Gov. Joe Lombardo (R-NV) on Thursday vetoed a bill pitched by the state’s Democratic-controlled legislature as an effort to expand voter ID requirements — something he has advocated. As the 2025 legislative session wound down,

Gov. Joe Lombardo already had a reputation for a mighty veto pen when he set a record for the highest number of single-session vetoes at 75 during his first session two years ago. But in 10 days following the Nevada Legislature’s adjournment on June 2,

(The Center Square) - Gov. Joe Lombardo this year vetoed 33 bills that were passed by the Nevada Assembly and Senate. That's short of the state record Lombardo set in 2023 when the Republican governor vetoed 75 bills. And Lombardo decided to focus on the positive in a statement about Nevada’s 83rd legislative session, which ended early Tuesday.