Carpetbagger allegation, misplaced valor make Nevada's red House seat competitive
Nevada's second congressional district, a long-standing Republican stronghold, is facing a competitive challenge in the upcoming election. The race is being influenced by controversies regarding candidate residency and claims of military valor.
Why it matters
Competitive House races in historically safe districts are key indicators of shifting political tides and national electoral trends.
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