In this edition of the Indy Elections newsletter: Mark Amodei gives an exclusive interview on Trump, the Epstein files and 50-year mortgages.

In this edition of the Indy Elections newsletter: Today’s elections could have some limited predictive power in Nevada.

In today’s edition: The congressional fundraising analysis you won’t find anywhere else. Plus: Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro backs film tax expansion, big candidate announcements and DHS ads hit Nevada. 

Plus: Henderson children weigh in on the best ice cream flavor

Question 7 far exceeded the 50 percent threshold matching limited polling that showed strong support for a voter ID requirement. It must also receive support from a majority of voters in the 2026 general election.

Plus: Links you’ll want to bookmark

We map out the scenarios where Nevada could determine the next president and control of Congress. Plus, which party has the turnout lead in the key congressional and legislative races, and why a top GOP senator is bullish about Sam Brown.

Plus: Nonpartisans have been a quarter of the early vote

Plus: Republicans hold early voting lead in Nevada

Plus: Election resources and celebrity sightings

In today’s edition: A look at whether congressional Democrats continued their fundraising advantages in the third quarter. Plus, exploring the Assembly speaker’s ties to an attack ad, and a new way the state is encouraging voting.

Plus: Be sure to check out our election guide.

Plus: The early voting blog has arrived

Plus: Can Harris win over Nevada progressives?

In today’s edition: Why Republicans are already litigating Nevada’s election system. The unexpected voice telling Washoe County voters to trust the election. Plus, new polling shows Vice President Kamala Harris winning in the Sagebrush State outside of the margin of error.

Plus: House Democrats are dominating the battle for TV time

In today’s edition: State officials say the new top-down election system is ready for November. Plus, the campaigns are spending big on Spanish ads and former President Donald Trump’s campaign has taken out $5.8 million in ad reservations in Nevada.

Plus: Ad spending on Question 3 explodes

Plus: GOP closes ad-spending gap in U.S. Senate race