A Democrat rout of Republicans in Nevada leads will give the state its first all-Democratic congressional delegation since 1947.

Democrats swept all four of Nevada’s U.S. House races, flipping a Northern Nevada district that had previously elected only Republicans. The Associated Press called the races of Southern Nevada’s Reps. Dina Titus, Susie Lee and Steven Horsford early Wednesday, as well as the state’s 2nd Congressional District, which covers Northern Nevada, Wednesday evening. In the northern district, former ...

I think the secretary of state did a really fantastic job of administering the election overall,” Athar Haseebullah, executive director of the ACLU of Nevada, said. “Certainly we did not hear a report of any voters that ended up turned away

Nevada law lets voters cast ballots as long as they're in line by the 7 p.m. cutoff. That can delay the release of results for hours.

As more election results continue to trickle in, Nevadans may be wondering when the election results will be final. Here's when.

Single-holder executive offices only; excludes courts, commissions and federal offices. Data: Associated Press; Axios analysis; Chart: Andrew Pantazi/Axios Democrats' midterm gains extended deep into the machinery of state government: They swept every statewide executive office on the ballot in Texas, Georgia, Nevada, Wisconsin and Arizona. Why it matters: These low-profile victories will shape what millions of Americans pay for electricity,...

Thompson’s win is one of the biggest upsets in Nevada political history and will mean the state’s delegation is entirely Democratic.

Democratic Gov.-elect Aaron Ford was brought to tears during his victory speech Wednesday. The moment came when Ford went off script and turned to his son standing behind him — the son he raised as a single father in college while they lived in Section 8 housing and relied on food stamps and Medicaid.

Voters shot down an abortion-rights measure in Idaho, but they supported proposals in Missouri, Virginia and Nevada.

Nevada voters approved two ballot questions Tuesday that will enshrine the right to abortion and require voter ID in the Nevada Constitution. The Associated Press declared both Ballot Question 6 and Ballot Question 7 had passed as of early Wednesday morning. Ballot Question 6 asked whether the state should provide a state constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability. The measure ...