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SANDERS LOOKS FOR A WIN IN NEVADA CAUCUSES
LAS VEGAS, USA | 22-23 FEBRUARY 2020

REPORTER AVAILABLE FOR CUSTOM LIVE SHOTS IN:
ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE, LUXEMBOURGISH

With Iowa and New Hampshire behind them, the Democrats' 2020 field heads toward a decidedly more diverse set of voters and, with them, huge new tests for the leading candidates. After winning (or tying) in Iowa and in New Hampshire, Bernie Sanders is looking to Latinos to build a delegate lead that could make him difficult to catch after Super Tuesday.

Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar are fighting to prove their embarrassing polling numbers with people of color don't reflect reality on the ground. And Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren need a strong showing to prove they still belong in the race.

The question of minority support is perhaps the most significant unknown in the 2020 contest. And Nevada will begin to answer it on Saturday.

FEED POINT & LIVE STAND-UP POSITIONS
On February 22, The Associated Press will set up live positions at the Nevada Caucus Media Filing Center which is located at the Rio Hotel & Casino Vegas.
On February 23rd, we will set up live positions on the Las Vegas strip.

DEADLINE FOR CREDENTIALS
You will need require credentials to access the filing center. Please contact Nico Maounis in New York for details.

CUSTOM LIVE COVERAGE & CUSTOM NEWS PACKAGES
If you don't have presence in Las Vegas and you need custom coverage, AP's affiliate reporter Philip Crowther will be on site ready to report live in 6 different languages.
Click below to view a sample video:
English
Spanish
French
German
Portuguese
Luxembourgish


DEMOCRATIC DEBATE IN LAS VEGAS
Please note The Associated Press will also cover the Democratic Debate taking place in Las Vegas on February 19. We'll offer live positions and affiliate custom live shots in 6 different languages.

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