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Sam Brown ramps up national fundraising ahead of GOP Senate primary

U.S. Senate candidate Sam Brown has been raising money, and a lot of it, with the help of numerous high-profile Republicans around the country.

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Nevada Senate GOP hopefuls attack Brown, pan Rosen land bill

Republican U.S. Senate candidates gathered in Reno Thursday night to debate who among them would be the best challenger to take on Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) in November — and took shots at the elephant not in the room, front-runner and retired Army Capt. Sam Brown.

Nevada polls on working class, Hispanic voters highlight 2024 battlefield

A pair of two polls recently conducted in Nevada — one focused on working class voters and the other on Hispanic voters — provides a snapshot of where these voter blocs stand this fall and outlines strategies for how to make durable gains among these key populations ahead of a 2024 election that has both major parties eying Nevada.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during the 8th annual Basque Fry at Corley Ranch in Gardnerville on June 17, 2023. (Trevor Bexon/The Nevada Independent).

Basque fried by try-hard ex-roommate

Besides, Adam Laxalt is absolutely right about one thing — there is no path for Donald Trump to win Nevada in a general election. He didn't succeed in 2016 or 2020, so why would 2024 be any different?

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