The lawsuit argues the U.S. attorney general has “sweeping power” to obtain voter data from states and asks the court to require the release of the data.

Republicans think one legal change might position them to win the state’s competitive races.

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Emerson College found Lombardo and Ford tied at 41 percent, with 18 percent of respondents undecided. The poll was conducted earlier this week and has a margin of error of +/- 3.4 percent.

SJR1, introduced late Wednesday evening, would require a county clerk to send each active registered voter a mail ballot within a certain time frame and would allow individuals to choose not to receive a ballot.

The decision means criminal proceedings will continue in Clark County, where a jury would likely be more Democratic than other jurisdictions. The state has also pursued forgery charges in Carson City, but that case will likely be withdrawn.

Only 2 percent of mail-in ballot votes were received after election day in Nevada's two largest counties, Clark and Washoe.

The “full, complete and unconditional pardon” only relates to federal crimes, and none of those pardoned has faced federal charges related to the 2020 election. Nevada’s six fake electors are still facing state-level charges.

The endorsement a shift from the 2022 election cycle, when the Clark County Education Association declined to back Lombardo or then-incumbent Gov. Steve Sisolak (D).

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Democratic insiders met Monday to decide how they’ll set the order of the early 2028 primaries, kicking off another opportunity for Nevada to claim the first slot on the calendar.

In Nevada, the effort is targeting Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo as he seeks re-election in what is expected to be a highly competitive race in the battleground state, which Trump carried in 2024.

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Republican congressional hopefuls are pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars of their own money into beating Democrats who have won year after year.

Jauregui, who has served in Assembly since 2016, told The Nevada Independent that if elected, she would prioritize increasing tourism throughout the state as well as bolstering workforce development.

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The Nevada secretary of state’s office moved to a top-down voter registration system that collects and stores voter preregistration and registration information and is used by all 17 county clerks.

Abortion was a top priority for many Nevadans in 2022, but has faded since. Abortion rights advocates are hoping the issue can once again resonate with voters.

With use of AI images on the rise, digitally manipulated images have become more commonplace in local politics. New legislation seeks to regulate that use.

Gov. Lombardo has tried to narrow the limits of mail voting — but has not called for its total elimination, as President Trump has