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Nevada GOP Chairman Michael J. McDonald, right, introduces then-President Donald J. Trump during the Nevada Republican Party Convention inside the Suncoast Hotel and Casino on Saturday, June 23, 2018. (Daniel Clark/The Nevada Independent).

Trump campaign sues Nevada for accepting mail ballots that trickle in after Election Day 

Republicans say the extra processing time violates federal law on Election Day deadlines.

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A year after reclaiming state party from socialists, are NV Dems building back better?

A year after taking back the helm, “DMM” has overseen the rebuilding of the state party through the hiring of permanent staffers, the implementation of quarterly weekends of service to engage volunteers and the all-important task of raising money. Her leadership has marked a return to the practices that former Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) and the eponymous Machine he implemented and ran for nearly two decades.

Rosen raises record $5 million in first quarter

Rosen’s $5 million quarter was not just her best of the cycle; it’s the best first quarter in U.S. Senate history in Nevada, beating out the record Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) had set in 2022 with $4.4 million.

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