A new survey from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas shows President Obama ahead of his possible Republican counterparts in the state. The Nevada poll shows Obama beating former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney by a little less than six points, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich by nearly twelve. Romney leads Gingrich in a survey of registered Republican voters in the state by a four point margin, with the rest of the GOP field much further behind.
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