Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentCatherineC.
IncumbentCortez Masto
R
AdamA.
Laxalt
House
D
3
House seats wonSeats wonR
1
House seats wonSeats wonGovernor100% expected votes in
R
JoeJ.
Lombardo
+Gain
d
IncumbentSteveS.
IncumbentSisolak
Secretary of State100% expected votes in
d
CiscoC.
Aguilar
+Gain
R
JimJ.
Marchant
Attorney General100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAaronA.
IncumbentFord
R
SigalS.
Chattah
Lieutenant Governor100% expected votes in
R
StavrosS.
Anthony
+Gain
d
IncumbentLisaL.
IncumbentCano Burkhead
Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentCatherineC.
IncumbentCortez Masto
R
AdamA.
Laxalt
House
D
3
House seats wonSeats wonR
1
House seats wonSeats wonGovernor100% expected votes in
R
JoeJ.
Lombardo
+Gain
d
IncumbentSteveS.
IncumbentSisolak
Secretary of State100% expected votes in
d
CiscoC.
Aguilar
+Gain
R
JimJ.
Marchant
Attorney General100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAaronA.
IncumbentFord
R
SigalS.
Chattah
Lieutenant Governor100% expected votes in
R
StavrosS.
Anthony
+Gain
d
IncumbentLisaL.
IncumbentCano Burkhead
Key ballot measure
Question 3: Top 5 Primaries and Ranked Choice Voting100% expected votes in
Yes
52.9%No
47.1%Establishes open top-five primaries and ranked-choice voting for all congressional, gubernatorial, state official, and state legislative elections.
Question 2: Increase Minimum Wage100% expected votes in
Yes
55.2%No
44.8%Increases the state's minimum wage to $12 per hour by July 1, 2024, removes provisions that set different minimum wage rates for employees based on whether the employer provides health benefits, and stops existing annual adjustments to minimum wage determined by inflation.
Early voting in Nevada
Mail-in and early in-person votes cast633,747
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More to the story: Inflation in the West
| State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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In poll after poll, inflation has dominated how Americans view the economy, emerging as a top concern in the lead up to the November 2022 midterms.
In poll after poll, inflation has dominated how Americans view the economy, emerging as a top concern in the lead up to the November 2022 midterms.
How prices have changed from last year
7.1%
West7.1%
USA| State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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Prices in the West, change from one year earlier
How Nevada voted in past presidential elections
2020 Presidential Results
- DJoeBiden50.1%
- RDonaldTrump47.7%
2020 Exit Polls
Summary of 2020 Exit Poll data that shows the proportion of how different groups voted.
Men
Men: Democrats46%Men: republicans51%
Women
Women: Democrats54%Women: republicans44%
White
White: Democrats43%White: republicans56%
Black
Black: Democrats80%Black: republicans18%
Hispanic /Latino
Hispanic/ Latino: Democrats61%Hispanic/ Latino: republicans35%
Asian
Asian: Democrats64%Asian: republicans35%
College Graduate
College Graduate: Democrats53%College Graduate: republicans44%
No College degree
No College Degree: Democrats48%No College Degree: republicans50%
2016 Presidential Results
- DH. Clinton47.9%
- RD. Trump45.5%
2016 Exit Polls
Summary of 2016 Exit Poll data that shows the proportion of how different groups voted.
Men
Men: Democrats42%Men: republicans50%
Women
Women: Democrats53%Women: republicans41%
White
White: Democrats38%White: republicans56%
Black
Black: Democrats81%Black: republicans12%
Hispanic /Latino
Hispanic/ Latino: Democrats60%Hispanic/ Latino: republicans29%
Asian
Asian: Democrats62%Asian: republicans36%
College Graduate
College Graduate: Democrats48%College Graduate: republicans45%
No College degree
No College Degree: Democrats48%No College Degree: republicans46%
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