Greg Dagani, a former member of the Nevada Board of Education who resigned in 2008 after making out with his wife during a public meeting, said Monday that he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2010.
Senate candidate Danny Tarkanian will launch an initiative to ensure Nevadans get a vote if the state ever faces a choice of opting in or out of a proposed federal health insurance program.
CARSON CITY -- Nevada can comply with a federal law that requires election ballots to be sent to military members and other residents overseas at least 45 days before an election, Deputy Secretary of State Matt Griffin said Thursday.
Forget running from his last name. ... Rory Reid is running toward his opponents for the title Governor of Nevada. ... On Wednesday, Reid — chairman of the Clark County Commission — unfolded a policy road map he says will lead him to Carson City and guide Nevada's economy out of the ditch.
Thinking back over the threats I've received as a journalist, one type of person tends to lead the pack -- a candidate without any chance of winning and ignored by the news media.
Rory Reid, a Clark County commissioner running for governor of Nevada, says voters want to hear more about new jobs than election predictions and his family tree. That's why Reid says the formal launch of his campaign this evening will lay out a plan to lower unemployment and revive the Nevada economy without raising taxes.
Incumbent Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., raised more than $2 million in three months to add to a campaign fundraising haul of more than $12 million, according to records obtained Tuesday.
Despite having fallen short of her fundraising goals, former Assemblywoman Sharron Angle said Wednesday that she is in the race for U.S. Senate, hoping to be the Republican nominee against Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev.