31st Special Session | Dallas for Nevada

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Senate agenda

Each day, the Senate's Agenda will be posted on the Legislature's website. Here you can also find exhibits provided to the Senate by that day's presenters.

governor's proposed budget cuts

The Governor's Office has proposed significant budget cuts to address our budget shortfall.

Changes to k-12 Education

The State of Nevada is in an unprecedented position. This has required the Legislature to consider changes to education funding. You can find detailed proposed changes below.

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Nevada's Economy By the Numbers

97.3

decline in tourism

During the Great Recession, Nevada lost approximately 180,000 jobs over nearly three years. During the COVID-19 crisis, Nevada lost more than 250,000 jobs in the past three months. Following the events of September 11, 2001, Las Vegas visitor volume reported a peak decline of 12.4 percent. As a result of COVID-19 closures, visitor volume was off 97.3 percent in April 2020

434,388

unemployment claiMs (3/21 -5/9)

The number of claims filed between March 21 and May 9 is unprecedented. For reference, during the 2009 recession (1/10-2/28) 62,700 claims were filed. In December 2019, the unemployment rate was roughly 4.1 percent—the State’s historical low. May 2020 jobs numbers show that Nevada’s unemployment rate is now 25.3 percent. For comparison

1.2 Billion

Projected budget shortfall

Revenue projections developed jointly by the Legislative Counsel Bureau’s (LCB) Fiscal Analysis Division and the Governor's Finance Office currently reflect a total estimated General Fund shortfall of approximately $1.2 billion in FY 2020-21.