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Preserving Nevada Harry Reid has always been a tireless advocate protecting Nevada’s treasures. Since he first entered Congress, he has fought to ensure that Nevada’s future generations will be able to enjoy our state’s pristine outdoors both for recreation and sport. Read More »

Economy Senator Reid is working closely with the Obama administration to put Nevadans to work and get our state’s economy back on track. Read More »

Health Care Senator Reid is working on insurance reform that makes health care affordable and puts patients in cahrge of their care, not the insurance industry or government bureaucrats. Read More »

Energy Nevada is poised to be the country’s leading producer of clean energy and Senator Harry Reid is leading the way to make this a reality, creating jobs, saving consumers money, and diversifying our state’s economy. Read More »

Taxes  Senator Reid is committed to keeping taxes low for Nevada’s families. Reid led the Senate in passing middle-class tax cuts, providing relief to a million Nevada families. Read More »

Yucca Mountain Thanks to Senator Reid, the plan to store more than 70,000 tons of nuclear waste just 90 miles from Las Vegas has been scrubbed, protecting our families and our economy. Read More »

Veterans A quarter of a million veterans live in Nevada. Senator Reid is fighting to ensure that we keep our promise to those who have given so much for their country. Read More »

Immigration Senator Reid has been a champion for responsible, comprehensive immigration reform that strengthens our immigration laws and secures the border. Read More »

Education With a proper educational foundation, our children can achieve anything they put their mind to. Senator Reid is working hard to improve our schools so they produce a workforce that can compete. Read More »

Second Amendment When a court tried to interfere with the way Nevada and other states regulate hunting and fishing in the state, Reid stepped in and passed legislation that preserved each state’s right to regulate hunting and fishing as they see fit. Read More »