Senate adopts expedited rules, increases majority leader's prefiling authority and refers five bills to committees The Senate adopted a rules package that raises the number of measures the majority leader may request from 5 to 10 and allows prefiling; Senators introduced five bills (SB1–SB5) and referred each to a standing committee.

Nevada's Senate has just approved a groundbreaking rules package that doubles the majority leader's prefiling power and streamlines the legislative process—what does this mean for the state's future?

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Votes at a glance: measures adopted by the Nevada Senate in special session During the 11/13/2025 special session the Nevada Senate adopted two assembly concurrent resolutions, accredited press, declared emergency status for several bills, and passed SB1, SB2, SB3 and SB5; the most contested floor debate concerned whether SB5 could fund providers that provide abortion-related services.

The Nevada Senate made significant strides during their special session, passing key measures including emergency bills and funding initiatives that spark heated debate.

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Nevada Senate encounters procedural dispute during late-night legislative session Senate rules on nullifying votes after midnight lead to confusion and debate

A midnight showdown in the Nevada Senate left lawmakers divided and crucial legislation hanging in the balance after a shocking procedural ruling.

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Senate moves Assembly Bill 238 to second reading for Nevada Studio Infrastructure Act Senator Cannizzaro advances Assembly Bill 238 for immediate consideration in the Senate.

The Nevada Senate has unanimously advanced Assembly Bill 238, paving the way for a groundbreaking act aimed at boosting studio infrastructure and workforce training in the state.

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Nevada Senate passes Bill 501 for state financial administration and funding Nevada's Senate approves Bill 501 authorizing state expenditures for the 2025-2027 biennium.

Nevada's Senate has taken a significant step by passing Bill 501, paving the way for crucial state funding for the next biennium!

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Senator Foley reflects on Nevada political career and Las Vegas roots Senator Foley shares insights from her legislative experience in Nevada's assembly and senate.

Senator Foley's remarkable journey from a Las Vegas cheerleader to a key figure in Nevada's legislative landscape is a testament to her dedication and impact on public service.

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Senate adjourns until March 20 2025 following joint session with Assembly Senate concludes session and schedules next meeting for March 20 2025

The Nevada State Senate's recent joint session with the Assembly highlights a pivotal moment of collaboration that could reshape the future of legislative action in the state.

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The Culinary Workers Union, 60,000 strong in Vegas, was told to vote by mail in drop boxes on Election Day and they do what they’re told. These VBM in Clark County are going to be hugely D. And as we saw in 2020, even in R areas, VBM is largely D voters, not R. #nevadasenate