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On Tuesday, millions of voters in 36 states and three territories will choose a new governor in match-ups dominated by abortion access, transgender rights, taxes, education and future elections.

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is trying to hold off her Republican rival, Adam Laxalt, as both parties shovel money into a pivotal contest defined by two of this year’s top issues.

Latino voters wield a lot power in the swing state of Nevada, where the midterm elections could determine which party controls Congress in the new year.

Widely considered the most endangered Democratic incumbent in the nation, Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is battling for survival in a race that may determine the Senate majority.

LAS VEGAS — It’s a nondescript storefront in a weathered strip mall. But the Republican Party “community center” inside, in a mostly Latino neighborhood on the east side of town, represents the GOP’s full-court press to woo nonwhite voters and turn Nevada red in November.

Republicans betting heavily on Silver State wins.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is the most vulnerable Senate Democrat in this year's elections for many reasons, but a big one is the absence of Harry Reid.

On November 8, voters in 36 states will choose a new governor. Only five races look truly competitive. DailyMail.com also decided to highlight five additional races for whos on the ballot.

The issue of abortion is collapsing as a relevant topic for Democrats just 29 days away from the midterm elections.

Crowds are returning to Las Vegas, but many Nevada voters say that inflation has soured them on President Joe Biden, a distaste that threatens the re-election prospects of a fellow Democrat, Senator Catherine Cortez Masto, in her race against Republican Adam Laxalt.