Nevada Legislature Approves New Legislative and Congressional Maps
On Nov. 16, the Nevada Legislature approved new legislative and congressional maps after convening for a special session last Friday, Nov. 12.
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Nevada’s Redistricting Special Session To Begin Tomorrow
On Nov. 11, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) announced that the state’s special session dedicated to redistricting will begin tomorrow, Nov. 12.
Nevada Democrats Sign Permanent Mail-in Voting Into Law
On Wednesday, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) signed a bill into law that establishes permanent mail-in voting in the state of Nevada.
Voting Rights Advocates Propose Straight-Ticket Voting Bill in Nevada
A new bill proposed in the Nevada Legislature would create a new straight-ticket option on the state’s general election ballot.
Nevada Democrats Propose Automatic Mail-in Voting
Nevada Democrats have learned from the successes of the 2020 election and moved on Wednesday to expand mail-in voting in the state.
Conservative Group To Spend $10M To Restrict Voting in Swing States
Heritage Action for America, the nonprofit arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, announced Monday that it will be investing at least $10 million on a multi-pronged effort to influence election laws in key swing states.
GOP Loses Lawsuit in Nevada
A federal court in Nevada denied the latest effort by Republicans to slow down vote counting in one of the state’s largest counties.
New GOP Lawsuit in Nevada
Backed by the Trump campaign, two Republican congressional candidates, an individual voter and others have sued Nevada election officials in federal court.
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