Nevada is witnessing a resurgence under President Donald J. Trump and Republican leadership, marked by the largest tax cut for working families in American history and a record of border security. Since his return to office, President Trump has implemented tax reductions, decreased crime rates, secured borders, opened federal lands, boosted American energy, and attracted billions in private investment to Nevada.
Historic Tax Relief for Working Families and Seniors
- No Tax on Tips: Over 440,000 tipped workers in Nevada, including those in Las Vegas where this policy originated, saved an average of $10,000 this tax season.
- No Tax on Overtime: 150,000 Nevada workers benefited by saving an average of $3,000.
- No Tax on Social Security: 500,000 seniors in Nevada paid no federal taxes on their Social Security benefits.
- Increased Refunds: The average tax refund in Nevada increased by 15% to $4,193, placing it among the highest in the nation.
- Rural Health Investments: Nearly $180 million was secured for Nevada’s Rural Health Transformation Program under the Working Families Tax Cuts.
- Economic Protection: The Working Families Tax Cuts safeguarded $10 billion in state GDP and $5 billion in wages for Nevada residents.
Safer Communities and More Affordable Housing
- Violent crime has decreased in Las Vegas and across Nevada compared to the previous administration and continues to trend downward.
- The Trump Administration has maintained a record of 14 consecutive months without releasing a single illegal alien into the U.S., while the U.S. reported negative net migration for the first time in over five decades in 2025, with more than three million illegal aliens leaving since Trump returned to office.
- Consequently, Las Vegas home prices decreased by nearly 4%, the largest drop among major U.S. cities, while statewide home prices fell 2.1% from the previous year.
Billions in New Private Investment
- Apple announced a $600 billion investment over four years, with significant expansion planned for Nevada. Amazon invested $340 billion across the U.S. in 2025, including projects in Nevada. Vantage Data Centers planned a $3 billion AI data center in Storey County. Crocs invested $80 million to expand its Las Vegas center, and First Majestic committed $75 million to restart the Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine in Elko County.
Opening Federal Lands, Advancing Energy Dominance
- The Trump Administration, in collaboration with Gov. Lombardo, initiated a joint task force to open extensive federal lands in Nevada for residential development and accelerated key energy projects to enhance American energy leadership.
Strengthening National Defense
- The FY2027 Air Force budget request includes $730 million for new hangars and facilities at Nellis Air Force Base to accommodate the newest sixth-generation fighter jet.
President Trump and the Republicans are achieving significant milestones for Nevada’s families, workers, seniors, and communities, underscoring the philosophy that America First equates to Nevada First.
