Party chair in nonpartisan race: Pro or con?

Have you checked out how cool the Nevada Current’s voter guide is this year? Behold! Just saying.

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Do North Las Vegas voters care? Should they? State Democratic Assemblywoman Danielle Monroe-Moreno is running for mayor of North Las Vegas. That’s a nonpartisan job. Monroe-Moreno is also currently the state chair of the Nevada Democratic Party. That is one of the “most partisan jobs in Nevada,” says her opponent in the mayor’s race, NLV Councilman Scott Black, aka Captain Obvious. Micheal Lyle reports: City councilman and state Democratic Party chair compete to lead North Las Vegas

Did I mention the voter guide? The latest entry in our indispensable judge race coverage, provided by Dana Gentry: District court judge hoping to hold off challenge from attorney in Department 31 

NSHE regent races, like judge races and the aforementioned North Las Vegas mayor’s race, are nonpartisan and can fly under the radar and be tough for voters to sort out. (Hence the importance of our … wait for it … cool voter guide!) April Corbin Girnus reports: Architect challenges incumbent for NV higher ed regents seat

The first rule of Social Security cliff is don't talk about Social Security cliff. The D.C. bureau’s Jennifer Shutt reports: US Senate candidates in 9 key races quiet about Social Security benefits cliff

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