Leadership vacuum looms as health system CEOs head for the exit https://t.co/GQVAthKcjy
ICYMI: @SpeakerYeagerNV and Floor Majority Leader @sandra4nv will not seek re-election. Ryan Hampton, a Democrat, has already announced he's running to fill Yeager's seat. https://t.co/CIomg1KQWF via @reviewjournal
OPINION by Indy CEO @RalstonReports: Nevada's broken Legislature is losing leaders “We should pay our lawmakers more, they should meet every year and we should provide them with ample staff support. Until we do, the exodus will continue unabated.” https://t.co/f5mtDg1k9P https://t.co/Gbc5HWx0t9
Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager and Majority Floor Leader Sandra Jauregui have announced they will not seek re-election in 2026 but remain open to pursuing other political offices. Both leaders will complete their current terms leading the Assembly Democratic Caucus. Their departures reflect ongoing challenges within the Nevada Legislature, which some observers describe as facing systemic issues including inadequate compensation, infrequent sessions, and insufficient staff support. This leadership turnover is part of a broader trend of experienced lawmakers leaving Carson City, raising concerns about a potential leadership vacuum. Democrat Ryan Hampton has already declared his candidacy to succeed Yeager in his Assembly seat.