• On May 24, SB239 passes out of the Assembly with a floor vote of 23-19. The bill heads back to the Senate for concurrence and then to Governor Joe Lombardo’s desk. This is the furthest our bill has ever gotten toward passing in Nevada.
• In May, SB239 passes out of the Assembly Committee on Health & Human Services with a vote of 8-4.
• On April 19, 2023 SB239 passes the Senate floor vote for the first time since 2017 and crosses over to the Assembly.
• In April, SB239 passes through the Health and Human Services Committee.
• In March, Nevada lawmakers introduce SB239. The bill is referred to the Committee on Health and Human Services. On March 14, the Committee on Health and Human Services held a public hearing for SB239.

Nevada bills AB351 and SB105 are introduced and referred to respective House and Senate committees. Neither bill advances. A Public Policy Polling survey reveals over 70% of Nevadans support Death with Dignity.

SB165, the Nevada Death with Dignity Act, passes out of the State Senate Health Committee but does not advance.

Nevada lawmakers introduce SB261, an assisted-dying bill, in March. The bill is heard in the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, where it favorably passes. After passing a floor vote of 11 – 10, the bill moves to the Assembly, where it is assigned to the Assembly Committee on Health and Human Services. The committee takes no action.

Nevada legislature considers SB336, Patient Self-Determination Act. The Senate committee chair refuses to schedule a public hearing.