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Aaron Ford’s new data-center plan would double Nevada’s utility commission from three members to six. Before lawmakers embrace it, Nevada deserves answers about what problem the expansion solves — and how an even-numbered commission would work.
Nevada is reconsidering its generous data center tax breaks. The counties that handle zoning, infrastructure and local costs should have a direct voice in what comes next.
The Justice Department has served seven subpoenas on Nevada’s secretary of state seeking voter information. That is an escalation — but subpoenas are not proof. Nevada deserves the evidence.
Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District may be more competitive than usual, but the latest fundraising and endorsement story still stops short of showing a true toss-up.
Nevada’s open 2nd Congressional District deserves scrutiny of both candidates. But reducing David Flippo’s candidacy to a residency label avoids the issues Northern Nevada voters will actually decide.
Republicans helped pass Nevada’s 2015 tax package. That matters. But it does not erase Aaron Ford’s own vote for it — and both sides should be held to the same standard.
Nevada is right to protect sensitive voter data. But preserving 2024 election records while litigation continues is not the same as surrendering them — and calling that preservation “intimidation” obscures the real legal issue.
Nevada’s attorney general has joined dozens of lawsuits against Washington. The real question for voters is when defending Nevada becomes partisan litigation.
Nevada ICE arrests hit record highs this summer. But “no criminal record” does not mean “not subject to immigration law” — and the data deserves more context.
Nevada lost more than 50,000 active voter registrations in August. But inactive does not mean canceled — and understanding the difference matters before November.