Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen credited her decades spent living in the state for guiding her choices in the Senate during her victory speech Saturday

Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen has narrowly defended her Senate seat following a tough reelection battle against Republican Army veteran Sam Brown. The incumbent's victory marks a crucial win for Senate Democrats,

Nevada's U.S. Senate race and most House races are too early to call. Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen has outspent Republican challenger Sam Brown by more than 3-1.

Nevada Democrat Jacky Rosen is in a neck-and-neck battle in her bid to return to the U.S. Senate for a second term, while her party lost its slim voting majority in the upper chamber of Congress.

About 40,000 voters picked "None of These Candidates" in Nevada's race for U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen's seat. Rosen is expected to win reelection.

The Nevada Independent will be tracking and calling key races in Nevada, including the presidential, congressional and legislative contests.

Democratic incumbent Sen. Jacky Rosen won reelection early Saturday morning after The Associated Press declared she had beat Republican Sam Brown in a race that turned on Rosen’s strong performance in the state’s two largest counties — Clark and Washoe.

Jacky Rosen prevailed over Republican Sam Brown in Nevada and will head back to the U.S. Senate for six more years. Rosen beat Brown by 1.4 percentage points, the Associated Press reported Saturday, despite President-elect Donald Trump defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in the state by 4 points.

Jacky Rosen won reelection in the battleground state of Nevada, overcoming a challenge by Republican Sam Brown. Rosen, who was first elected in 2018, used her sizable cash advantage over Brown to run ads framing her opponent as an anti-abortion extremist and political carpetbagger who only moved to the state in 2018.