SB 217 would have written a right to IVF into Nevada law. It passed the state Senate 15-5 with Republican votes. Lombardo killed it, calling the insurance mandate 'fiscally impossible' — while saying he supports making IVF more accessible.
His campaign says de-regulating homebuilding will fix housing costs. Iowa already ran that experiment — a law capping what cities can require for stormwater runoff, in a state with worsening floods. Meanwhile the real housing bill became law without Trump's signature, and his housing plank doesn't mention it.
Mitchell's campaign promises to represent Iowans 'left behind by a broken political system that works for insiders and lobbyists.' He founded and led a real estate trade group that spent nearly $75,000 lobbying the Iowa Legislature.
Nevada Gold Mines has now given $1 million to a PAC backing Joe Lombardo — more than it has given any other Nevada politician. In between, the state engineer who wanted to cut its groundwater pumping became the first fired since 1981.
In 2021 San Diego County voted 3-2 to start a harm reduction program. Desmond voted no, saying giving out needles still had the appearance of promoting drug abuse. The CDC's own research says the opposite — participants are five times as likely to enter treatment.
In December 2024 San Diego County voted to stop handing people to ICE without a judge's warrant. Desmond was the lone no. Three months later he brought a motion to repeal it, and it failed. He's now the Republican candidate in CA-48.
A watchdog complaint says Herrera's campaign routed $2.7 million through a shell entity whose two addresses trace back to his own treasurer — a treasurer already fined more than $20,000 and tied to George Santos.
The DCCC added Texas' 23rd to its target list on August 5, citing Brandon Herrera's 'disturbing history of extremism, violence, and antisemitic rhetoric' alongside polling showing Hispanic voters souring on Trump. A seat Republicans have held since 2015 is suddenly on Democrats' target list.
New Mexico doesn't require ID to vote in statewide elections. Hull's campaign site says he'd change that — 'uniform enforcement of voter identification requirements' statewide — while refusing to answer a questionnaire asking whether people should be able to vote without photo ID.