Mail-in voting continues to be a popular option for Nevadans. In the 2024 election, nearly half of the state’s voters chose to cast their ballots by mail. Nevada’s elections are carefully designed to be safe and secure, ensuring that every vote counts.

Whether you prefer voting in person or by mail, participating in our democracy is simple and reliable. Learn more about how to request your mail-in ballot and make your voice heard.

Wildfires don’t just happen—they’re fueled by a changing climate.
Investing in clean energy and resilient communities helps prevent catastrophic fires.
Protecting our planet means protecting our neighbors.

Faith calls us to care for creation and for one another. 

Here at LEAN, we celebrate the ways Lutheran churches across Nevada are putting their faith into action, addressing real concerns in their communities with courage, compassion, and hope. Together, we walk in faith. Together, we walk for justice. Together, we walk with our neighbors.

Every day in Nevada, survivors seek safety, shelter, and hope. On one single day last year:
530 survivors received services
366 adults & children found safe shelter
164 survivors accessed vital non-residential support
36 people were turned away because resources ran out

These numbers aren’t just statistics. They are neighbors, families, and community members.

At LEAN, we advocate for policies that ensure no survivor is ever turned away. Together, we can make Nevada a place where everyone can live free from violence.

Extra heat brings real challenges for our communities:

• Rising costs: Families already stretched thin face higher utility bills just to keep cool.
• Health impacts: Extreme heat worsens asthma, heart conditions, and puts elders, children, and outdoor workers at risk.
• Wildfire danger: Longer, more intense fire seasons threaten our neighborhoods.

These aren’t just “weather problems.” They’re justice issues. Low-income and marginalized communities are hit hardest, with fewer resources to adapt and recover.

As people of faith, we are called to love our neighbors and protect creation. That means advocating for policies that reduce emissions, invest in clean energy, and ensure resources reach those most vulnerable.

Together, we can build a Nevada—and a West—where everyone has the chance not just to survive, but to thrive.