Politics

Oregon Representative and new Fallon resident Bill Post resigned his seat in the Oregon Legislature this month after misunderstanding residency requirements.

Judge Andrew Hanen’s ruling said the government can no longer accept new applicants into the DACA program, which he deemed “illegally implemented” and said was “created in violation of the law.”

The judge sanctioned Gus Flangas and ordered him to respond to court filings. He left open the possibility Gilman could still be cited for contempt.

Jonathan Van Boskerck, a deputy district attorney for Clark County — according to online records — is being ridiculed after penning an opinion column in the Orlando Sentinel decrying so-called “wokeness” at Florida’s Disney World.

Dan Rodimer, who unsuccessfully ran for office twice in Nevada, is now all hat and no cattle in a special election for a House seat in Texas.

Nevada’s top election official announced Tuesday that her staff had found far fewer complaints of alleged election fraud than state GOP leaders had claimed there were.

Two tax proposals backed by Nevada’s largest teachers’ union will appear on the ballot in the 2022 election after the Democrat-controlled state Legislature decided not to take action on them.

Pro-Trump demonstrators convened in front of the Nevada Capitol to hand-deliver complaints of election fraud to Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske.

Empower Nevada’s Future, a new coalition, is calling on legislators to raise the state’s K-12 funding levels to at least the national average.

U.S. Senate Republicans are expected to use this week’s Interior confirmation hearing for Rep. Debra Haaland to air their grievances about the Biden administration’s energy policies.