Indy Elections is a newsletter from The Nevada Independent that covers the 2024 elections in detail, from the presidential race to the legislative control bid.
In today’s edition, the focus is on the momentum gained by Vice President Kamala Harris in the Indy elections. The recent rally in Las Vegas, attended by over 12,000 people with 4,000 more turned away due to heat-related concerns, marked the largest political rally in recent Nevada history. Attendees shared that the energy at the rally reflected the growing momentum of Harris’ campaign.
The article also highlights key reads and writings related to the elections, such as an explanation of Question 2 on the 2024 Nevada ballot and Harris’ pledge to end the tax on tips. Additionally, there is a piece on the tough road ahead for Harris despite the jubilant atmosphere at the Vegas rally.
A recent poll of likely Nevada voters conducted by David Wolfson and Woodrow Johnston showed Senator Jacky Rosen with a 12-point lead over her Republican opponent Sam Brown. Vice President Kamala Harris also closed the gap with former President Donald Trump in the state, leading by 6 percentage points.
In terms of ad spending, the DNC launched billboards featuring Harris and her running mate, contrasting their campaign with that of Trump and JD Vance. The top four ads with the highest spending were analyzed, including those for and against Rosen and Brown.
Looking ahead, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is set to make stops in Nevada, and the state’s new Voter Registration and Election Management System is scheduled to go live. Additionally, a few interesting tidbits and posts related to the elections are shared to provide a lighter perspective.
Overall, the Indy Elections newsletter provides comprehensive coverage and insights into the 2024 elections, highlighting key developments, polls, ad spending, and upcoming events in Nevada. It aims to keep readers informed and engaged in the political landscape leading up to the general election.
