Laughlin Conservatives

06/15/2026

Heads Up!!! Governor Joe Lombardo is expected to attend the Laughlin Campaign Office opening event on June 18th!!

06/08/2026

05/15/2026

Mike Murphy is a candidate for the Clark County Public Administrator. See links below for more information on him.
https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=murphy%20for%20clark%20county%20public%20administrator

https://www.murphyforclarkcounty.com/

FYI….
The Clark County Public Administrator is an elected county official who steps in when someone dies (or becomes unable to manage their affairs) and there is no one immediately available to handle their estate.
In simple terms, the office:
• Secures and protects property of deceased residents when no family or executor is immediately available
• Investigates and administers estates, often acting as a court-appointed administrator when needed
• Locates heirs or rightful representatives and ensures assets are eventually transferred properly
• May also handle unclaimed estates or property, and manage assets temporarily until legal authority is established
A key part of the job is acting as a safeguard—making sure property, money, and personal belongings aren’t lost, stolen, or mismanaged during the period after someone dies and before an estate is formally settled.

05/08/2026

Learn more about our primary election candidates in Nevada! 🇺🇸

The Review-Journal asked candidates in every race in the 2026 primary election to complete a questionnaire on topics related to the office they seek. The responses have been compiled here to help v...

04/27/2026

https://chatgpt.com/s/t_69eebaf151188191967921d5a7041d4e

Attached is a video of the Congressional District 3 Republican candidate debate held on April 21. Candidates Tera Anderson, Aury Nagy, and Jeff Gunter participated in the event. The Trump-endorsed candidate, Marty O’Donnell, did not attend.

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04/05/2026

This marks a significant change for a state that was long considered a swing state, where Democrats once held a sizable registration advantage—often by tens of thousands in the early 2020s.
Republican registrations now hold a very slim lead over Democrats. The shift began in late 2025, marking the first Republican advantage since 2007, and has continued into 2026. However, the margin remains tight and fluctuates monthly due to voter roll updates, relocations, and new registrations.
Over the past year, both major parties have experienced net losses as many voters move toward nonpartisan or independent affiliation. In fact, nonpartisan voters now make up the largest share—typically around 37–45% depending on how totals are measured—and in some cases outnumber both major parties combined.
It’s important to note that voter registration trends don’t necessarily determine election outcomes, as turnout, independent voters, and other factors play a major role.