Tabitha Mueller

El rápido crecimiento de Nevada y su capacidad para establecer conexión con votantes en redes sociales han afectado a la prensa tradicional.

A former prosecutor touting her courtroom and legislative leadership faces a state treasurer who cites his management credentials and statewide experience.

Plus: 105K ballots are in the mail, the statewide and legislative primaries to watch and a big ad spend in CD2.

Assembly District 39’s solid Republican lean means the battle in June will likely determine who represents the Northern Nevada district in the Legislature.

In this week’s Indy Elections: Ads galore on both sides of the open AG seat, why young Republicans are feuding and more.

As state Senate leader, Nicole Cannizzaro held great power to stifle her opponent’s policies. Her defenders say Zach Conine’s bills failed on their own merits.

Plus: A deep dive into the tensions from last week’s heated attorney general debate.

Nevada Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the lower court should not have allowed the 40-year-old law to remain in effect, saying it is "unconstitutionally vague."

La Corte Suprema dictaminó por unanimidad que el tribunal inferior no debió haber permitido que la ley de hace 40 años siguiera vigente, diciendo que es "inconstitucionalmente vaga".

Though he faces a challenge from Washoe County Commissioner Alexis Hill (D), Ford's campaign has effectively ignored the primary, focusing instead on Lombardo.