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If you’re a registered Democrat (or if you register on-site), you can vote early February 15-18 in your county of residence at any of the locations listed here.

His policies generally are down the middle of the fairway among the Democrats, in most cases a logical extension of the Obama presidency.

In many respects, his policies begin and end with climate change. Because, as he puts it, “if you don’t get that fixed, nothing else matters.”

She lists her top three priorities as building a strong ladder for the working and middle classes, addressing climate change and reforming immigration.

No matter what Derrick Jones Jr. comes up with in his second career NBA Dunk Contest February 15 in Chicago, he doesn’t foresee it making his list of all-time favorite slams.

He has assembled a seasoned team that understands the issues and offers one of the most thorough and coherent sets of plans in the field.

Neither made themselves available for interviews for this project, but here’s a brief look at their stances.

The stakes are nothing less than the nation’s democracy, the global climate and the safety and well-being of both American citizens and the outsiders seeking refuge in our nation.

The Golden Knights are reaching a defining point in the season. They’re good enough to be in contention in the Pacific Division, but not good enough to break from the pack.

With the nation desperately in need of a president who can restore our values and be a leader for all Americans, the two are the best-suited candidates. We urge Nevadans to caucus for either one of them.