2 feuding Vegas-area GOP factions heading for state showdown
By KEN RITTER
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Feuding factions of the Las Vegas-area Republican Party have emerged from separate meetings with slates of officers. But the head of the state GOP said Wednesday that only one set will be seated at a statewide leadership meeting next month. Party chief Michael McDonald says that will be the Clark County Republican Central Committee group headed by Jesse Law. Law is a former aide to the state GOP and former President Donald Trump’s Nevada campaign who acknowledges support from members associated with the extremist Proud Boys. A separate faction held a virtual meeting Tuesday and elected state Sen. Carrie Buck as chairwoman. Before she was elected, Buck characterized Law’s group as an “insurgency.”