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Fellow Nevadans --

We want to share the news with you that Nevada's own Sen. Reid was just named the most powerful person in Congress by Congress.org: Click Here.

What does this mean for us in Nevada?  As the most influential person on The Hill, Sen. Reid can do things for Nevada that no one else could, and he does every day.

As Nevada suffers with the highest home foreclosure rate in the nation, Reid is working to keep struggling Nevadans in their homes.  Reid secured $130 million to provide foreclosure counseling for homeowners who are facing foreclosure and has created mobile resource centers in Nevada to help homeowners sort through their options.  As the driving force behind our nation's weakening economy, resolving the foreclosure crisis is key to strengthening Nevada and the nation.
 
Sen. Reid also fought to cut the excessive tax breaks given to oil companies — which are making record profits — so we can invest that money instead renewable energy.  Here in Nevada, where we could be the New Frontier in a clean energy revolution, that could mean more geothermal, solar and wind plants.  Not only does that help clean up our air, it also creates thousands of much-needed jobs.

Over the years, Reid has cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the Yucca Mountain budget, crippling the project that would make our state the nation's nuclear waste dump.  He also secured $340 million to build a veteran's hospital in Las Vegas so Nevada veterans won't have to travel to other states to obtain the quality health care our nation promised them. 

These are just a few examples of the results Sen. Reid delivers for Nevada every day.

Sen. Reid is in his position as Senate Majority Leader because of the incredible support Nevadans have given him over the years.  Thank you for everything you do to support him and all other Nevada Democrats who are working to secure our economy, improve our health care system and bring a responsible end to the war in Iraq.
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Delegate
written by Alexandra Fox, April 09, 2008
I registered online a few weeks ago. However, I am not on the slate or listed as confirmed for Hillary Clinton nor have I recieved any credentials yet.
precinct capt. /precinct 1316 Las Vegas
written by Michele Stern, April 19, 2008
I was a delegate in the CC Convention and also asked to be in the State and National and haven't received my credentials yet.
At the elections at CC last week I saw my name on the list for the Sate Convention. When will my credentials be coming?
Michele Stern

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