Democrats are trying to figure out how to make a comeback in Nevada after President Trump became the first GOP presidential candidate to win the state since President George W. Bush in 2004.

Trump is set to take a victory lap this weekend, traveling to the state to celebrate his big win during this first week of his new presidency.

“I’m really going to Nevada to thank them for the vote, because we won Nevada overwhelmingly and that’s usually a Democratic vote,” said Trump, who defeated former Vice President Kamala Harris in the state by about 46,000 votes.

Democrats nationally are trying to pick up the pieces and figure out what went wrong after Harris lost every swing state to Trump, and the party lost the Senate majority and failed to win back the House.

Talks on what went wrong in the Silver State are taking place.

“I've said it before that Democrats need to spend more time listening to people and less time preaching to people, and I think that that's the number one lesson we can come away with,” Rep. Susie Lee (D-Nev.) told The Hill.

“I will say that I think the Trump campaign focused very smartly on people who had never voted before and turned them out,” she added.

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