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Nevada's statehood dates back to the Civil War, and the state, due in part to the seniority of its United States senators, occasionally has had unusual influence. With 86% of Nevada's land managed by the federal government, the federal-state relationships have often been strained. Politics cannot be separated from the economy, and mining, ranching, and gaming have been powerful political forces in Nevada.
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