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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in North Las Vegas public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Local Election
Got real estate on your mind? Two local agents are going head-to-head for a seat on the North Las Vegas city council, meaning big decisions about housing and development are up for grabs.
June 9, 2026 Municipal Primary Election Certification
The city officially certified the votes from the June 9 municipal primary election, clearing the way for the upcoming general election contests for mayor, city council seats, and municipal court.
Mayoral Election
North Las Vegas City Councilman Scott Black is running for mayor, which is about to shake up local leadership. This race is a big deal because it will decide who takes the city's top executive office.
Council Vacancy Election
North Las Vegas is holding a special election to fill an open City Council seat with three political newcomers stepping up to run. This race gives residents a chance to bring fresh leadership and new perspectives to local government.
Elections
Three candidates are battling it out for a crucial City Council seat in the Summerlin area. The person who wins this race will have a direct say in local policies that shape your neighborhood.
Mayoral Debate
North Las Vegas mayoral candidates recently threw down in their first debate, giving locals a sneak peek at who wants to run City Hall. If you care about where your tax dollars go and who's shaping local policy, it's definitely worth checking out.
Election Eligibility
A fresh lawsuit is trying to boot mayoral front-runner Scott Black off the ballot because of term limits. If the legal challenge works, the North Las Vegas mayoral race is suddenly anyone's game.
Mayoral Leadership
North Las Vegas just made history by swearing in Nevada's first Black mayor, marking a huge win for local diversity and representation. This new leadership sets a fresh tone for the city's future political landscape.
Council Expansion
Lawmakers are pushing a bill to expand the North Las Vegas city council even though a veto threat is looming. If it passes, expect some major shake-ups in how our local government represents us.