2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Nevada Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss his high-stakes race to unseat Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) in one of the most competitive contests in this election. Nevada is a state President Trump won by just three points in 2024.
A Filipino woman in the country legally was charged with a misdemeanor by the U.S. Attorney’s office with illegally voting in Nevada.
After the second weekend of early voting, Democrats maintained a 5-point lead in turnout over Republicans. Democrats are dominating with mail ballots.
Joe Lombardo, the governor of Nevada, was favored to win a second term. Now he’s in one of the nation’s tightest contests.
Nevada’s attorney general is making his biography and labor record central to his bid for governor. Will skeptical rank-and-file voters buy his pitch?
A federal judge has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from conducting election-related field operations that could sweep up U.S. citizens in Nevada and eight other states.
I’m running for Assembly because too many of us in Northern Nevada are putting groceries and gas on credit cards while we go to work every day. Our kids’ rent takes more than half their paycheck. Our roads weren’t built for the population we have now.
Teresa Benitez Thompson writes: If we haven’t met yet, I want to introduce myself. I’m on your ballot for U.S. Congress representing Northern Nevada.
The Visual Interface for Voter Information and Data, or VIVID, at VIVID.NV.gov shows how many mail ballots were sent out, returned, accepted and outstanding, with breakdowns by party and county. It also shows how many ballots
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