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Transportation & Infrastructure

Transport modes and projects; Senate responsibility is split across roads, transit and other transport.

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Issue Classification

Transportation → Infrastructure (CAP 1010)
Transportation → Mass (CAP 1001)
Transportation → Highways (CAP 1002)

Citizenly editorial mapping · 2026-10-06.1. These links are not official bill classifications or evidence of a hearing.

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roads · aviation · rail · transit · bridges

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Editorial topic connection

Senate · Committee on Environment and Public Works

Transport modes and projects; Senate responsibility is split across roads, transit and other transport.

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Nevada’s Connection

Serving Nevada members assigned to a connected committee in the current roster. Membership does not establish their position, participation or attendance on this issue.

Catherine Cortez Masto
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

Dina Titus
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Jacky Rosen
Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation

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