I will continue to look at this.

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“Nevada has repeatedly turned to federal legislation to solve these challenges. Our congressional delegation has brought community-driven, community-specific, and Nevada-led solutions to Congress, and I would urge you to help ensure that…

Data centers potentially can affect our scant water resources, energy usage and the overall environment.

Residents of Boulder City and other communities in Southern Nevada have a right to know about any proposal to transfer federal land to data center developers.

We’re proud of this milestone, but we’re just getting started.

More and more companies are looking to Nevada to build and expand because they know our state values innovation, rewards investment, and welcomes opportunity.

We will continue creating the conditions for businesses to succeed, jobs to grow, and families to thrive so that Nevada remains the premier destination for economic growth and prosperity for generations to come.

These results didn’t happen by accident—they are the product of lowering barriers to growth, reducing taxes, and making Nevada one of the best places in America to start, expand, and invest in a business.

Today, Nevada has added more than 100,000 jobs, led the nation in job growth, attracted more than $6 billion in private investment, and reached the highest employment levels in state history.

The Republican-proposed text of the CLARITY Act as it currently stands falls short. Key provisions including those addressing ethics for elected officials, consumer protection, illicit finance, conflicts of interest and market integrity…

If you want to have a robust indicator of what an American electorate will be like, that will put us in the strongest position to put forth a primary candidate, I think it's pretty clear that Nevada should be first.

One of the city's top priorities is housing.

From reforming state policy and investing in housing development to putting surplus state land back into productive use, my administration has taken a comprehensive approach to making housing more attainable for hardworking Nevada families.

How the regulatory approval and state incentive processes are applied to this project will have immense consequences for the future of data center development across the Silver State…and potentially across the country.

Given the budgetary shortfalls facing our state and local governments in Nevada, this raises questions about why the State tax abatements should be incentivizing the development of data centers on public lands.

Now, any fees associated with the (right-of-way) grant on BLM land will go to the federal government.

This is why I’m joining my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to bring forward this critical bipartisan bill to make those who enable Russia’s energy and defense sectors pay a heavy price.