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LETTER: A “jungle primary” in California? Oh my!

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By Sondra Cosgrove
| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified
June 6, 2026 - 9:01 pm I’ve noticed that the Review-Journal editorial board keeps referring to “California’s jungle primary” as if it’s some exotic process. Guess what? Nevadans have used the same process to elect our mayors, city council members, school board members, regents, sheriffs and judges for many years. All those races are top-two open primaries right now, just like California, and we’ve had no problems. So whatever’s going sideways in California, the culprit is not open primaries.
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Better governance requires sunshine, transparency | Opinion

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By Michelle Rindels Verified, Anjeanette Damon Verified, Maggie McLetchie, Sondra Cosgrove, Peggy Santoro Verified, Marla Williams, Alexander M. Falconi, Christopher Peterson, Kurt Hillebrand
| Reno Gazette-Journal Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption The right to protest: What the First Amendment protects Learn how the First Amendment protects your right to assemble and protest and how the government can hinder that right. It’s Sunshine Week, a national celebration of transparency and open government, and a great moment to reflect on how essential a responsive system of public records is to holding our leaders accountable and helping our society better live up to its ideals.
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Stop and listen to young voters

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By Sondra Cosgrove
| Las Vegas Sun Verified
Thank you for the Sept. 20 editorial “How politicians and Gen Z can break the cycle of low youth voter turnout.” So many older voters blame Gen Z for their electoral frustration and prescribe some version of telling them they must understand their duty to vote. It was refreshing to see this editorial encourage politicians to listen to young voters and genuinely respond to their concerns.
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