Eric Neugeboren
Politics and Data Reporter at The Nevada Independent
Politics and Data Reporter @TheNVIndy | Past: @thedbk @TexasTribune | @merrillcollege grad | Reach out: [email protected] | 🏳️🌈
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6 days ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Eric Neugeboren
Judge Jennifer Dorsey ruled that the evidence presented at trial was convincing, and that any improprieties did not indicate “a serious miscarriage of justice.”A federal judge in Nevada on Friday dismissed efforts from former Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore for a new trial and acquittal related to her conviction of wire fraud last year.
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1 week ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Eric Neugeboren
About two-thirds of health care groups’ dollars went to Democrats, while roughly 60 percent of the pharma industry's donations were for Democratic legislatorsApril 16th, 2025 at 2:00 AMCampaign FinanceFollow the MoneyLegislatureHealth care and pharmaceutical groups gave Nevada legislators more than $1.7 million during the 2024 election cycle, an increase of about 30 percent from the prior cycle.
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1 week ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Eric Neugeboren
It’s a tall order to get lawmakers to agree how to reform the system of more than 300 state boards and commissions. A bill to do so has faced strong opposition. There are more than 300 state boards and commissions in Nevada, civilian-composed bodies that either provide recommendations or oversee professional licensing requirements.
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1 week ago |
elkodaily.com | Eric Neugeboren |Tabitha Mueller |Isabella Aldrete
CARSON CITY — Out of over 1,000 measures that were introduced, about 300 met their demise on the first major deadline of the 120-day legislative session. Here are some take-aways of Friday’s deadline day: Gaming 2, Culinary 0 — Lottery, room cleaning dieThe Culinary Union is zero for two on priority legislation with the union-backed lottery measure, AJR-5, and room cleaning legislation, SB-360, failing to move forward after receiving heavy pushback from the gaming industry.
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1 week ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Eric Neugeboren
In today’s edition: Gaming has a leg up on CulinaryThe Indy’s bill graveyard Boards, commissions bill ekes throughWelcome to a special edition of Behind the Bar, where our sleep-deprived reporters bring you a roundup of some interesting nuggets that caught our eye during the bill cullings on Friday's deadline. For a full recap, please visit our live blog with updates from the committee hearings.
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There are ... 49 bill work sessions planned today in the Senate Committee on Government Affairs (including the controversial bill to consolidate some of the state's occupational licensing boards)
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👀The bill to expand paid family leave policies in Nevada will be voted on in committee today, the last day for bills without an exemption to pass their committees.
