Nevada Senate

Nevada — U.S. Senate

Nov 6, 2018Nevada5 candidates

Challengers

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JR

(D)Won

Jacky Rosen is a former synagogue president and software developer who made a rapid rise through Nevada politics, winning her Senate seat in 2018 after serving just one term in the House. She has established herself as a pragmatic Democrat focused on cybersecurity, healthcare affordability, and supporting Nevada's tourism-dependent economy. Rosen's background in technology and her experience in Las Vegas-area politics have shaped her approach to issues ranging from election security to immigration reform.

Vote share50.4%

DH

(R)Lost

Republican politician who served as a U.S. Senator from Nevada (2011–2019) and the 15th Secretary of State of Nevada.

Vote share45.4%

BM

(I)Lost

Vote share0.9%

TH

(L)Lost

Vote share0.9%

KA

Kamau A. Bakari

(I)Lost

Vote share0.7%

Campaign finance data not yet available for this race.

Recent Coverage

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Jacky Rosen visits Poland to discuss antisemitism, Holocaust issues

Jewish InsiderSep 23, 2026

Senators press Rubio to prioritize release of American held in Iran

CBS NewsSep 22, 2026

Shaheen, Curtis, Tillis, Rosen Urge Taiwan's Legislative Yuan to Strengthen Taiwan's Defense and Advance Supplementary Budget

GlobalsecurityApr 17, 2026

Senate lawmakers push for $750 million in security grant funding for 2027

Jewish InsiderApr 17, 2026

US senators reassure Taiwan on weapons approvals in coming weeks

thefrontierpost.comApr 16, 2026

As Trump Administration Weighs Resuming Explosive Nuclear Testing, U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen Visits the Nevada National Security Site to Observe Nuclear Stockpile Certification and is Against Resuming Explosive Nuclear Testing in Nevada - Sierra Sun Times

goldrushcam.comApr 14, 2026

Election History

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2022

2018

2024

Jacky Rosen(D)47.9%

Sam Brown(R)46.2%

Janine Hansen(I)1.5%

Chris Cunningham(L)1.4%

2022

Catherine Cortez Masto(D)48.8%

Adam Laxalt(R)48.0%

Barry Lindemann(I)0.8%

Neil Scott(L)0.6%

Barry L Rubinson(I)0.5%

2018

Jacky Rosen(D)50.4%

Dean Heller(R)45.4%

Tim Hagan(L)0.9%

Barry Michaels(I)0.9%

Kamau A. Bakari(I)0.7%

Campaign finance data sourced from FEC filings. Election results from MIT Election Lab. ChamberLight is not an official government source.