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The Nevada Assembly took the first steps this week to establish the state as the new first-in-nation primary and leapfrog Iowa and New Hampshire in the 2024 presidential voting calendar.
A Nevada Assembly committee on Thursday advanced Democrat-backed legislation to end Nevada's party-run caucuses and replace them with a state-run primary election to be held on the first Tuesday in February during presidential years -- or Feb. 6, 2024, for the next election cycle.
The legislation would next head to a full vote in the state assembly, but it may run afoul of the national Democratic and Republican Party rules that set the nominating calendar and have issued penalties in the past to rogue states that have previously tried to move up their primary dates.