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About Nevada Policy
We know the government’s not going to save us. And by now, you and I know better than to count on the politicians, either. We have to step up and do it ourselves.
That’s why at Nevada Policy, we’re launching a movement of freedom-loving citizens to speak out.
We’re educating voters as well as policymakers about the urgent need to protect election integrity, expand educational opportunity and more.
Nevada's Scholarship Lifeline: Temporary Relief, Long-Term Uncertainty
Following the Interim Finance Committee’s party-line rejection of Gov. Lombardo’s emergency request, the administration came to a rescue. It announced last week that the AAA Scholarship Foundation would…
Defending the Constitution: Nevada Policy's Separation of Powers Lawsuit
Nevada’s Separation of Powers doctrine divides the powers of the government into three distinct categories: Legislative, Executive and Judicial. Pursuant to the Nevada Constitution, “no persons charged with the…
Disparate Nevadans Unite Around Federal Lands Issue
American society has always been polarized. From the outset, civil society separated into opposing factions that nearly went to war against each other in 1800 – just 12 years after…
Recent News
Ranked-Choice Voting Undercuts Our Right to Choose Our Leaders
Two years ago, New York City held its primary election for the Democratic candidate for mayor, but it took two weeks to declare the winner. Last year, in Alaska it…
Giving Public Sector Workers Their Individual Voices Back
Free to Offend Episode 86| Guest: Isabel Blank, AFFT Many of the biggest public sector unions actually spend more money on political activity than they do on their core…
Opportunity Scholarship Foes Hurt Students and State
In August, legislative Democrats turned down Gov. Joe Lombardo’s proposal to fund Nevada’s Opportunity Scholarship program reasonably from surplus funds available, and they left the funding at a minimum level. But…