Sheriff Joe Lombardo of Clark County, Nevada, the Republican nominee for governor, successfully sought tens of millions of dollars in Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department contracts for companies that donated more than $50,000 to his political campaigns.

Only one leading Republican candidate for governor in the most competitive states this cycle has said that the 2020 election was legitimate.

Dean Heller lost a run for reelection in 2018 after caving to Donald Trump and backing his attempt to repeal Obamacare.

As a new Congress prepares to take over, here are the Republicans we’re happiest to say ‘good riddance’ to.

Nevada voters embraced Jacky Rosen’s progressive agenda, and punished Dean Heller for his attempts to sabotage the American health care system.

Sen. Dean Heller, one of the nation’s most vulnerable incumbents, made light of attempted rape allegations.

Republicans are lying to Americans about a flawed Senate bill on pre-existing conditions.

Nevada’s outgoing Gov. Brian Sandoval spurned Republican Adam Laxalt by flatly refusing to endorse his campaign.

Who would call a failed attempt to rip away health care from millions of families a ‘missed opportunity’? Nevada’s embattled Sen. Dean Heller, that’s who.

If Republicans gain one or two seats in the 2018 elections, they plan on pursuing legislation to take away health care from millions of people.

Dean Heller, who is one of the most vulnerable Republican senators up for re-election in 2018, received a direct public blessing from Trump. One of the last Senate candidates to get a similar blessing was failed nominee and accused pedophile Roy Moore.

Health care is the number one issue for voters in 2018, so Nevada Sen. Dean Heller is promising to destroy it if they re-elect him.

Nevadans are sick of Dean Heller choosing Trump over their own health.

America’s most vulnerable senator does not want to talk to the public. Especially about his record on guns.

Now he could be facing a steep fine.

No wonder voters blame the Republicans. Even Republicans do.

For the second time this year, Republican Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada has been faced with protecting the health care of his constituents or protecting his own Senate seat from a Trump-fueled primary opponent. For the second time this year, Heller has chosen to protect himself and hang his constituents out to dry. And they’re […]