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Will the Grand Prix help the bottom line for all of Las Vegas, not just a few resorts?

Other events, including a Raiders game, are expected to boost a wider interest in the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix, but Strip gaming execs don’t expect the bonanza of the kickoff year.

Anatomy of a red wave: How Trump won Nevada

A dozen Nevada political strategists, experts and elected officials agreed that the fundamentals of the race — inflation, Trump’s appeal with working-class voters and Biden’s unpopularity — favored Republicans. 

Assembly balance of power

Democrats
Republicans
Supermajority
26
2
14
39
2
22
12
26
5
21
41
14
28
15
23
3
42
30
16
36
4
37
20
34
6
29
1
27
38
13
25
11
18
40
31
32
7
24
17
8
9
10
35
19
33
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Senate balance of power

Democrats
Republicans
Supermajority
13
1
7
16
11
10
1
20
4
5
7
9
19
21
14
8
18
15
17
12
13
6
2
3
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Rosen wins re-election, fending off Brown in Nevada's tight U.S. Senate race

Like several of her Senate Democratic colleagues running in tight races, Rosen was able to win re-election despite former President Donald Trump winning the state at the top of the ticket. With her win, Democrats have retained a critical swing-state seat. By flipping seats in West Virginia, Ohio and Montana, Republicans have now taken control of the upper chamber. Races in Arizona and Pennsylvania, two seats held by Democrats, have yet to be called.

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