Henderson reelects Romero; North Las Vegas picks Monroe-Moreno as mayor
The Quick Take
Michelle Romero won a second term, receiving 63,044 votes (60.59%) to 41,004 votes (39.41%) for former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick. The Associated Press called the race with about 80% of votes counted. Daniele Monroe-Moreno received 37,464 votes, or 58.05%, to 27,076 votes, or 41.95%, for City Councilman Scott Black. If her lead holds, Monroe-Moreno will succeed Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brow
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