2023 Solutions is Here!
From transparency reforms to education, Solutions addresses the key issues facing Nevada in a straightforward and easy-to-understand format.
It will arm you with detailed solutions driven by data and research rather than relying on re-election posturing.
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.
With Election Over, Nevada Must Address Education
With the 2022 election in the rearview mirror, Nevada can get down to the business of improving education. The Silver State’s educational woes are legion, as evidenced by rankings in…
Question 3: RCV Risks Further Alienating Voters
Nevadans will have three statewide ballot questions before them this November, and none have driven more discussion and intrigue among political junkies and insiders than the question of ranked-choice…
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
Teachers Unions Spent Nearly $50K on School Races
School board candidates backed by teachers unions usually fared far better than their opponents during last month’s elections. Five of the seven candidates who received money from either the Clark…
Episode 67: The Desperate Political Game of Union Bosses
Free to Offend Episode 67 | Guest: Aaron Withe, Freedom Foundation As unionization rates continue to decline across the nation, union bosses are getting increasingly political in an effort to…
Recent Elections Show RCV a Recipe for Confusion
Talk in Silver State circles about enshrining Nevada’s presidential primary as first in the nation is out of place. Addressing the state’s inability to count votes quickly should be…