To play audio, update browser or .NOTE: This story will be updated as each bill moves through the legislature — or if it doesn’t. Want to follow a bill from introduction to final result? Here’s what I suggest: use Nevada’s online database of . You can search by keyword, bill number and even set up alerts when actions are made. You can also browse a list of .Also, if you want to weigh in on a bill, I encourage you to reach out to its sponsor (find out who ) or attend committee hearings virtually where the public is given time to comment. You find out when and where committee hearings are...…To play audio, update browser or .NOTE: This story will be updated as each bill moves through the legislature — or if it doesn’t. Want to follow a bill from introduction to final result? Here’s what I suggest: use Nevada’s online database of . You can search by keyword, bill number and even set up alerts when actions are made. You can also browse a list of .Also, if you want to weigh in on a bill, I encourage you to reach out to its sponsor (find out who ) or attend committee hearings virtually where the public is given time to comment. You find out when and where committee hearings are...WW…

To play audio, update browser or .While Republican-led states like Georgia are adopting new voting laws that have prompted widespread criticism and , Nevada’s Democrat majority is looking for ways to widen access.One of the bills under consideration would bring universal mail balloting to the Silver State.Last election, as a precaution against COVID-19, Nevada lawmakers approved a plan that mailed ballots to every active, registered voter in the state. But that law, Assembly Bill 4, which passed on a party-line vote during one of the state’s , was designed to only take effect during a state...…To play audio, update browser or .While Republican-led states like Georgia are adopting new voting laws that have prompted widespread criticism and , Nevada’s Democrat majority is looking for ways to widen access.One of the bills under consideration would bring universal mail balloting to the Silver State.Last election, as a precaution against COVID-19, Nevada lawmakers approved a plan that mailed ballots to every active, registered voter in the state. But that law, Assembly Bill 4, which passed on a party-line vote during one of the state’s , was designed to only take effect during a state...WW…

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To play audio, update browser or .At a recent rally in Carson City pushing for President Donald Trump’s reelection, Corey Lequieu joined a crowd to listen to speeches by State Assemblyman Jim Wheeler and State Senate Minority Leader James Settelmeyer. The Minden-area lawmakers shared a stage with the leader of a local paramilitary group and an organizer singing Merle Haggard covers.During his two visits to northern Nevada since September, and watch for electoral fraud on Election Day. So will Lequieu take action? “Probably, because I got a feeling that BLM and antifa are going to...…To play audio, update browser or .At a recent rally in Carson City pushing for President Donald Trump’s reelection, Corey Lequieu joined a crowd to listen to speeches by State Assemblyman Jim Wheeler and State Senate Minority Leader James Settelmeyer. The Minden-area lawmakers shared a stage with the leader of a local paramilitary group and an organizer singing Merle Haggard covers.During his two visits to northern Nevada since September, and watch for electoral fraud on Election Day. So will Lequieu take action? “Probably, because I got a feeling that BLM and antifa are going to...WW…