Nevada’s 33rd Special Session adjourned Sine Die on Tuesday. The Senate voted to approve the redistricting maps along party lines. The Assembly amended the maps and voted to approve, Assemblyman Flores voting against them with the Assembly Republicans. The amended maps included consideration for 1,800 last known addresses for prisoners and tribal boundaries.
The approved AB1 and SB1 were signed by Governor Sisolak who released the following statement:
“After a thoughtful, efficient and productive session, I am proud to sign these bills into law today. These maps reflect Nevada’s diversity and reflect public feedback gathered throughout the legislative process. I want to thank members of the Nevada Legislature, including Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson, for their partnership in this process.”
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Federal Updates
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Rosen Files Eight Amendments to Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act
Rep. Titus Statement On House Passage Of Build Back Better Act
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Reps. Lee, Steel Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Expand Telehealth Access
State Agency and Local Government Updates
DETR: Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund Has Balance and Earning Interest
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Attorney General Ford Announces Guilty Plea of Las Vegas Man Charged with Voter Fraud
DOE: Nevada’s 2021 Graduation Rate Remains Above 80 Percent Five Years in a Row
CCSD Board of School Trustees Recap
Articles of Interest
Democrat Julia Ratti resigns from Sparks Senate seat; cites move (NV Independent)
Clark County School Board reverses its decision to terminate Jara (NV Independent)
Moratorium staved off rush of foreclosures, new state data shows (NV Independent)
Jara comments on termination reversal but doesn’t say he’ll stay at CCSD (LVRJ)
Casino rule change would allow cashless gambling minus in-person ID check (NV Current)
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