Chalk up another victory for The Donald. Nevadans vote today and Trump is waaaaaaaay in the lead in the polls. Go, Donald!

By Thomas Madison

As Nevadans line up at the polls today in the state’s GOP presidential primary, one candidate is waaaaaaaay ahead.

This is clearly shaping up to be a race for second place between Cruz and Rubio, neither of whom are eligible to hold the office of President.

Second place in a presidential race is the same as last place.

UPDATE: Link to live stream Nevada GOP caucus coverage from ABC, beginning at 7:30 PM ET, 2/23… Nevada GOP caucus coverage

From Heavy

The Nevada Republican caucus comes right on the heels of the South Carolina primary. The caucus takes place Tuesday, February 23 just a few days after South Carolina. It marks the last caucus or primary before Super Tuesday on March 1.

Donald Trump heads to Nevada after a South Carolina primary victory. Marco Rubio edged out Ted Cruz for second place in the Palmetto State. Jeb Bush announced he is dropping out of the race after a poor showing in South Carolina.

Early Nevada polls have Trump with a sizable advantage in the state. Nevada has historically had a low turnout which makes the voting hard to predict prior to the caucus. The situation is fluid as the caucus could end up differently than the early projections.

Here’s a look at the latest GOP polls in Nevada:

RealClear Politics Polling Average

RealClear Politics keeps a running average of the polls from Nevada. The average includes theGravis poll conducted February 14-15 and a CNN/ORC poll conducted February 10-15.

Gravis Poll

The Gravis poll was conducted February 14-15. It has a margin of error of 4 percentage points.

CNN/ORC Poll

The CNN/ORC poll was conducted February 10-15. It has a margin of error of 6.5 percentage point.