There’s a dearth of Democratic congressional candidates in the 3rd District.
Steve Sebelius
See, Las Vegas? This is why we can’t have nice things. The Department of Motor Vehicles has disabled the remote access feature of the “Dash Pass” system, because too many people were signing up but never showing up.
Back in 2012, U.S. Sen. Dean Heller said something interesting.
If nothing else, you have to give North Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Catherine Ramsey credit for boldness and audacity.
There are plenty of numbers in politics, some that are quite meaningful and others that don‘t mean much.
Southern Nevada‘s Democrats seemingly have more candidates in the 4th Congressional District than there are zombies in "The Walking Dead," but nobody to carry the party‘s banner in the 3rd District in 2016.
Danny Tarkanian is a four-time loser when it comes to politics.
Switching to a new computer system comes with its share of headaches; please bear with us as we do that on this blog.
A stroke of the president’s pen on Friday appeared to put some Nevadans in danger of having a stroke.
Former Assembly Speaker John Oceguera will certainly be seeing a lot of familiar faces on the trail as he campaigns for Congress in the Fourth District.
Former Assembly Speaker John Oceguera will run for Congress in the 4th Congressional District.
State Sen. Aaron Ford, D-Las Vegas, today announced he would not run for the 3rd Congressional District, opting instead to run for re-election.
There’s no question running for U.S. Senate against Rep. Joe Heck will be the most difficult race former Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto has ever had.
Rep. Joe Heck did a round of interviews with television and print reporters Monday after announcing his candidacy for the U.S. Senate on Twitter.
Rep. Joe Heck announced today he’ll give up his House seat to challenge former Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto for the U.S. Senate seat left open by the retiring Harry Reid.