Brent Foutz

Tracker: Who’s running in Nevada’s 2024 presidential primaries and caucus?

The Nevada GOP is charging a ballot access fee of $55,000 and barring candidates from participating in both elections, meaning some candidates — most notably former President Donald Trump — are set to run in the Republican caucus, rather than the primary.

Freshman Orientation: Jeff Stone has been a senator in two states

“I tell people that I may not be Battle Born, but I’m battle tested, being a super minority in California,” Jeff Stone said. He said his experience in California will aid him in being a good legislator for Nevada.

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Republicans eye competitive state Senate primary races as potential flips

Though Democrats are expected to maintain control of both houses, Republicans are hoping to prevent a two-thirds supermajority (14 seats) that could have implications for tax increases.

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