Posted on 02/03/2015 8:01:38 AM PST by redreno
State lawmakers began work Monday, three months after most of them were elected. Depending on how things play out during the first weeks of the 2015 Legislature, three months from now some of those lawmakers could find themselves on the ballot again — before the end of the regular session.
Conservative activists are laying the groundwork to recall new Assembly Speaker John Hambrick, R-Las Vegas, freshman Assemblyman Chris Edwards, R-Las Vegas, and other moderate Republican legislators who refuse to flatly reject the tax increases proposed by GOP Gov. Brian Sandoval. If those activists go forward with recall petitions — under state law, they must wait until 10 days after the start of the session to collect voter signatures — the Nevada Republican Party might launch its own recall campaigns against GOP lawmakers allied with the conservative rabble-rousers. The number of recall elections this spring could exceed the statewide total of the past 20 years.
Bring it on.
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Google: Las Vegas, zillow
Look at the first 20 pages. All foreclosures and auctions.
The Gov. Brian Sandoval wants more taxes from the people who create the wealth? !!
Recall him!!!
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