A coding glitch in Nevadas voter registration database this week triggered a new wave of election conspiracies, even though no vote counts were affected. Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar joins the sh

This week we dive into the wild world of campaign fundraising. Nevadas first campaign finance filing deadline in 2024 gave us a glimpse into which candidates are entering 2024 with the biggest adva

Today on a special episode of On the Trail we bring you a recorded livestream, listener questions included, breaking down all things Nevada primary-caucus week, and where the election could go from

This week Nevada finally held its presidential primaries on Tuesday. But have the first votes cast in Nevada for the 2024 presidential election even taught us anything? And if they have, what are we

This week just days from Nevadas First-in-the-West presidential primaries and GOP caucus, presidential campaigns have ramped up visits to the Silver State. But what do the voters make of all the at

This week Nevada is finally the next early primary state on the calendar, with the election set for Feb. 6. Two days later, Republicans will have their separate, party-run caucus. So why does it fe

The Super Bowl will be in Las Vegas in February. What does that mean for the city, tourism, traffic and more? This week, hosts Joey Lovato and Jacob Solis discuss the implications of football’s bigges

This week: The first Republican presidential nominating contest is in the rearview mirror, and soon the second will be, too. But with the Nevada Republican caucus just three weeks away is the race n

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