COIN media coverage gives visitors access to published reporting and commentary that has mentioned the Coalition of Independent Nevadans. The organization’s existing Media page links to stories from Nevada and national publications. Those sources include The Nevada Independent, Las Vegas Review-Journal, RGJ, and The Washington Post. Each article comes from an outside publication rather than from COIN itself. The links let readers see how journalists and opinion writers have discussed the organization and subjects connected to nonpartisan voters. Publication dates and article content remain under the control of each news outlet. Visitors can read the original articles directly to understand the reporting and commentary in its full context.
Nevada news coverage makes up a large part of the COIN media coverage currently listed on the organization’s website. The Nevada Independent published a 2022 story about COIN’s launch and its stated plans to engage nonpartisan voters. The Las Vegas Review-Journal also published coverage about the organization and its role as a platform for nonpartisan participation. RGJ published an opinion piece connected to nonpartisan voters and Nevada politics. These publications are separate news organizations, and their reporting or commentary should not be presented as statements written by COIN. Links on this page should lead visitors directly to the matching publication and article. Keeping those destinations accurate helps readers identify the original source of each piece.
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Original Publication Links
Go directly to the news outlet that published each listed article or opinion piece.
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Nevada and National Coverage
Find COIN-related material from Nevada publications and a national newspaper in one place.
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Clear Source Attribution
See which outside publication is responsible for each article instead of confusing news coverage with COIN’s own website copy.
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Organized Media Archive
Keep older coverage available by publication and article while making room for approved additions in the future.
COIN media features are best read through the original publication so visitors can see the complete article, author information, date, and surrounding context. The Media page acts as a directory rather than a replacement for those articles. COIN’s source material does not contain approved summaries of the linked stories, so this page does not create new descriptions of their conclusions. Readers can follow each link and decide what they take from the reporting or commentary. Older articles should remain associated with their original publication dates rather than being presented as current reporting. This is especially useful when an article discusses voter registration figures, election cycles, or political conditions from an earlier year. The archive can be updated when COIN has approved new media links to add.
COIN media coverage offers another way for visitors to learn how the organization has appeared in public reporting. The current archive includes both Nevada-based publications and a national newspaper. These links sit alongside COIN’s own website pages about its background, leadership, public policy work, endorsements, and participation options. News coverage and opinion articles remain distinct from material written by the organization. Readers researching COIN can compare the organization’s own statements with outside reporting and other public records. Questions about COIN itself can be directed to the organization at (702) 245-7111 during its listed weekday office hours. Visitors can also contact COIN through https://coinevada.org/contact-us.
