Nevada Sen. Foresees Romney Win

Predictions

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:34PM EDT / Published Feb. 02, 2012 3:52PM EST

Republican Sen. Dean Heller from Nevada told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd on Thursday that he expects Mitt Romney to win his state’s upcoming primary. However, “I think that Ron Paul could make some real moves in Nevada,” he noted. Heller has no plans to endorse a candidate and said that regardless of who wins the nomination, “I don't think Obama’s going to do well. I think the Obama economy in Nevada is killing most Nevadans, and for that reason I think the Republican candidate will do well."

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Nevada Sen. Foresees Romney Win