A messy, failed land swap remains at the heart of the issue.

Would-be Henderson stadium developer Chris Milam hasn’t offered a single public word since late November when he bailed on his lofty — some said inconceivable — plan to build four professional sports venues near the M Resort.

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Voting in Henderson’s municipal election does not require going to a traditional polling place. Instead, registered voters can choose from any of 10 locations to cast their ballots for the city’s mayor and council.

The locations are spread throughout the city for the April 2 primary election from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Vote centers replace traditional precinct polling locations and were introduced in Henderson in the 2007 municipal election.

Early voting remains open through March 29. A list of early voting sites can be found at VoteHendersonNV.com.

Henderson municipal elections are nonpartisan. Registered voters may vote for any candidate regardless of party affiliation or the ward in which they reside. In addition, candidates’ party affiliations do not appear on the ballot or in the sample ballot.

Early voting for Henderson’s primary election will begin March 16 at locations throughout the city.

You must be a registered voter in advance of early voting in order to take part. Henderson residents can register to vote in person March 4-12 at the city clerk’s office at Henderson City Hall, 240 Water St.

Permanent voting locations are as follows: