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In 2026, the Washoe County DA GOP primary will be decided by a winner-take-all contest among two Republicans.
SB 499, signed by Gov. Brian Sandoval, requires a party primary even if only one candidate runs.
Advocates say the law limits participation, while critics call it undemocratic for deciding fall elections early.
Two Republicans sought the DA seat: incumbent Chris Hicks and Wes Duncan; no Democrats filed.
The change stems from Senate Bill 499, with bipartisan support in 2015.
Critics say the 2015 change limits voter influence in the general election.
Attempts to reverse SB 499 have failed; reforms include nonpartisan or appointed offices as options.
The article notes the potential impact on two-thirds of Washoe County voters who may have no say.
The piece includes a race preview noting Hicks vs. Duncan would decide the next district attorney.
Governor Sandoval signed the 2015 SB 499 into law, changing Nevada's primary structure.

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Millions of pets are affected by seasonal allergies, prompting veterinary guidance on relief measures.
Pet owners are urged to monitor symptoms such as itching, coughing, sneezing, and skin irritations.
Veterinarians recommend proactive grooming and reducing indoor allergens to ease symptoms.
Owners should consult a veterinarian to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment for allergies.
Homeowners are advised to maintain pet-friendly spaces and minimize exposure to outdoor allergens during peak pollen times.
The report includes guidance on recognizing when allergy symptoms require veterinary care.
Seasonal allergy awareness is emphasized as a means to improve pets' quality of life during peak seasons.
The story links allergy symptoms with pet well-being and urges timely vet consultation.
Care tips include grooming, environmental control, and seeking professional advice for relief.
The segment underscores the importance of ongoing care to manage pet allergies throughout allergy season.

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Trump-backed candidate David Flippo leads in a Republican contest to replace Rep. Mark Amodei.
The race tests how much influence Trump still wields over GOP voters in a key Nevada district.
Flippo emphasizes his conservative stance and ties to national GOP groups backing his campaign.
Settelmeyer positions himself as the experienced northern Nevadan to represent the district in Washington.
The campaign focuses on economy, water, and land use, key Nevada concerns.
Trump’s endorsement helped Flippo gain national GOP attention in the race.
Settelmeyer argues northern Nevadan experience is essential for the district’s representation.
Analysts say Trump’s influence on GOP primary voters remains a factor in Nevada.
The race could signal broader dynamics for the 2026 elections in Nevada.
Democrats see Flippo as potentially easier for them to contest in the general election.

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Ford warns Nevada residents about rising cryptocurrency kiosk scams and consumer risk.
Kiosks, often like ATMs in stores, convert cash to digital currency that is hard to recover once sent.
Scams often begin with unsolicited contact designed to create fear and urgency.
Scammers may impersonate trusted individuals to pressure victims into using crypto kiosks.
Ford urges residents to trust their instincts and avoid hasty transfers.
Kiosks are increasingly popular among criminals for fraud across everyday venues.
Kiosks enable irreversible transfers that are difficult to recover.
Solicitations often use fear or urgency to push immediate action.
The governor's warning aims to inform and protect consumers statewide.

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