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Race for Reno City Council Ward 4: Incumbent Meghan Ebert
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Kathleen Taylor, vice mayor of Reno representing the 1st ward since 2024, is a declared candidate in the 2026 election for mayor of Reno, Nevada.
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Town Hall with Reno mayoral candidate Kate Marshall
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Morning Download: Nevada basketball's 'Under the Arch Madness' on tap tonight
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ELECTION 2026: Reno mayoral candidates lay out their first 100 days in office
WASHOE COUNTY, Nev.: Reno mayoral candidates Kate Marshall and Kathleen Taylor are making their case to voters ahead of the November election.
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2026 race
Kathleen Taylor, who has been vice mayor of Reno, Nevada, since 2024 and represents the city's 1st ward, is a declared candidate in the 2026 election for mayor of Reno. The office is open because the incumbent, Hillary Schieve, is barred from seeking a fourth term.
Candidates first competed in a nonpartisan top-two primary on June 9, 2026, ahead of the November 3 general election. Eddie Lorton, the runner-up in the 2018 and 2022 mayoral elections, is also among the declared candidates.
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