Caucuses are run by political parties, while primary elections are run by state and local governments. Under the Nevada law, there must be a Republican and Democratic primary. However, each party ...

Former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates ... provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials.

Nevada Democrats, in particular, began urging state lawmakers to move away from its caucus system to a primary system after the 2020 election. Voting access and higher voter participation were key ...

Voters needed to have registered as Republicans in Nevada by Jan. 9 in order to participate in a caucus. Nikki Haley ... option on the ballot. Source: Election results and race calls are from ...

Normally, states hold either government-run primary elections or party-run caucuses, but not both. Under a 2021 state law, Nevada is required to hold presidential primary elections as long as ...

LAS VEGAS — Former President Donald Trump handily won the Nevada caucuses Thursday as he continues his march toward the Republican nomination. It's his third major victory after commanding wins ...

Nevada’s Republican caucus date is two days after the state ... its presidential primary to be held before any “similar election,” but a New Hampshire Democratic primary held before South ...

With the caucus process coming under fire for hindering participation, the Nevada Legislature passed a law in 2021 to create this year’s presidential preference election. Although that effort ...

Nevada will have two presidential nominating ... The party says the caucus embodies the election reforms it seeks, such as the use of voter ID, a single election day with no early voting, paper ...

Even for the most politically plugged in Nevada residents, what you need to know about voting can get confusing – especially with two primaries, a caucus and the general election coming up.