Nevada recently went red for the first time in 20 years, raising questions about what Donald Trump’s second presidential term will look like in the Silver State. These questions were answered in a recent episode of Purple Politics Nevada hosted by KUNR editor Vicki Adame. The episode featured political reporter Lucia Starbuck, senior correspondent Bert Johnson, and KNPR political reporter Paul Boger.
One of the key topics discussed was the impact of Trump’s second term on public lands, immigration, and education in Nevada. The panelists explored the reasons behind Nevada’s purple status, where the state swings between Democratic and Republican control.
KUNR’s coverage of Nevada State Government is made possible by a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, aimed at increasing awareness and engagement with coverage of Nevada State Government. Nevada-based media outlets are allowed to republish stories from KUNR at no cost, as long as credit is given to KUNR Public Radio and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
For more information or to republish stories, media outlets can contact KUNR General Manager Brian Duggan. The discussion on Purple Politics Nevada provided insight into Nevada’s political landscape and what to expect in Trump’s second term as president.
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