In today's Indy Elections: A new look at the money race in Southern Nevada's congressional districts. Who's winning?

Nearly 2 million mail ballots have been sent out, and thousands have been accepted. We're wrapping up our primary previews, campaign ads are rolling in, and early voting starts Saturday.

A growing share of challengers are putting up six-to-seven figures of their own money to run for office. One candidate was blunt: "It sucks."

The Indy broke down the numbers in notable races, including two incumbent state lawmakers down to union-backed challengers and close contests in Washoe County.

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

Potential presidential candidates have continued to sprinkle cash into Nevada House races.

In today's edition: Our in-depth analysis of the campaign finance filings. Plus: An unreported voter registration glitch, a Nevada lawmaker concerned about Greenland and how dark money played into the last election. 

In today's edition of Indy Elections, a Hiko rancher who lives in Summerlin, candidates flip-flopping on running and an exclusive endorsement.

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

For four straight election cycles, Republicans have come up empty in the three Las Vegas-area House seats.