Democratic incumbent Senator Jacky Rosen has been declared the winner of the closely contested Nevada U.S. Senate race against Republican Sam Brown, with results showing her leading by approximately 1 percentage point (47.7% to 46.7%) as mail-in ballots were counted. Rosen's victory, confirmed by Decision Desk HQ, helps maintain a tighter balance of power in the Senate despite Democrats losing their majority overall. Key issues in the race included abortion rights, with voters approving a measure to enshrine reproductive protections in the state constitution, which Rosen supported, while Brown remained ambiguous on his stance. Rosen's campaign benefited from significant financial support, outspending Brown's campaign considerably, and her strong backing from labor unions played a crucial role in her success. Brown, a combat veteran, focused on economic issues and criticized Democrats for national security concerns, but ultimately could not overcome the late surge of mail ballots that favored Rosen. With Nevada's final results not certified until November 15, the race showcased the ongoing competitiveness between the two parties in the state, reminiscent of the 2022 Senate race.