaths did not happen. https://t.co/CZ0AScHGIQ
— Media Matters (@mmfa) October 3, 2022
Jim Marchant, who led/co-founded the 2022 secretary of state candidates coalition alongside QAnon influencer Juan O. Savin, has announced he’s running for U.S. Senate. Back in March, Marchant seemed to endorse a military coup while on a QAnon show. https://t.co/VZvNa15AT9 https://t.co/WRKdov1SFi
— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) May 2, 2023