Kevin Dietrich
Director of Mainstream Media
Kevin Dietrich joined Nevada Policy in 2022 and currently serves as the Director of Mainstream Media.He has more than 20 years of experience in communications, including serving as the director of communications and marketing for the South Carolina Bankers Association, working as a speechwriter for South Carolina governor Mark Sanford and assisting with internal communications for CVS Caremark.
Kevin graduated from the University of Maine with a degree in Journalism and a minor in History. A fifth-generation Californian, he spent a decade as a journalist, working for newspapers in Florida, New York, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Grocery Deal Threatened by Overreaching Federal Agency
Monopolies are rare in a free market. They can occur in new technologies or when one business drives others out by being more efficient or providing a better product. But…
Utah on the Verge of Scuttling RCV Pilot Project
As Nevadans prepare to give thumbs up or down to ranked-choice voting this fall, the system is running up against significant opposition in neighboring Utah. The Utah House of Representatives…
Election Integrity Paper Offers Path to Better Balloting
It’s an election year in Nevada, which means we can expect questions about long tabulation times, voter roll veracity and diminished confidence in our electoral process. In an effort to…
Nevada Opens Up ‘State Checkbook’ to Public
A searchable database of Nevada state expenditures is now available to the public. Called the Nevada Open Finance Portal, or state checkbook for short, it provides access to accurate, up-to-date…
Initiative would Upend how NV Chooses Candidates
Nevada’s Top Five Ranked Choice Voting Initiative, on the ballot this fall, would do far more than require voters to order myriad candidates by preference. It would also dramatically alter…
Supreme Court Hears Nevada Policy Case on Dual Service
Nevada Policy argued before the state supreme court Tuesday that it’s time to end legislative dual service, a practice that dates back more than a century and violates Nevada’s separation…
Next Step in Separation of Powers Case Set for Feb. 6
Oral arguments in Nevada Policy’s separation of powers lawsuit will be heard by the Nevada Supreme Court beginning at 2 p.m., Feb. 6, in the Las Vegas courthouse. This represents…
NP Stands with Coalition Against Credit Card Fee Cap
A proposal to impose stricter price caps on credit card late fees has been met with opposition from a coalition of free market organizations, including Nevada Policy. The group,…
RCV Undercuts Principle of One Person, One Vote
One person, one vote has been the cornerstone of the U.S. electoral process for more than half a century. But there’s an effort afoot that would effectively allow some Nevadans…