Nevada lawmakers are set to tackle various important issues in the upcoming legislative session, including the potential elimination of daylight saving time, affordable housing, election reform, and the introduction of a state lottery. State Senator Robin Titus and a colleague are leading the charge to end the biannual time change, with a preference for standard time due to health benefits. The agenda also includes addressing mental health care for children, school choice, the film tax credit, and establishing an Office of Inspector General to combat fraud and abuse. However, some issues like the state lottery are being kept under wraps, with lawmakers hesitant to express support. Political reporter Tabitha Mueller notes that there may not be much appetite for the state lottery, as other pressing matters take precedence. Overall, the legislative session promises to be a busy one with a wide range of issues on the table for discussion and potential action.
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