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Nevada’s Gubernatorial Race: Ford vs. Lombardo
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- June 10, 2026
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In Nevada, there is a highly anticipated race for governor set for this November. Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford will challenge incumbent Republican Governor Joe Lombardo. This election could draw significant attention nationwide.
Aaron Ford’s Campaign
Aaron Ford, elected as Nevada’s Attorney General in 2018, secured the Democratic nomination by defeating five other candidates. His campaign has focused on criticizing Governor Lombardo for issues such as the rising costs of groceries, gas, housing, and healthcare. Ford has sought to associate Lombardo with President Trump, whose popularity has waned since Trump won the state narrowly two years ago.
Joe Lombardo’s Background
Governor Joe Lombardo faced six primary challengers but emerged victorious. His successes include bipartisan support for a bill holding school districts accountable, modifications to criminal justice reforms following George Floyd’s death, and initiatives to improve housing accessibility. Lombardo played a role in securing public financing for a new Major League Baseball stadium for the A’s, previously based in Oakland.
Election Predictions and Support
The Cook Political Report has classified this race as a toss-up, indicating it could be highly competitive. While Lombardo enters the general election with substantial financial resources, voter outreach and messaging are crucial. Ford has gained the support of the influential Culinary Union, which represents hospitality workers in Nevada. This group, with around 60,000 members in the state, has been pivotal in driving voter turnout by integrating polling sites into casinos and resorts.
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