Trump's recent endorsement of retired Lt. Col. David Flippo has solidified trader consensus around his frontrunner status in the crowded Nevada 2nd Congressional District Republican primary, scheduled for June 9. Flippo, who has positioned himself as the strongest America First advocate in the field, now holds an overwhelming edge in implied probabilities over former state Sen. James Settelmeyer. Settelmeyer retains backing from Gov. Joe Lombardo and retiring Rep. Mark Amodei but has not matched the momentum from the high-profile national endorsement. The remaining dozen candidates trail far behind, reflecting limited organizational or financial traction in a race where the winner is expected to hold the safely Republican open seat. Upcoming voter outreach and any last-minute shifts in endorsements could still influence final primary results.