Editorial: The New York Times

• Las Vegas, like much of the United States, has become more expensive.
• People from other more expensive states are moving to Nevada, causing housing prices to rise even more.
• Las Vegas voters are struggling to maintain their middle-class lifestyles and question whether Washington politicians are too out of touch to advocate for them.
• Many voters are losing faith that the results of the presidential elections will have an impact on issues that matter to them, such as high prices and gun violence.
• Despite the strong union stronghold in Las Vegas, the political landscape in Nevada is unstable, with a high proportion of independent voters.
• The Democrats hope to gain support by convincing workers that President Biden has their interests at heart.

Conclusion: As life in Las Vegas becomes harder, Democrats may find themselves working double time to get a reluctant electorate to the polls.

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