Back in the dark ages, I was told that, when you vote, your vote is private. I remember the old voting booths that pulled a curtain behind you to ensure no one could view how you voted.
I voted earlier this week. When I left my voting machine, I passed by and observed four voters casting their ballots, and I could see how they were voting.
Did I miss something along the way?
Nevada gaming and insurance companies end up with the cash.
Three-hundred and fifty thousand dollars? For a firm to conduct a “comprehensive operations study” at High Desert Prison because drugs are being smuggled in as ink on mail?
When wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few, built on the labor of many, can we truly call ourselves the richest nation?
When registering to vote, you have the option to have your ballot mailed to an alternative address.
Why tear down something that has plenty of life left in it? The corporations need to stop and think about their communities that support their business.
Thanks should go out to Victor Joecks for warning Gov. Joe Lombardo not to be caught unawares of Democrat schemes
While on my way to shopping and other errands, I usually see teenagers on e-bikes or small scooters. None wears helmets. Very few pay attention to vehicles near them.
