Gov. Brian Sandoval is popular with voters and most political observers expect him to have an easy time winning re-election in November, but a passel of Republican opponents are trying to do the unthinkable and beat him in the June 10 primary, and a bunch of Democrats hope to face him in the general election in November.
Freshman U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Nev., says he has 700,000 bosses — all constituents living in his 4th Congressional District, which stretches across 52,000 square miles of the southern half of Nevada.
Whether you’re paying attention is perhaps the most pertinent question strategists for candidates Mark Hutchison and Sue Lowden must answer as they sharpen the knives heading into the start of early voting Saturday.
After a couple of bad days spent explaining unpaid campaign debt from 2010, lieutenant governor candidate Sue Lowden is once again taunting her opponent by daring him to debate.
Hotelier Sue Lowden is still dealing with unpaid debts from her unsuccessful 2010 bid for U.S. Senate, and it’s coming back to bite her in her new bid for lieutenant govenror.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid answered a wide-ranging list of questions during the Review-Journal’s annual Hashtags and Headlines event Thursday.
Nevada’s elected officials are quick to criticize the BLM in the Cliven Bundy cattle controversy, but they should be urging protesters to remain calm.
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Sue Lowden is taunting her primary opponent, Mark Hutchison, hoping to goad him into making a mistake.
A primary debate between Republican candidates in Congressional District 4 had both candidates working overtime to pander to the tea party.
Fuller disclosure may be the only way to ensure we know who’s trying to buy our democracy, now that the Supreme Court has eliminated most campaign contribution limits.
