Incumbents Easily Win Nevada Congressional Primaries

By Wayne Barber

Tuesday was a good night for congressional incumbents in Nevada, who easily overcame primary challenges.
The state’s four members of the House of Representatives all advanced to the Nov. 3 general election, according to unofficials results from the Nevada…

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