Republican David Flippo holds a clear edge in Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District, an open seat long held by Republicans where Donald Trump carried the district by double digits in 2024. Trader pricing reflects the district’s partisan lean and Flippo’s primary win with Trump’s endorsement, even as the race has tightened. Recent polling shows narrow margins or occasional leads for Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson, prompting Republican super PAC ad spending exceeding $1 million and the DCCC’s addition of the seat to its Red to Blue program. Allegations that Flippo overstated his military record and lacked deep local roots have drawn scrutiny and outside involvement, including a planned Trump visit, while Benitez-Thompson benefits from national Democratic support. The November 3 general election remains the resolution trigger.