This week, as Democrats and Republicans wait for the Dec. 6 Georgia Senate runoff to determine whether Democrats have a vote to spare in their majority, the Democratic caucus elected new leaders and adopted new rules, the Senate passed a LGBTQ+ rights bill, and both houses voted on legislation to avert a rail workers strike.

Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) will be the first Nevadan to lead the powerful Congressional Black Caucus.

The bid for caucus leadership comes at a time of transition for the House, with Democrats set to cede control to Republicans in the next session of Congress by just a handful of seats.

Nevada is asking the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to revisit the issue of Yucca Mountain so the state can make its case to close the suspended licensing process.

Abortion rights in the Silver State could be in jeopardy, Nevada’s U.S. House and Senate Democrats warned after congressional Republicans unveiled legislation this week to ban abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. 

The Senate this week approved legislation introduced by Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) to allow certain federal grant funding to bolster the use of mobile clinics in underserved communities.

Rep. Susie Lee (D-NV) casts herself as a pragmatic lawmaker who can deliver results as she makes her case to voters for re-election.

Nevada congressional Democrats and White House officials spent the week barnstorming around the state touting legislative accomplishments, including benefits under the newly enacted Inflation Reduction Act.

A Spanish-language TV ad funded by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) claims Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) is soft on crime and pointed to her stint on the state pardons board.

The House passed the Democrats’ tax, climate and health care package on a party-line vote Friday, keeping pandemic-era premium subsidies for another three years for more than 90,000 Nevadans.

But as Democrats have enthusiastically taken credit for the bill, Republicans appear just as eager to let them.

A White House official speaking on background confirmed that Harris would travel to Las Vegas on Wednesday to address the annual convention of the United Steelworkers labor union

Senate Democrats sought to help protect their vulnerable members, including Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV), during the weekend’s marathon-amendment-offering session.

Nevadaworks, the state's workforce development hub in northern Nevada, received a $14.9 million federal grant as part of a new program to employ more than 50,000 in well-paying jobs across the nation.

Nevada's congressional Democrats supported legislation approved by the House and Senate that would provide more than $52 billion in incentives for domestic manufacturing of semiconductors.

A congressional subcommittee investigation revealed that four large landlord companies failed to comply with the federal eviction moratorium or utilize government rental assistance programs.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) took to the Senate floor to debunk a “deliberately misleading” ad from a conservative dark-money group that claimed she supports “stripping $300 billion from Medicare.” 

A bill introduced by Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) to designate federal land that Clark County can develop was pulled from consideration by a Senate committee Thursday.

Nevada’s U.S. House and Senate Democrats called for the passage of legislation to protect access to abortion.

Nevada’s four House lawmakers stand to receive $97 million for 55 projects in the dozen fiscal year 2023 spending bills approved by the House Appropriations Committee.