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Nevada Senate Introduces Bill to Protect State Abortion Providers, Out-of-State Patients
Senate Bill 131 would codify an executive order that was issued by former Governor Steve Sisolak in June 2022. Topics Breaking News Subscribe Weather News Subscribe Traffic News Subscribe Local News Subscribe Covid Updates SubscribeGet up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device.
Standing up for Nevadans | Steve Sisolak
Steve Sisolak This opinion column was submitted by Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, who is running for a second term. His campaign website is stevesisolak.com. Raising two daughters as a single dad will always be what I’m most proud of. It was tough — but nothing has been more rewarding. I feel the same way about serving as your governor. Despite the challenges over the last four years, I’ve always tried to do right by Nevadans and I’m proud of the progress we’ve made.
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Skip to content Steve Sisolak (D) Joe Lombardo (R) None of these candidates (O) Brandon Davis (L) Ed Bridges (O) Nevada - General Election 2022 Clark County, NV - General Election 2022 Steve Sisolak (D) 245,278 Joe Lombardo (R) 201,674 None of these candidates (O) 5,992 Brandon Davis (L) 5,142 Ed Bridges (O) 3,658 Catherine Cortez Masto (D) 252,010 Adam Laxalt (R) 201,179 None of these candidates (O) 5,318 Barry Lindemann (O) 3,096 Neil Scott (L) 2,420 Barry Rubinson (O) 2,060 Dina Titus (D)...
Ready to build on our progress in a second term | Steve Sisolak
This opinion column was submitted by Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, who is running in the Democratic primary for a second term as governor. His campaign website is stevesisolak.com. Serving the people of Nevada has been the honor of my lifetime and I’m tremendously proud of everything we’ve been able to accomplish throughout my first term to uplift Nevada’s hardworking families.
Sisolak: Key investments helped make our state the capital of the world for sports and entertainment
Steve Marcus Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis, left, and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak celebrate during a news conference, officially renaming the Oakland Raiders to the Las Vegas Raiders, in front of Allegiant Stadium Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020. By Steve Sisolak Friday, Feb. 4, 2022 | 2 a.m. Thanks to new investments in sports attractions like Allegiant Stadium and our efforts to bring the Raiders and Golden Knights to Nevada, it’s clear the Silver State is now the sports capital of the world.
Sisolak: Building a durable economy, one worker at a time Original
Steve Marcus Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak waves during a visit to the Horizon Ridge Wellness Clinic on East Flamingo Road Thursday, Dec. 23, 2021. By Steve Sisolak Sunday, Jan. 23, 2022 | 2 a.m. Nevada has weathered boom-and-bust cycles in our economy since before we became a state in 1864 — the entrepreneurial spirit of Nevadans is rivaled only by volatility in our signature industries such as mining, hospitality and tourism.
America's clean energy future cannot stop at state lines
Nevandans’ way of life is increasingly subject to the whims of mother nature, which have been tapping us on the shoulder for decades and are now hitting us over the head to address climate change. From drought that threatens our water and food supply to wildfires that choke our air, we must face our challenges head on and turn them into opportunities. Here in my home state we have done just that with innovation, spirit and grit.
Nevada: former judge Jennifer Togliatti to become first woman to chair the Gaming Commission this week
Jennifer Togliatti is set to head the Nevada Gaming Commission in a meeting this Thursday, becoming the first woman to chair the five-member gaming regulatory board. She was first appointed to the commission last month, along with former state Senator Ben Kieckhefer, by Governor Steve Sisolak. Togliatti, a retired Clark County District Court judge, was initially slated to occupy the role earlier but this saw a delay because of a prior work commitment.
Nevada: former judge Jennifer Togliatti to become first woman to chair the Gaming Commission this week
Jennifer Togliatti is set to head the Nevada Gaming Commission in a meeting this Thursday, becoming the first woman to chair the five-member gaming regulatory board. She was first appointed to the commission last month, along with former state Senator Ben Kieckhefer, by Governor Steve Sisolak. Togliatti, a retired Clark County District Court judge, was initially slated to occupy the role earlier but this saw a delay because of a prior work commitment.
