For months, the Nevada Republican presidential caucus has been viewed as Donald Trump’s to lose.

The former president’s campaign lobbied intensely to influence the final rules of the Feb. 8 caucus, a party-run affair that cost $55,000 for candidates to enter, and one that purposefully excluded super PACs just as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis began relying on a super PAC of his own to boost his campaign.

In all, six candidates filed to run in the caucus, and seven others filed for the state-run primary, which will not award delegates. But in the three months since filing closed, the presidential primary field has collapsed, and the number of candidates appearing on Nevada’s caucus ballot has continually winnowed.

All are off the ballot except for Trump — and Ryan Binkley.

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