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Forecast for Nevada's marijuana tax for 2018 was $26,400,000. Actual tax revenue was $42,400,000. #nvleg

12:43 am · February 22, 2019

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And the @NevadaSenate jumps into reintroduction of bills (or variations of bills) that Gov Sandoval vetoed in 2017. SB192 by @Senatorspearman would set minimum coverage for insurance offered to minimum wage workers. See my story in the Nevada Forward. buff.ly/2S8AcAJ

9:58 pm · February 20, 2019

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Another bill that Governor Sandoval vetoed in 2017 gets reintroduced. This one on banning private prisons. See my story in the Nevada Forward. buff.ly/2S8AcAJ

5:03 pm · February 19, 2019

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I wrote about the bills Governor Sandoval vetoed in 2017, with notes on whether they might be reintroduced in 2019. @AssmSkipDaly just put through a bill on legislative oversight on the executive branch. buff.ly/2S8AcAJ

4:15 pm · February 19, 2019

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This is fun. A look at how people in the @NevadaAssembly fight via politeness and decorum. Note: When the Majority Floor Leader stands and says, "Point of order," somebody's in trouble. buff.ly/2S66tIB

3:25 am · February 16, 2019

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