The latest CNN poll on South Carolina and Nevada reports this sample information: A total of 1,009 South Carolina adults were interviewed, including 521 who said they were likely to vote in the Republican presidential primary. In Nevada, interviews were conducted with 1,011 adults, including 285 who said they were likely to participate in the Republican presidential caucus. The idea that over half of the adults polled at random are going to vote in one political party's primary is ludicrous even in an open primary state like South Carolina.  About 30% of them aren't likely to be registered to vote.  Of those who are registered, probably 40% identify or lean Democrat and are unlikely to cross over even if the voting laws allow them to. Plus there is a primary on the Democrat side, too.   Then there are historic primary voting patterns.  According to the United States Election Project the actual Republican presidential primary turnout in South...(Read Full Post)