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Options exist for first-time homebuyers, even in 'perfect storm' - Vimarsana News

Options exist for first-time homebuyers, even in 'perfect storm'

Housing prices are tumbling in Nevada, but with interest rates on a fixed loan at 7%, qualifying for a mortgage, even at lower prices, is a challenge for first-time buyers who often lack the income for the larger payment.

At UNLV, Warren tells young voters 'it's going to come down to you' - Vimarsana News

At UNLV, Warren tells young voters 'it's going to come down to you'

In an attempt to motivate young voters, a key demographic group this election that could be a deciding factor in the narrow races up and down the ballot, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts gave an impassioned speech drawing on her first race ten years ago.

Nevada County Ordered to Stop Hand Count of Ballots - Vimarsana News

Nevada County Ordered to Stop Hand Count of Ballots

While Republican strong-hold Nye County continues to develop a process for hand counts with a goal of future permanence, the ACLU aims to stop them from being conducted or adopted in the future.

Nye County, Nevada, Is Hand-Counting Its Ballots This Year - Vimarsana News

Nye County, Nevada, Is Hand-Counting Its Ballots This Year

In response to unfounded conspiracy theories about insecure elections, officials in Nye County, Nevada, have opted to count all the ballots by hand, an extremely slow, time-intensive process that has been shown to introduce more errors than it prevents.

'Red wave' and redistricting may play role in Nevada State Senate races - Vimarsana News

'Red wave' and redistricting may play role in Nevada State Senate races

The advantages Democrats gave themselves through political redistricting may come head to head with an expected “red wave” of Republican support fueled by voter frustrations over economic issues, particularly inflation.