Nevada caucuses

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., won the Nevada Democratic caucuses in a runaway victory on Saturday. The second- and third-place winners have not yet been announced.

Sen. Bernie Sanders won his second straight contest on Saturday with a convincing victory in Nevada, the first racially diverse state on the primary calendar.

Sen. Bernie Sanders’ convincing victory in the Nevada caucuses has made him the undisputed front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Bernie Sanders scored a resounding victory in Nevada’s presidential caucuses on Saturday, cementing his status as the Democrats’ national front-runner amid escalating tensions over whether he’s too liberal to defeat President Donald Trump. While Sanders scored a strong victory, a cluster of candidates fought for a distant second place — and any momentum that may come with it heading...

The Nevada caucus, the third contest in the Democratic presidential race, is Saturday

Presidential candidates made their last urgent pleas as Nevada Democrats prepared to weigh in on their party’s presidential nomination fight.

Six candidates took the stage in Las Vegas for the ninth Democratic primary debate on Wednesday. They tackled questions on climate and immigration policy while fending off personal attacks. Here’s what each had to say during the sometimes-heated, two-hour event.

The first major test of billionaire Mike Bloomberg’s presidential campaign plays out in the city of high rollers when he faces questions and sharp elbows on a debate stage for the first time.

Candidates campaign ahead of Wednesday’s debate; former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg will take part, but isn’t on the caucus ballot in Nevada.

Joe Biden, standing on a Las Vegas stage roughly 1,000 feet from the scene of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, took on White House rival Bernie Sanders Saturday night for his past vote to exempt gun manufacturers from liability for shootings

Democratic presidential candidates in the still-crowded 2020 field are facing their first test in the racially diverse state of Nevada with solid union muscle and shaky plans for a presidential caucus

The Culinary Union, the most influential union in Nevada politics, has decided to stay out of the state’s Democratic presidential caucuses