Nevada candidate endorsement lists from COIN record the candidates the organization selected for the 2026 General Election and past election cycles. COIN states that it reviews candidates running for public office before announcing endorsements in selected races. The approved 2026 General Election Endorsements are available in the original downloadable PDF, with all 88 endorsements. Historical material refers to the 2024 and 2022 election cycles. These endorsements represent COIN’s own choices and are separate from official candidate lists issued by the State of Nevada. Visitors can review the available records to see which candidates received COIN’s support during those election years. The page also gives voters a historical record of the organization’s involvement in Nevada elections. Each voter can consider COIN’s endorsements along with candidate information, public records, and official election materials before making a personal voting decision.
COIN candidate endorsements are published after the organization’s stated candidate review process. COIN says it interviews candidates seeking public office in selected races before making an endorsement announcement. The endorsement list records the organization’s selections rather than presenting an official government recommendation. COIN describes its endorsement process as connected to its broader work with nonpartisan voters and civic participation. The organization’s existing page does not publish a full explanation of every interview, question, response, or endorsement decision. Visitors should not assume that an endorsement contains information beyond what COIN has actually published. Official candidate filings, ballot information, and election records remain available through Nevada election authorities.
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View COIN’s Published Selections
See the candidates COIN selected for endorsement in election records made available by the organization.
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Compare Election Years
Review separately labeled endorsement material from 2024 and the archived 2022 election cycle.
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Keep Past Records in Context
Clear year labels help visitors distinguish historical COIN endorsements from current election information.
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Add Another Source to Candidate Research
Use COIN’s selections alongside official candidate records and other election information when researching a race.
Past Nevada candidate endorsements can help visitors understand COIN’s activity during earlier election cycles. The current source material identifies a 2024 endorsement list and provides access to a 2022 endorsement record. Those years should remain clearly labeled so visitors do not mistake an older selection for a current endorsement. COIN’s approved 2026 General Election Endorsements are available in the original PDF linked above. The names shown in the existing 2024 endorsement image should be carried over only from the approved source asset rather than re-created from memory. Keeping each election year separate also makes the archive easier to understand. Visitors looking for current ballot information should compare any COIN material with official Nevada election records.
COIN endorsement lists can be one source a Nevada voter reviews when researching candidates. An endorsement reflects the organization’s own selection and does not replace a voter’s independent review of a candidate. Voters may also read candidate statements, public records, campaign material, news reporting, and government election information. Nevada’s Secretary of State publishes official candidate and election information for statewide use. COIN’s past endorsement records can remain available as an archive while newer election-cycle material is added only after approval. This keeps older and newer political information from being mixed together. Questions about COIN’s endorsement records can be directed to the organization at (702) 245-7111 or through https://coinevada.org/contact-us.
