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Source: Pahrump Valley Times

Getty ImagesMore StoriesHonoring the protectors of public safetyPushing for payback over damaged test site watersDomestic disturbance ends with fatal shootingNevada developing statewide trails plan, seeks public input November 11, 2026 - 4:19 am Moving forward together: Nye County should be heard As the 2026 midterm election comes to a close, I want to thank every Nye County resident who took the time to participate in our democratic process. I also want to recognize the candidates who stepped forward, the volunteers who worked tirelessly, and the election workers who helped make this election possible. Elections are an important measure of our democracy, but they are not the measure of our worth as a community. Regardless of how we voted or which candidates we supported, we woke up this morning as neighbors, families, business owners, workers, and residents who share a common stake in the future of Nye County. And that future deserves our attention.

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