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The Nevada Independent
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Las Vegas, January 2, 2026
A suite of new Nevada laws took effect today, addressing issues ranging from election integrity and healthcare access to voting rights and support for vulnerable populations. The legislation, passed during the 2025 regular and special legislative sessions, aims to modernize state policies and address emerging challenges.
The Nevada Independent has compiled this overview of crucial legislation going into effect today here.
- AB73 requires disclosure of artificial intelligence in political advertising.
- AB169 expands insurance coverage for speech-language treatment for those under 26.
- AB176, the Right to Contraception and Family Planning Services Act, protects access to reproductive healthcare.
- AB220 authorizes the creation of a program to issue identification cards to people experiencing homelessness.
- AB367 expands language access for voters.
New Laws Take Effect in Nevada
Several new laws went into effect on January 1, 2026, impacting a wide range of issues across the state.
AI Disclosure in Political ads
Nevada is addressing the growing concern of misinformation in elections with AB73. Introduced by Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar, the law requires any political communication – paid for by a candidate, organization, or political committee – that utilizes artificial intelligence to clearly disclose its use
