Gov. Joe Lombardo called for bipartisanship on Nevada’s first day of its legislative session. “I’m hopeful that legislators will join me in setting aside partisan rhetoric and focus on what unites us this session,

CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) - Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo is calling for bipartisanship as the 2025 Legislative Session begins. Feb. 3 marked the start of the 83rd session of the Legislature. The session will last 120 days.

Following some concerns over a structural deficit in the first draft submitted to lawmakers, Republicans say the budget is now balanced.

On Monday the Nevada Legislature will start its general session, which is a thing the Nevada Legislature does every other year for 120 days (+1 or more, on occasion). People often give scant attention to what state legislatures do,

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo, the Nevada State Senate and Nevada State Assembly will convene over the next 120 days to make decisions that will affect our University now and well into the future.

More than 60 lawmakers — plus lobbyists, staff and media – will fill the halls of the Nevada State Legislature on Monday for the start of the 83rd Legislative Session. Nevada’s part-time legislature meets every odd year for 120 days.