Nevada governor, attorney general file financial disclosures

(The Center Square) – Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford, who have both been scrutinized in the recent past for their financial dealings, have filed their annual disclosure reports.

Thursday was the deadline for the disclosures, which, under state law, are required for all state and local elected or appointed officials. Ford, a Democrat, and Lombardo, a Republican, disclosed their financial statements in a year that will likely see one of them elected govenor. They’re the early frontrunners in their parties’ primaries on June 9. They’re expected to face each other in the Nov. 3 general election.

Lombardo’s report showed he made $177,000 in 2025 as governor. He listed eight properties in his Financial Disclosure Statement owned by household members, not including his personal residence. They included five plots of land between Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson an...