Carrie Buck Wins Nevada's 1st GOP Primary, Targeting a D+2 House Seat
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 10
Carrie Buck Wins Nevada's 1st GOP Primary, Targeting a D+2 House Seat
2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 10
Summary
Nevada state Sen. Carrie Buck captured the Republican nomination in Nevada's 1st Congressional District, beating businessman Michael Boris and other candidates to advance to November.
Trump and Gov. Joe Lombardo endorsed Buck, and national Republican groups backed her as she maintained a fundraising edge and entered Election Day as the frontrunner.
The race now shifts to Democratic Rep. Dina Titus, who has held the Las Vegas-area seat since 2013 and is expected to start the general election with a sizable money advantage.
Cook Political Report rates the district Likely Democrat, but recent redistricting left it at D+2, fueling Republican hopes in a seat the party has not won since 1999.