Bill Tracker for Legislators

This tracker serves as a dynamic tool to monitor key legislation during the current session, offering insights into how Nevada Policy ranks current bills. These are the key bills that will determine your legislator score in our 2025 Legislative Scorecard.  Here are some important points to keep in mind: 

Living Document: This tracker will be updated regularly—once or twice a week—based on the introduction of new bills, as well as hearings and developments on existing ones. As new information becomes available, the tracker will reflect updates. 

Changing Positions: Our position on some bills may evolve as hearings occur and new details emerge. Initially neutral positions may shift as more questions are addressed and clarified. 

Priority Weighting: Bills ranked as Priority 1 will carry more weight in a legislator’s evaluation than those ranked as Priority 2. Prioritization reflects the bill’s significance and impact on our research focus areas and audiences. 

Legislator Scores: Legislators can gain or lose points not only by voting, but also based on the quality of the legislation they introduce. Introducing strong bills will earn positive points, while poor legislation will result in deductions. 

Personal Report Cards: This year each legislator will receive a personal “report card,” accessible online by their constituents. These will include breakdowns of the legislator’s performance on key bills, with an overall grade. 

Solutions Sourcebook: For further clarification on our stance, here is a digital version of our Solutions Sourcebook, which provides policy recommendations, historical context, and key legislative insights. It should be the primary resource for understanding our position on specific bills alongside empirical evidence. 

Questions or Concerns?: If you have any questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to contact Anahit at anahit@nevadapolicy.org or 818-533-8855.  

Together, we can ensure that the legislative process reflects impactful decision-making that benefits all Nevadans.