Colton Lochhead

political reporter for the Las Vegas Review Journal

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Adam Laxalt, the Trump-endorsed former Nevada attorney general, has won the GOP nomination for Nevada's Senate seat. What this could mean for Democrats' tenuous hold of the Senate?

Pro-Trump election deniers win NV primaries. Should Dems be worried?

Adam Laxalt, the Trump-endorsed former Nevada attorney general, has won the GOP nomination for Nevada's Senate seat. What this could mean for Democrats' tenuous hold of the Senate?

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