2026Election Stories

The haul places the cash on hand for Lombardo's campaign and PAC at about $14 million.

Find out in our latest fact brief.

Trustee pay could be one of the reasons that there's fewer candidates running for a school board office this year compared to previous election cycles, even as districts are facing challenges such as budget constraints and superintendent turnover.

In his first Nevada public appearance in more than a year, he will celebrate his signature 'no tax on tips' and 'no tax on overtime' policies.

In this week's Indy Elections: Your congressman might make your next martini; first ads in Reno mayoral race; fundraising totals trickling in.

National politicians have been jetting to Nevada for meetings with the influential Culinary Union, mega-rallies and tech conventions.

The President's executive order seeks to create a federal list of citizens eligible to vote by mail, and directs the U.S. Postal Service to use it. Some states decry unconstitutional overreach.

Between attorney general candidates taking swings and a congressman calling out mudslinging, campaign season is getting personal.

Actor Andrew Shue is working with two prominent strategists of different parties to launch an initiative that has been a decade in the making.

Endorsements from prominent Nevada Republicans give the former state senator a leg up in the GOP primary, even as his top opponent is gets support from national MAGA figures.

North Las Vegas is the latest battleground in efforts to confirm how long Nevada elected officials are allowed to serve.

Plus: Amodei explains where he fits into Trump's plan to admit wealthy foreigners to the U.S. and give them a tax break.

The poll found some bipartisan support among Nevadans, while other topics, such as trust in mail ballots, drew significant partisanship.

A Nevada Independent review of his office calendars since 2019 found he spent at least 322 days out of state, mostly for professional conferences, including in Qatar, Israel and Geneva.

Plus: Our elections team tells you which candidates you need to be watching.

The filing period ushered a few eyebrow-raising candidates into Nevada's competitive races.

After resolving a legal case in Nevada and serving years in a Virginia prison, the operative is working for a congressional candidate.

Read our recap of the governor's 90-minute talk with Nevada Independent CEO Jon Ralston, which covered everything from vaccines and election security to the Colorado River and transgender athletes.

His decision sets up a crowded primary for the safely Republican seat that is open for the first time in 15 years.

In today's edition: We explain why anti-establishment candidates face particularly long odds in Nevada. Plus: Who is officially running, reporting on the Nevada Democrats during the State of the Union, and a political ad by any other name.