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With her win, Democrats have retained a critical swing-state seat. By flipping seats in West Virginia, Ohio and Montana, Republicans have now taken control of the upper chamber. Races in Arizona and Pennsylvania, two seats held by Democrats, have yet to be called.Live Blog: Rosen wins re-election in critical U.S. Senate raceThe Nevada Independent will be tracking and calling key races in Nevada, including the presidential, congressional and legislative contests. Donald Trump has sweeping plans for a second administration. Here's what he's proposedThe now president-elect often skipped over details, but here's a look at what Trump's proposed.Incumbents overwhelmingly retain positions across Northern Nevada racesNorthern Nevada voters overwhelmingly supported incumbents at the local level while also failing to fund libraries and road repairs. Assembly balance of powerDemocrats ▼Republicans ▼Supermajority▼26214392221226521411428152334230163643720346291273813251118403132724178910351933ShowingIndy RatingsElection ResultsNevada incumbents hold their seats in closely fought contest for the House majorityAll three of Nevada’s incumbent House Democrats have won re-election in their Las Vegas-based seats — an expected result after Democrats far outspent Republican candidates who were largely left to fend for themselves by national GOP groups, but uncomfortably close at times for Rep. Susie Lee (D-NV).Changes abound for Southern Nevada’s local governments after electionChanges abound for Southern Nevada’s local governments, including the start of a new political career for the former congresswoman.Moms for Liberty-linked candidates win in school board racesTwo candidates with ties to Moms for Liberty, a conservative group that has advocated for book bans and against policies that accommodate LGBTQ+ students, won their races on the Clark County School Board.Nevadans reject open primary, ranked-choice voting ballot measureThe measure was part of national groups’ multistate campaign to curb political polarization. Opponents, including major political parties, decried it as confusing.Senate balance of powerDemocrats ▼Republicans ▼Supermajority▼1317161110120457919211481815171213623ShowingIndy RatingsElection ResultsSign up for our newslettersSaveThe Daily IndyJoin more than 20,000 Nevadans who start their day with The Daily Indy, our free flagship daily newsletter that gives you what you need to know in Nevada today.SubscribeIndy ElectionsCompiled by The Indy's elections team, this newsletter rounds up the latest news and trends from the 2024 Nevada campaign trail.SubscribeIndy EnvironmentWritten by energy and environment reporter Amy Alonzo, this weekly newsletter is a roundup of environmental goings-on in Nevada and the West.SubscribeIndy GamingHoward Stutz’s weekly dive into what’s innovative and interesting in Nevada’s gaming, sports and hospitality industries and how it’s shaping the rest of the world.SubscribeDC DownloadGabby Birenbaum’s Saturday newsletter brings you the latest news on Nevadans in Washington and how federal policy affects Nevada.SubscribeIndy EducationA recap of the top education stories from the week, profiles of interesting staff and students, plus details of family-friendly events and resources throughout the state.SubscribeIn win for Lombardo, Dems fall short of veto-proof supermajority in LegislatureWe break down the status of supermajorities in each chamber and the consequential legislative races that we’re watching.Nevada voters reject Board of Regents question, approve diaper tax exemptionVoters rejected a measure to remove the constitutional status of the elected Board of Regents, after rejecting a similar effort four years ago. Several other lower-profile ballot questions sailed to victory.Trump wins Nevada, delivering Silver State to Republicans for first time in 20 yearsFormer President Donald Trump has won Nevada’s six electoral votes, becoming the first Republican to win the state in two decades and riding a wave of discontent over the economy and an embrace of voting methods that Nevada Republicans have previously eschewed.Nevadans vote to enshrine abortion rights in Constitution, but it needs approval in 2026The approval of Question 6, which asked voters whether the Nevada Constitution should include a fundamental right to abortion, means that the Constitution will be amended if a majority of voters also approve it in 2026.Nevada voters say they are ‘cautiously optimistic’ in spite of charged election seasonA late October AP-NORC poll found that about 70 percent of Americans report feeling anxious or frustrated about the 2024 presidential campaign.2024 Election Day Live Blog: Here’s what to expect when you’re expecting (Nevada results)A look at when to expect election results and how long the full count might take.Presidential outcomes and nonpartisan voters: The top 13 things to watch on Election Day in NevadaTrump or Harris? How do nonpartisans break? The Nevada Independent breaks down the most compelling storylines we’re following on decision day.Indy Education: Inside Washoe County School District’s only bilingual high school programIn this week's edition of the Indy Education newsletter, read about a bilingual education program at a Reno high school. Indy Explains: When will we know Nevada’s election results?Nevadans could once again have to wait days until the presidential winner is declared, but changes to state counting rules mean there will be more results published earlier in the night on Election Day.Democrats' strong ground game has won them tough Nevada races before. Will it still work?A broad and well-organized canvassing effort has been the critical instrument in Democrats’ electoral toolbox over several cycles. That superior ground game is why Democrats — despite tied polls and strong Republican turnout in early voting — still believe in Nevada. Redevelopment of major Vegas interchange — and traffic hangups — head into third yearThe massive undertaking aims to open up one of Vegas' most important intersections. However, the scale of construction is a headache for one casino operator.Reno pastor endorses Republicans in violation of IRS rulesThe pastor's political activities could jeopardize the tax exempt status of his church – at least in theory. But at least one expert says it’s doubtful the IRS will look into them, because the agency is short on resources.Load more7455 Arroyo Crossing Pkwy Suite 220 Las Vegas, NV 89113© 2024 THE NEVADA INDEPENDENTPrivacy PolicyRSSContactNewslettersSupport our WorkThe Nevada Independent is a project of: Nevada News Bureau, Inc. | Federal Tax ID 27-3192716enen1731048066https://thenvindy.com

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