The Las Vegas Review-Journal's Judicial Voter Guide landed in Sunday's print edition, giving voters ample time to prepare for the midterm elections. The 24-page insert highlights 20 contested judicial races whose candidates were interviewed by the newspaper's public safety and courthouse journalists.
The guide augments the findings of the Review-Journal's Judging the Judges project from last year and provides detailed attorney ratings of all sitting judges, including incumbents on the ballot this fall. It also includes pertinent voter information such as frequently asked questions and a list of all polling locations for early voting and Election Day on Nov. 3.
Mail ballots began shipping across Nevada on Monday, and early voting kicks off on Saturday. Voters will decide on four congressional races, the governor's contest, and other statewide and local elections, with dozens of judicial seats up for grabs from municipal positions to the Nevada Supreme Court.
Online readers already had access to an expanded version of the guide at lvrj.com/voterguide, which includes the rest of the federal, state and local races, as well as the Review-Journal's ongoing elections coverage. Candidates from all races in Southern Nevada were given the chance to submit answers to office-specific questions in their own words.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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