Election reflections from the Silver State November 19, 2012 By Jay Jones Las Vegas Sun political editor Anjeanette Damon wants face time with presidential candidates, more time with voters
Analyzing early voting in Nevada November 5, 2012 By Jay Jones Reporting roundup: What might the early numbers tell us?
Nevada media pillory Oceguera attack ad October 16, 2012 By Jay Jones An "outrageous" ad in a House race raises questions—including whether starting a controversy was the aim
A clamor for air time in the Silver State September 27, 2012 By Jay Jones Chris Roman, GM of four Spanish-language TV stations in Nevada, on the messaging frenzy
‘That muddy water’ of fairness August 21, 2012 By Jay Jones With “Line of Attack,” Sun evaluates “legit,” “laughable” campaign claims
On Vegas reporters on Reid on Romney August 8, 2012 By Jay Jones How Reid’s evidence-free claims about Romney’s taxes were covered in the Senate Majority Leader’s home state
With a series of strong stories, Sun‘s Damon shines July 26, 2012 By Jay Jones Articles ID big-money groups, track transparency battles, and call out a "laughable" ad
Christmas in July for Reno TV stations? July 12, 2012 By Jay Jones Reno reporter tallies political ad buys in “the battleground county of the battleground state of Nevada”
Beyond TV sound bites in the Silver State June 18, 2012 By Jay Jones There is a plethora of public affairs programming on Jim Rogers’s three Nevada TV stations
Dark money targets Hispanics in Silver State June 6, 2012 By Jay Jones The law makes shining a light difficult, but reporters can do more than they have so far