David Colborne is a journalist focusing on local news in Nevada, specifically in the Reno area. He writes for The Nevada Independent, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, travel, and social issues. David's articles provide a unique perspective on local events and aim to engage readers in discussions about important issues affecting the community.
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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States (Local)
David Colborne's coverage primarily focuses on local Nevada politics and legal policy regulations. He often includes expert commentary and opinion editorials, indicating a preference for in-depth analysis from knowledgeable sources.
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By: David Colborne
Each day in Washoe County there is one main character. The goal for two local politicians is to always be it.
Like Emperor Palpatine in the final “Star Wars” movie, these candidates have emerged from the distant past to strike terror in the hearts of Nevada’s voters.
The world might have been a better place if he didn’t, though.
By: David Colborne
Though Amodei eventually came around once the aid packages were combined, I still have one question: Why?
By: David Colborne, Jeff Scheid
There were not “a lot of illegals” voting in 2016 or 2020. Regardless of anyone’s intuitions, there won’t be “a lot of illegals” voting in 2024, either.
Yes, even the ones you or I might like. As the laws are currently written, it’s impossible for them to be otherwise.
By: David Colborne
Do you trust Republican primary voters to decide which Republicans belong on our general election ballot? Because, after Trump’s conviction, I sure don’t.
By: David Colborne
Even partisan Republican voters in Nevada reliably voted against Trump’s style of politics when they were given an opportunity to do so.
By: David Colborne
Faced with the likely end of her campaign, Lily Baran let herself be tempted by Reno’s most notorious far-right donor in an exchange for one last chance to win.
At the risk of being somewhat controversial, Commissioner Clara Andriola may have made a mistake when she voted against certifying her own re-election.
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