Democrat Jacky Rosen has been projected to retain her U.S. Senate seat in Nevada, defeating Republican challenger Sam Brown by a margin of over 12,000 votes. This closely contested race was marked by key issues such as the economy, immigration, and abortion rights, with both candidates attempting to portray the other as extreme. Rosen, who previously won her seat in 2018, emphasized her moderate record and bipartisan initiatives during her campaign, while Brown capitalized on his military background as a Purple Heart veteran. With this victory, Rosen will continue to represent Nevada in a Senate where Republicans currently hold a 52-46 majority, pending results from other states. The outcome is significant for both parties as they prepare for the upcoming Congress, with leadership changes anticipated among Republicans. Overall, the election results highlight the ongoing competitive political landscape in Nevada.