Press Releases
Coalition Looks to Lombardo, Legislature to Bolster Education Opportunity
Las Vegas – School choice advocacy groups are urging Gov. Joe Lombardo and the Nevada State Legislature to increase educational opportunities for children in the coming year. The newly formed…
Nevada Policy Adds Seven Dual-Serving Legislators to Lawsuit
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 2, 2023 CONTACT: Kevin Dietrich (702) 720-5340; kevin@nevadapolicy.org Nevada Policy Adds Seven Dual-Serving Legislators to Lawsuit Nevada Policy’s efforts to enforce the constitutional separation of powers…
Nevada Policy Supports Call for COVID-19 Spending Audit
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 23, 2022 CONTACT: Kevin Dietrich, (702)-720-5340; kevin@nevadapolicy.org Nevada Policy Supports Call for COVID-19 Spending Audit Federal Pandemic Money Misused in Nevada; Transparency Needed Las Vegas – Nevada Policy…
Nevada Policy wins big at the Nevada Supreme Court
In a unanimous decision, the Nevada Supreme Court today ruled in favor of Nevada Policy in the Institute’s ongoing separation of powers lawsuit. In a landmark, precedent-setting ruling, the Court…
Nevadans Oppose Recent Changes to State Voting Procedures
Nevadans believe recent changes to state law regarding elections aren’t in the best interest of the state, according to a poll released by the Nevada Policy Research Institute. More than…
Nevada Policy files opening brief before the state supreme court in ongoing separation of powers lawsuit
Nevada Policy today formally requested the state supreme court to declare unconstitutional the practice of allowing government employees to serve as state legislators. While the Nevada Constitution bars state legislators…
Nevada Supreme Court invalidates tax hikes; upholds our system of representative government
Today’s ruling by the Nevada Supreme Court striking down a pair of illegally passed tax hikes is good news for those who believe that government should be accountable to the…
POLL: Most PERS members underestimate costs, unaware of upcoming rate hike
A bill that would require public agencies to provide their employees with basic information about the state retirement system appears to be badly needed, as most public employees are unfamiliar with how…
NPRI files motion for expedited ruling on Separation of Powers challenge
Nevada Policy today asked the state Supreme Court to issue an expediting ruling on its Separation of Powers challenge. “District Court Judge Jim Crockett clearly erred when he dismissed our…