Reid and Angle dodge each other and voters

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican rival Sharron Angle, both known for their verbal gaffes, are avoiding potentially unfriendly voters as much as each other.

In the nation's most prominent Senate battle, only one debate has been scheduled. Meanwhile, the candidates have made few public appearances at events where they might face tough questions.

Nevada isn't an Iowa or a New Hampshire. There's no tradition of candidates feasting on funnel cake at the county fair or having a pint with constituents at the corner pub.

Still, voters say they want more from the candidates, who have largely waged a bruising campaign through attack …