Nevada’s first Democratic governor in two decades has his sights set on tougher gun laws

(Erik Verduzco | Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP) On Election Day, Nov. 6, 2018, Nevada Democratic gubernatorial candidate Steve Sisolak waits to cast his vote at a polling station at Kenny Guinn Middle School in Las Vegas. The governor-elect says his priorities are enacting tougher gun laws, expanding Medicare coverage and improving Nevada’s education system.

Nevada’s first Democratic governor in two decades has his sights set on tougher gun laws

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