So while you mull when to vote, below are some resources pulled from our handy elections page that could help as you ponder all the choices on this year's ballot. We have ballot question explainers, race previews and stories detailing candidates' policy positions. 

Nevada's top-of-the-ticket Democratic incumbents Gov. Steve Sisolak and Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto narrowly trail their respective Republican opponents, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo and former Attorney General Adam Laxalt.

Two candidates with legislative experience are vying for what is likely the most under-the-radar executive branch office on the statewide ballot this year — the accounting-focused position of state controller. 

The end of filing means campaign season is officially underway, as candidates — including more than 60 who filed in Clark County on Friday — prepare for the June 14 primary election and Nov. 8 general election.

"The decision was really based on where I could be providing the most value to the state and where I could provide the most value to the governor," Spiegel told The Nevada Independent in an interview.

Tuesday marked the first major campaign finance deadline of the 2022 election cycle, with candidates required to submit their contribution and expense reports for the past calendar year.

While her platforms have been much smaller, Ackerman said she still feels a path to victory in a Northern Nevada congressional district that a Democrat has never won in its 40 years of existence and where Republicans hold an 11-point registration advantage.

By the time Nevada's caucus rolls around, several Democratic presidential candidates will have been campaigning for a full year and some of their staffers on the ground in the Silver State will have been here nearly as long.

Rep. Dina Titus announced on Monday that she is backing former Vice President Joe Biden in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, the first major endorsement by a prominent elected official in Nevada in the race.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren waved, danced and selfied her way down 4th Street Friday evening at the annual Pride parade in Downtown Las Vegas.