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Trump Announces A Third Bid For The Presidency, Even As GOP Reels From Midterm Setback
His announcement came only a week after a disappointing showing by Republicans.
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Lombardo Shuts Out Nevada Current, Las Vegas Sun From First Public Event Since Winning
Shutting the Current out of his celebratory event was an extension of the Lombardo team's practice throughout the campaign.
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Amid A Major Federal Investment In Electric Cars, It's Time For States To Step Up, Advocates Say
It will be up to state and local governments to help make ubiquitous electric vehicle charging a reality.
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With Cortez Masto's Victory, Democrats Retain Control Of U.S. Senate
Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto was considered by many to be one of the most vulnerable U.S. senators up for reelection this year.
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The Likely Unremarkable Lombardo Administration
When Lombardo is inaugurated, Democrats will control both houses of the state Legislature.
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Question 3: Election Reform Proposal Ekes Out Victory, Will Return In 2024
Nevada voters have signaled they are open to changing the way they elect politicians.
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Nevada Sheds Two-Tiered Minimum Wage, Puts $12 Per Hour Floor In Constitution
Nevada’s unusual minimum wage system will soon be a thing of the past, unofficial election results show.
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Organizers, Officials Reaching Out To Voters Whose Signatures On Ballots Need Verification
Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria said there were about 7,100 ballots that needed to be cured.
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4 Takeaways On Housing And The Inflation Report
Housing costs, including rental prices, are on the path to stabilizing but evidence of this won’t show up anytime soon.
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In First Nationwide Election Since Roe Was Overturned, Voters Opt To Protect Abortion Access
The outcome of the initiatives underscores the crucial role of state law.
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Biden Says Midterm Elections Turned Out To Be ‘A Good Day' For Democracy
Control of both the U.S. Senate and House remained unclear.
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Nevada's Role In Determining Control Of The U.S. Senate: The Scenarios
Democrats can lose one seat — and only one seat — and still control a Senate tied 50-50.
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No ‘Red Wave,' But Republicans Still Projected To Gain Control Of U.S. House
The exact size of the Republican majority won’t be known until more races are called.
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Mailing It In Proves More Convenient For Voters Than For Vote Counters
The addition of mailed ballots also increased the number of people needed to get those votes counted.
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It Took Until Election Night But Republicans And Democrats Finally Agreed On Something: Be Patient
Tuesday ended with none of Nevada's top ticket races being called.
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U.S. Senate Control Too Close To Call As Multiple States Grapple With Tight Vote Counts
It might be days — or even weeks — before a final result was known.
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In First-Of-Its-Kind Antitrust Win, DOJ Fines Firm For Suppressing Wages Of School Nurses In NV
Legal experts say it is the first criminal case win of its kind and could potentially be a landmark antitrust case.
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You Shouldn't Obsess Over NV's Early Voting Numbers. But Here Are A Few Anyway.
Republicans are disproportionately voting in-person while Democrats are disproportionately voting via mail ballot.
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Signaling His 2024 Presidential Bid, Trump Promises ‘Very Big Announcement' Nov. 15
The question of whether Trump would make any campaign announcement before or after the 2022 Election has been debated for months.
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Nevada's Newest Citizens Eager To Vote For The First Time
About one-fifth of all naturalized citizens in Nevada have naturalized since the 2016 presidential election.
