Democrats nominate Susie Lee in Nevada battleground House race

June 10, 2026 1:11 AM EDT

Democratic congresswoman Susie Lee listens to doctors at a roundtable in her Nevada House district, where abortion rights have become a central issue in her re-election campaign after the June 24 Supreme Court ruling that ended federal abortion rights, in

By Nolan D. ‌McCaskill

June 9 (Reuters) - ​Democratic ​voters nominated Susie Lee on Tuesday to run in Nevada's 3rd Congressional ‌District, a Las Vegas-area swing seat that ⁠could help decide control of the U.S. House ‌of Representatives in November, ‌U.S. media projected.

The district is among a small number of battlegrounds expected to shape ​the balance of power in Congress.

Incumbent Democratic Representative Susie Lee, who was reelected by ⁠nearly 3 percentage points in 2024 despite Trump's narrow win ​in the district, sought renomination against cardiologist James Lally, a self-funded former Republican ​who has put $1 million ‌into his campaign. Other candidates were Marine Corps veteran Terrill Robinson and Brandon ⁠West, who ran unsuccessfully for the state Senate in 2018.

Lee raised $3.9 million and reported more than $3.3 ⁠million on hand by May 20, compared with $261,000 for ​Lally, according to pre-primary filings.

The Democratic nominee will face the Republican winner in what is expected to ‌be a closely fought general election contest. Final results could take time, ‌as Nevada processes votes under procedures that ⁠can delay official calls ‌in close ​races.

(Reporting by Nolan D. McCaskill, additional reporting by Bipasha Dey; Editing by Howard ‌Goller)



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