Nevada Legislature Ends; Crime Bill, Film Studio Bill Die

Nevada Legislature ends; crime bill, film studio bill die

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- As the clock ticked towards midnight Monday, lawmakers hustled to pass bills, but not fast enough. Before some key items could get approval, Senate Republicans stopped proceedings. They objected to changes for Legislative Commission positions right up until the midnight deadline The result: Gov. Joe Lombardo's crime bill, a health care bill, and the film tax credit expansions all died. The governor has around 10 days to sign …

Nevada Legislature adjourns without passing Lombardo priority bills, film tax measure

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Nevada Legislature: 11th hour sprint on final day not enough for film studio, two Lombardo bills

The Nevada State Senate as the clock ran down on the final day of the 2025 Legislative Session. (Photo: April Corbin Girnus/Nevada Current)Tha tha that’s all, folks! The Nevada State Legislature channeled their inner “Looney Tunes” and ended this year’s session in dramatic fashion, with a Senate Republican-led filibuster and the death of several high-profile bills. Most prominent among the casualties was the heavily lobbied proposal to give $1.4…

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Nevada Legislature ends with Lombardo priority bills, film tax study not passing - The Nevada Independent

The Nevada legislative session concluded Monday night with lawmakers passing all of the constitutionally required budget bills but with four of Gov. Joe Lombardo’s five priority bills failing to advance before the clock struck midnight.