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The warning signs are already here

What happens whenone party controls everything.

Look at what happened in states where Democrats controlled the governor’s office and the legislature, starting right here in Nevada.

Right here in Nevada

Nevada has seen it too.

Nevada
Egg law suspended

Passed under Democratic leadership in 2021. In 2025 the state had to suspend it to bring egg prices down.

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Nevada
87 bills vetoed

By mid-June 2025, including a paid-leave mandate on employers with 50+ workers. The veto is the check.

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Other states

And in the states that have it all.

California
63.4¢ per gallon

State gasoline excise tax beginning July 1, 2026.

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California
$20 fast-food wage

Minimum wage for employees at covered fast-food restaurants.

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Illinois
Cash bail eliminated

First state to eliminate cash bail statewide.

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Illinois
Nearly $500M in new taxes

Out-of-state business income, tobacco, telecom and per-bet sports betting taxes in the 2026 budget.

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Washington
More services taxed

Sales tax extended to IT, advertising, software and staffing services.

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Washington
35% estate tax

Top rate on estates over $9 million, up from 20%, plus a 9.9% top rate on capital gains.

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Maryland
New and higher taxes

New technology-services tax, capital-gains surcharge and higher fees.

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Oregon
Voters said no, 83%

Legislature passed a gas tax hike and higher vehicle fees. Voters rejected them in May 2026.

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New York
$9 to enter Manhattan

Peak congestion toll for most E-ZPass passenger vehicles.

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New York
Gas stove ban, now paused

Law bars gas stoves and furnaces in new buildings. Paused in Nov. 2025 amid a federal lawsuit.

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Every card links to its source. Nevada’s 2025 egg shortage was driven by bird flu; the cage-free law limited which eggs Nevada stores could sell, and the state reported prices fell an average of $1.37 a dozen after it suspended the law. Maryland’s higher fees include a new $5-per-tire fee and a vehicle emissions inspection fee that rose from $14 to $30. Oregon’s result was a preliminary count.

One seat in the Senate.One seat in the Assembly.

Don’t let Nevada follow their lead.

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