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Nevada candidates call for fraud enforcement, healthcare aid
Republicans and Horsford are clashing over drug price caps, health savings accounts and fraud enforcement as Nevada voters prepare for the June 9 primary.
- Candidates in Nevada's 4th Congressional District are debating healthcare policies and fraud enforcement ahead of the June 9 primary elections.
- Snowden criticized the current officeholder for not effectively helping the Las Vegas community during their tenure.
- Horsford's campaign proposes capping prescription drug prices at $2,000 annually and negotiating costs to save Nevadans money.
- Snowden supports healthcare reforms that increase patient choice and accountability in the system.
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Nevada candidates call for fraud enforcement, healthcare aid
Editor's note: This is part of a series previewing the congressional and statewide races in the Nevada primary election, set for June 9. The election will determine which Democrats and Republicans will face each other in the Nov. 3 general…
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right14Center13Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Right
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