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.

the legislation “cynically includes onerous voter ID requirements.”

We refute these claims.

The Administration lacks a fundamental understanding of how elections work.

Attempts to spread misinformation and create distrust make people question a process that works and threaten to stop them from participating and voting.

ICE is continuing to act with impunity — instilling fear in our communities and scaring tourists, which hurts our tourism economy,"

Plain clothes. No uniforms. No body cameras. No identification. ICE is continuing to act with impunity – instilling fear in our communities and scaring tourists, which hurts our tourism economy.

Our congressional delegation has brought community-driven, community-specific, and Nevada-led solutions to Congress, and I would urge you to help ensure that these bills reach President Trump’s desk.

When I took office, I made a commitment to create more opportunities for Nevada families and build a diverse economy that works for more people than ever before.

Nevada is gaining national attention, consistently ranking as one of the best states for business while growing wages for hardworking Nevadans.

Nevada has repeatedly turned to federal legislation to solve these challenges.

I've learned that that's really what I should be doing as an elected official. My job is to go out there and talk to people and find out what the state can do, what a county could do, what a city could do to make their lives better…

One thing that is of interest is space tourism. I think that might be a future here in Nevada because we have a lot of open land where … somebody like Elon Musk can shoot rockets up into outer space, hang out up there for a while, have…

No. 2: you don't ask the government for anything. You want them to protect you, you want to have roads. But you don't ask them for welfare. You don't ask them for unemployment checks. You don't ask them for food stamps. So, that's not…

When they came to the United States, and they didn't have anything, all they could do was find a job and get married and raise a family. … No. 1: you work hard.

Their responsibility was to work hard, raise a family, buy a home and live the American dream. That taught me a lot. And that's really how I've continued my public service.

Over the last decade, land access challenges have contributed to Nevada’s housing crisis.

To be clear, I recognize the importance and value of retaining public lands, but there must also be reasonable, predictable, and efficient processes for land disposal under appropriate circumstances.