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The July episode of KUNR’s Purple Politics Nevada with Lucia Starbuck explores the U.S. history of voter suppression tactics and the lingering impacts today.
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Carson City residents have a new option for voting in this election — voters can skip the line and reserve a time to cast their ballot in person during early voting or on Election Day.
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Nevada election officials are urging voters to return ballots sooner rather than later.
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La consulta popular número 3, que habría introducido las elecciones primarias abiertas y la votación por orden de preferencia, fue derrotada en su segundo intento en la papeleta.
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In this episode of Purple Politics Nevada, host Lucia Starbuck dispelled the misconception that Black voters are a monolith and spoke to people about upholding democracy and the high cost of living.
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A new report shows Black voters nationwide are very concerned about climate change and more likely to take political action on the issue.
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A proposed bill would require local jurisdictions to provide voting materials in other languages.
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In recent years, Nevada has had a large number of individuals becoming naturalized citizens. With tight races across the country, candidates and parties are focusing on voter turnout for the midterm election. Nevada is one of a few states where new American voters could decide the outcome of an election.
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Nevada has closed primary elections, which means people can only vote for candidates with the same political affiliation as their registration. Ballot Question 3 proposes to allow voters to cast their ballots for high-profile races regardless of party during the primary and add rank-choice voting for general elections.
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Many Nevada Republicans still support former President Donald Trump’s false claims about voter fraud in the 2020 election, including candidates in roughly a third of the state legislative races.