Election Results-President
Get up-to-the-minute election results as soon as the polls close. Click here for the latest Nevada results for President, U.S. Senate and Congress
Get up-to-the-minute election results as soon as the polls close. Click here for the latest Nevada results for President, U.S. Senate and Congress
Halloween is coming to an end for another year, but not without a full weekend of festivities.
One of the President's biggest "former rivals" was in Reno...calling for Democrats to protest the visit of Vice President Dick Cheney tomorrow.
Early Voters in Washoe County turned out in record numbers this year.
Wesley Clark, John Kerry's former competitor in the Democratic primary, squeezed in one last campaign visit in Reno on behalf of the Massachusetts Senator on Saturday, October 30, 2004.
The political visits to Nevada continue on this final weekend before the election. This afternoon, on behalf of John Kerry, Retired General Wesley Clark spoke at the university of Nevada.
The University of Nevada said a emotional goodbye to one of its coaches today.
Washoe County has announced it has a security plan for election day. Earlier this week, registrar Dan Burk, mentioned that the county is worried about possible *disturbances* during voting November 2nd.
Vice President Dick Cheney is expected to spend part of Monday making one last election-eve appeal to Nevada voters.
On Nevada's ballot, voters will find Question 6...proposing an increase to the minimum wage. Currently the state and federal minimum wage is set at $5.15 an hour. If the question is passed, Nevada's wage will always be one dollar higher than the federal level.
We continue our vote 2004 coverage...tonight previewing ballot question two. This is an advisory question...on whether you support a sales tax increase to preserve open space. In 1991, the legislature passed a bill...allowing communities to enact a tax increase, yet Carson City was the only one to do so.
Police are searching for clues tonight...in the suspicious death of a man found near Reno.
In Nevada's tightening housing market, it's getting more difficult and more expensive for people to dream of home ownership. One Nevada-based program has helped some families in Dayton turn that dream into reality.