Join Marcos Lopez as he discusses the Interim Finance Committee’s hearing this week on Opportunity Scholarships.  

• How we got here – a brief recap of why the Interim Finance Committee was hearing Opportunity Scholarships; 
• Why Opportunity Scholarships are important and what could be done to save the program now; and 
• What we learned from the hearing and what we can expect for Opportunity Scholarships in the future. 

Join Marcos Lopez as he discusses the second special session this year: 

• How the Oakland A’s bill was able to pass through the legislature;
• Which Senators voted against the deal; and
• What last minute amendments were made to the bill to get it passed.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker.

The last week of Nevada’s 82nd legislative session was full of surprises. Join Marcos Lopez as he discusses: 

• Which budget bills Gov. Lombardo passed and vetoed;
• What the last minute amendments to AB400 where, and what they mean for the future of school choice in Nevada;
• Why there was a showdown over the capital improvement project;
• Why there have been two special sessions called already; and
• What wins we saw this session.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker.

Less than a week remains in this legislative session. Join Marcos Lopez and lobbyists from around the state as they discuss:

• The details of the five budgets presented this week, and what Gov. Lombardo’s reaction was to them;
• The proposed A’s stadium deal and what the majority of economists have to say about similar deals;
• The current outlook for AB400 and expansion of Opportunity Scholarships;
• The rent control bills this legislative session and why they’ve been so difficult to defeat;
• The best and worst bills that were presented, and their potential repercussions; and
• The details of the Sony Pictures deal, as well as other movie tax credits.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at https://nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker

With only 2.5 weeks left in this legislative session, things are starting to really heat up. Join Marcos Lopez for the week 15 legislative briefing as he discusses:  

• Which bills Gov. Lombardo vetoed this week and what he is threatening to veto next;
• Why Nevada Policy is opposed to the proposed Sony Pictures tax credits, and what other organizations are opposing it as well;
• Why the number of price-fixing bills this session is alarming, and what deal was made to try to stop some of them from reaching Gov. Lombardo’s desk; and
• What you can still do to support school choice this session.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker

Join Marcos Lopez for the week 14 legislative briefing as he discusses:   

• Which bill had rent control measures added to it, and its potential unintended consequences; 
• How an alarming PERS bill could open the way for state employees to no longer have to contribute to their own retirement funds; 
• Why the Department of Defense is supporting an occupational licensing bill;  
• Which healthcare bill you should reach out to your representatives to vote against; and 
• Why a tax credit bill that was unveiled this week has a hearing scheduled for next week. 

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker.

There is only one month left in Nevada's 82nd legislative session. Join Marcos Lopez for this week’s legislative briefing as he discusses: 

• What the outcome of the Economic Forum was and how it could impact this legislative session;
• Which bill the governor is urging passage of and what Nevada Policy’s stance is on it;
• Why it is imperative for Governor Lombardo to veto any rent control bills that cross his desk, including a bill offering rent control for senior citizens; and
• Which two bills caused a GOED showdown last week, and where Nevada Policy stands on the bills.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker.

The third month of Nevada’s legislative session is wrapping up. Join Marcos Lopez for this month’s webinar version of Under the Dome. He discusses the biggest news from session with legislators and lobbyists, including:  

• Senator Carrie Buck discusses the importance of education reform in Nevada right now, and how politics are killing good education policy;
• Senator Scott Hammond discusses the future of ESAs and school choice in Nevada;
• Hera Varmah of the American Federation for Children discusses tax credit scholarships and how they can better public and private schools;
• Assemblyman Gregory Hafen gives an inside look at the Ways and Means Committee hearing on AB400, the Governor’s education reform bill; and
• Blayne Osborn of Nevada Rural Hospital Partners discusses the access to healthcare bills facing Nevada’s legislature this session.

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker

How You Can Show Your Support for AB400, Governor Lombardo's Education Reform Bill

• Contact the Ways and Means Committee members to urge them to pass AB 400.
• Attend the meeting in person and testify in support for the bill.
• Testify over the phone. Call (888) 475-4499 on the date of the meeting. When prompted, provide Meeting ID 81478038922 and then press #. When prompted for a Participant ID, press #.
• Testify via email. Send your written testimony to [email protected] by noon Tuesday, April 25th.

Nevada Policy’s Action Center makes it easy for you to contact the committee members and show your support for the bill. Simply fill in your name and contact information, and we’ll make sure the letter is emailed to all of the committee members.

Visit nevadapolicy.org/action to show your support

During this week’s episode of Under the Dome, Marcos Lopez reviews what happened after Nevada legislature’s first committee-passage deadline, including:  

• How many bills made it out of committee;
• Which Republican senator saw all her bills die in committee;
• Which bills supported by Nevada Policy did not make it out of committee; 
• Which bills were exempt from the committee-passage deadline and still have a chance to advance; and
• Why we’ll be paying special attention to Wednesday’s Ways and Means Committee meeting, and why you should as well. 

To keep updated throughout the week on what is happening in Carson City, visit Nevada Policy’s bill tracker at nevadapolicy.org/bill-tracker.