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Learn About COIN's Work
Read about COIN's voter education, civic participation, candidate interviews, leadership, and public policy activities.
Nonpartisan voter education in Nevada gives residents a place to learn about candidates, public issues, and civic participation through Coalition of Independent Nevadans.
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Nonpartisan voter education gives Nevada residents another way to learn about public issues, candidates, and participation in the political process. Coalition of Independent Nevadans, known as COIN, is a political action committee based in North Las Vegas, NV. COIN was formed to offer nonpartisan voters a neutral platform for political awareness, education, and organization. The group shares information intended to help people become more involved with matters affecting Nevada. Nonpartisan voter education also gives people a place to follow COIN's work without joining a political party. Residents can learn about COIN, review its public materials, and decide how they want to take part. People who want to connect with COIN can call (702) 245-7111 or visit https://coinevada.org/contact-us.
The Coalition of Independent Nevadans (COIN) is formed as a political action committee to create political awareness, education, and organization for the purpose of providing non-partisan voters a neutral platform to engage in the political process.
Nevada civic participation can start with access to clear information and a place to join the conversation. COIN focuses its work on nonpartisan voters and people interested in learning more about public affairs across Nevada. Its nonpartisan voter education work covers political awareness, voter involvement, public issues, and information about candidates in selected races. COIN also gives supporters ways to volunteer, join its email community, or make a contribution through separate parts of the website. Joining COIN does not require a financial contribution. That distinction gives visitors a clear choice between receiving information, volunteering their time, and giving financial support. Through this work, COIN offers another place for Nevadans to participate in civic life on their own terms.
Education
Our Public Policy Accountability Council provides information on education issues facing Nevada during the legislative session.
Election Reforms
We share information on election reform issues and support nonpartisan participation in primaries.
Real Estate and Housing
Our council reviews legislation on real estate and housing to help Nevadans understand the issues.
Small Business
We provide information on small business issues during Nevada’s legislative session.
Healthcare
Our council examines healthcare legislation and provides information on questions facing Nevada.
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Learn About COIN's Work
Read about COIN's voter education, civic participation, candidate interviews, leadership, and public policy activities.
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Choose How You Participate
Join the email community, volunteer your time, follow COIN's work, or visit the separate contribution page.
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Find Candidate Information
Review COIN's published candidate interview and endorsement materials for selected Nevada races.
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Connect With Nevada Voters
Take part in a Nevada-based organization created around nonpartisan political awareness and participation.
Nonpartisan voter education at COIN also includes candidate interviews in selected races for public office. COIN describes a process in which candidates are interviewed before the organization announces its endorsements. Those endorsement announcements are separate from official election information issued by the State of Nevada. Visitors can review COIN's published endorsement material and make their own voting decisions. COIN also maintains pages covering its leadership, Public Policy Accountability Council, media coverage, and past endorsement records. This gives visitors several ways to learn what the organization does and how its work is presented. Anyone looking for official registration or election information should use Nevada Secretary of State election resources.
COIN gives Nevadans several ways to take part beyond reading about nonpartisan voter education. Visitors can join the organization, volunteer, follow its public work, or contribute through the separate contribution page. Volunteer activities described by COIN include community outreach, phone banking, speaking with friends and relatives, and hosting gatherings. People can also use COIN's website to read about the organization's goals and see its published candidate endorsement records. The organization operates from North Las Vegas, NV while focusing on political participation across Nevada. Its weekday office hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit the contact page when you want to ask COIN a question or learn more about taking part.
