Republican Joe Lombardo has won the race for governor in Nevada, NBC News projects, narrowly defeating Democratic incumbent Steve Sisolak.
In addition, Las Vegas’ hotels and casinos were ravaged by the pandemic, although the tourism industry made a robust recovery under Sisolak.
He frequently attacked Sisolak over the increase in public school violence in the state, a controversial decision to alter funding for a popular reading program, pandemic school closings and what Lombardo claims is a pervasiveness of “social-reform curriculum” — a phrase he and his campaign said equates to “teaching kids what to think instead of how to think.”by GOP candidates to make education policy a campaign strength — evidently connected with voters.
While Lombardo had claimed that voter fraud had occurred in the state during the 2020 race, he also frequently noted that it would have never been enough to change the outcome.
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