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August 2026 Congressional District
Nevada's 2nd Congressional District (NV-2)
Mark E. Amodei
In August 2026, Nevada's 2nd Congressional District (NV-2) had a median household renter margin of -$432 per month. The national median household renter margin for August 2026 was -$959 per month. Rank 104 of 435 districts for the median household income group, using the average of renter and blended-owner margins (rank 1 is best).
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| Income group | Net income | Margin · Renter | Margin · Owner blended | Margin · Owner (mortgage) | Margin · Owner (paid off) | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One adult | $3,277 | -$2,230 | -$1,733 | -$2,268 | -$852 | 134 of 435 |
| Two adults | $6,553 | -$1,517 | -$1,020 | -$1,555 | -$139 | 134 of 435 |
| Median household | $5,733 | -$432 | +$65 | -$470 | +$946 | 104 of 435 |
| Senior 65+ | $5,055 | +$5 | +$501 | -$34 | +$1,382 | 72 of 435 |
| Senior couple 65+ The Senior couple 65+ row uses Census household income for householders 65 and older, scaled to two-or-more-person senior households (ACS 5-year 2024 and PUMS). The Two Social Security row uses the Social Security Administration published aged-couple average benefit. Neither row doubles a one-person figure. | $7,139 | -$18 | +$478 | -$57 | +$1,359 | 72 of 435 |
| Social Security | $2,086 | -$2,964 | -$2,468 | -$3,003 | -$1,587 | 260 of 435 |
| Two Social Security The Senior couple 65+ row uses Census household income for householders 65 and older, scaled to two-or-more-person senior households (ACS 5-year 2024 and PUMS). The Two Social Security row uses the Social Security Administration published aged-couple average benefit. Neither row doubles a one-person figure. | $3,208 | -$3,949 | -$3,452 | -$3,987 | -$2,571 | 260 of 435 |
Nevada's 2nd Congressional District (NV-2) on the map
Net monthly income minus required obligations equals the monthly margin. Where rankings appear, they are produced by the same formula for all 435 districts, never by editorial selection. Ranks compare each income group across all 435 districts using the average of the one-person renter and blended-owner margins after each margin is rounded to whole dollars; rank 1 is the highest average. Two adults, Senior couple 65+, and Two Social Security inherit the corresponding one-person group’s rank. The basket is a market-price standard: current asking rent and unsubsidized average marketplace premiums. It can run above what a settled household pays, and the methodology states this. The market-rent line is the one non-federal input, the Zillow Observed Rent Index, labeled wherever it appears. Each build pins the newest release available at build time, one month behind the report month. Values may include presentation rounding. See the methodology for sources, definitions, and computation rules. Figures from workbook 81b672f1 · build c1a8f7c.
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