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Source: The Nevada Independent

We're finally here, folks. Nevada's polls closed at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, and The Nevada Independent will be calling races in the coming days as results come in. Follow along here for our calls on the biggest contests. For updated numbers, click on our results page here. Former Olympic gymnast Shenea Booth flips Assembly District 22 to Democrats — 9:48 a.m., Nov. 10 In a major upset, Democrat Shenea Booth, a former Olympic gymnast, has flipped the historically Republican Assembly District 22. Booth ousted incumbent Assm. Melissa Hardy (R-Henderson), a four-term legislator who comes from a politically prominent Nevada family. Throughout the cycle, Booth characterized herself as a political outsider, saying that her background as a circus performer on the Strip gave her a fresh perspective. She also called out Hardy's votes against expanding paid family leave and raising the state minimum wage. Republican Lisa Krasner wins re-election in Senate District 16 — 11:30 a.m. Incumbent Sen.

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