As Primary Day looms in Nevada, candidates across the state are making their final pushes to secure the support of voters in key races. From the gubernatorial race to local city council contests, the political landscape in Nevada is heating up as candidates vie for their party's nomination.In the race for governor, incumbent Governor Kate Marshall is facing a tough challenge from former Lieutenant Governor Brian Krolicki. Marshall, a Democrat, is seeking a second term in office and has been touting her record on healthcare and education during her time in office. Krolicki, a Republican, has been hammering Marshall on issues of government spending and taxes, painting her as out of touch with the needs of everyday Nevadans.The primary race for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is also heating up, with several candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. Cortez Masto, the first Latina to serve in the U.S. Senate, is facing challenges from progressive candidates who argue she hasn't done enough to address issues like healthcare and climate change. On the Republican side, retired businessman Tom Mitchell is facing off against conservative firebrand Sarah Thompson, who has been garnering significant support from the state's conservative base.In local races, city council and mayoral races are also in full swing. In Las Vegas, incumbent Mayor Carolyn Goodman is facing a tough challenge from former City Councilman Oscar Goodman Jr., who is running on a platform of increased transparency and accountability in city government. In Reno, incumbent Mayor Hillary Schieve is facing a crowded field of challengers, including former City Councilwoman Naomi Duerr, who has been critical of Schieve's handling of issues like affordable housing and homelessness.As Primary Day approaches, candidates are ramping up their campaign efforts, with ads flooding the airwaves and campaign volunteers hitting the streets to drum up support. With the stakes high in key races across the state, voters can expect a contentious and closely watched primary election in Nevada on June 7th. Stay tuned for more updates on the Nevada election landscape.