Washington can look to Nevada for proof that investing in a clean energy standard is a no-brainer | Sisolak
This opinion column was submitted by Gov. Steve Sisolak, 30th governor of the state of Nevada. When I came into office in 2019, I promised to combat climate change, invest in renewable energy and make Nevada the vibrant home of a clean energy economy.
It’s time we built the Nevada we deserve
Morning outside the Legislature on the fifth day of the 31st Special Session in Carson City on Monday, July 13, 2020. (Trevor Bexon/The Nevada Independent) It shouldn’t come as a surprise that COVID-19 has posed serious economic challenges for states across the country, including our own. Thankfully, due to the sacrifices that countless Nevadans have made over the past year, we’re finally seeing a light at the end of the tunnel.
Nevada casinos enjoy baccarat bounce in October, but dire November awaits
Nevada casinos posted a modest gaming revenue increase from September to October, but new COVID-19 restrictions have the mayor of Las Vegas calling the state’s governor a dictator. Figures released Tuesday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) show statewide casino gaming revenue of slightly under $822.7m, down 19.5% from the same month last year and a mere $1.6m higher than the state reported in September 2020.
MGM bringing live entertainment back to Vegas casinos after eight months
Casino operator MGM Resorts is bringing live entertainment back to its Las Vegas casino properties, even as Nevada’s governor reminds residents that the only way to preserve the state’s long-term economy is avoiding “COVID fatigue.” On Tuesday, MGM announced that seven live entertainment shows would return to three of its Vegas casinos starting November 6.
100 days of fighting for Nevada families | Steve Sisolak
OPINION Steve Sisolak Published 5:00 a.m. PT April 17, 2019 Gov. Steve Sisolak is the first Democratic governor sworn into office in Nevada in two decades. Brian Duggan, bduggan@rgj.com Exactly 100 days ago, I took the oath of office as Nevada’s 30th governor. In my first 100 days, we’ve accomplished extraordinary things on behalf of Nevadans, and my administration continues to work hard to make progress on my priorities for all of our families.
Capitol dome pictured from the eastern front of the U.S. Capitol April 1, 2019 (Humberto Sanchez/The Nevada Independent) By Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and Governor Steve Sisolak When Nevada student Rachel Siota was 19 years old, she was diagnosed with endometriosis. By 24 she had also been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and was fighting two illnesses that caused debilitating pain and threatened to derail her education.
Growing small business is the bedrock of a strong, diverse economy | Sisolak
In the depths of the recession, Governor Sandoval boldly created the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) and brought thousands of jobs in emerging industries to Nevada. Our next governor needs to build on those successes and ensure that our economic development policy will spur the next generation of economic success. Eight years ago, Nevada had lost 184,000 jobs and owned the highest unemployment of any state in the country.
Steve Sisolak, Nevada politician backed by former Sen. Reid, wins Democratic primary for governor
Nerybelle Perez holds a picture of her father, World War II veteran Efrain Perez, who died inside an ambulance after being turned away from the largest public hospital when it had no electricity or water, days after Hurricane Maria passed, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Steve Sisolak, Nevada politician backed by former Sen. Reid, wins Democratic primary for governor
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Let's get serious about solving Nevada's real problems: Sisolak
I know Nevada values because I’ve lived them. I grew up in a blue-collar family, worked to put myself through college and graduate school, started a small business from scratch and raised two daughters as a single dad. I am running for governor because I want to make sure every Nevadan, no matter where they live in our state, has the opportunity to succeed.
Giunchigliani refuses to answer for self-serving actions: Sisolak
Being a progressive means a commitment to moving things forward. For me, a true progressive goes a step further: It means putting aside your self-interests to make real progress. That's how I built my business, how I fought to protect our schools and students when I served on the Nevada Board of Regents, why I ran for the Clark County Board of Commissioners and why my colleagues elected me as chair of the Board.
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