Kate Reynolds

Forget Mamdani, Bernie and AOC. A recent conference in Nevada embraced the controversial hypothesis that centrism — and not progressivism — will win the day.

Three Democrats are running in Assembly District 41, currently held by the Assembly’s majority leader. The winner will face a competitive general election, too.

In today’s Indy Elections: A new look at the money race in Southern Nevada’s congressional districts. Who’s winning?

En el evento de Las Vegas, figuras internas del Partido Demócrata a nivel nacional y estatal dijeron que el partido había perdido terreno en prácticamente todos los estados en 2024 debido a que se desplazó demasiado hacia la izquierda.

Hill, a Washoe County commissioner, says she’s running to take on corporations. Her platform includes an ambitious tax reform plan.

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Did Trump pick winners? Did film tax foes survive? The Indy’s reporters break down the most important results you need to know from Tuesday.

¿Trump respaldó a candidatos que resultaron ganadores? ¿Avanzaron candidatos que se opusieron al crédito fiscal para el cine? Presentamos algunos puntos clave de los resultados del martes.

Labor groups suffered a bruising defeat when their priority bill failed twice last year. But voters didn’t seem to care enough to punish incumbent lawmakers.

Unions say opposing Howard Watts, who held power over energy and auto bills, wasn’t personal. Miguel Dávila says he won because of his working class coalition.