Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo wants to give state cops a raise now, something Gov. Steve Sisolak has promised to do once the Legislature convenes in February.
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The campaign of Gov. Steve Sisolak has purchased Google ads that post an ad attacking Joe Lombardo when people search for terms related to abortion, which has become an issue in the governor’s race.
Latinos are expected to play a decisive role in the election, and campaigns are working hard to gain their support.
A poll commissioned by the AARP poll shows Gov. Steve Sisolak and U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto with slight leads among all likely voters.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal is asking voters to help set the agenda for the 2022 election campaign by telling us what you want the candidates to talk about.
The state’s casino industry has donated money to both Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak and his Republican challenger Joe Lombardo, although some have preferred one over the other.
Mark Kampf, who repeated the false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, has been appointed Nye County clerk, where he will oversee the 2022 general election.
Henderson restaurateurs April and Flemming Larsen would become Carson City’s newest power couple if elected.
Joey Gilbert isn’t the first Nevada politician to claim voter fraud in his loss to Joe Lombardo. Those claims have a long history in the Silver State.
A statewide recount of votes in the gubernatorial primary produced few changes in vote totals for the top two finishers.
Reno attorney Joey Gilbert, who lost the Republican primary for governor, has demanded a recount of the results in preparing for a lawsuit alleging the election was inaccurate.
In an interview with the Review-Journal, Joe Gloria disputed claims of fraud, which he said mostly stem from misunderstandings in how elections are run in Clark County.
The Clark County Commission certified its primary election results ahead of Friday’s deadline to canvass the votes, with pushback from election deniers.
Two top Democrats on the ballot in November are telling us the issues they worry about most, with news releases designed to shore up their positions.
Florida U.S. Sen. Rick Scott says he’s confident that Republicans may control the Senate with 54 seats after the 2022 general election.