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Hate crime in Nevada

Anti-White ranks first with 112 incidents in 2025, according to the FBI’s Crime Data Explorer.

Agencies in Nevada reported 248 hate crime incidents to the FBI in 2025, the 14th most of any state. The largest single bias was anti-White at 112. This is a count of what was reported, not a rate.

Incidents by the bias recorded against them · 2025

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Incidents by the bias recorded against them, 2025
RankNameincidents
1Anti-White112
2Anti-Black or African American37
3Anti-Hispanic or Latino27
4Anti-Jewish10
5Multiple Bias8
6Anti-Gay (Male)7
7Anti-Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender (Mixed Group)6
8Anti-Catholic5
9Anti-Other Race/Ethnicity/Ancestry5
10Anti-Asian4
11Anti-Multiple Races, Group4
12Anti-Other Religion4
13Anti-Female3
14Anti-Mental Disability3
15Anti-Gender Non-Conforming2
16Anti-American Indian or Alaska Native1
17Anti-Arab1
18Anti-Buddhist1
19Anti-Church of Jesus Christ1
20Anti-Hindu1
21Anti-Lesbian (Female)1
22Anti-Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander1
23Anti-Physical Disability1
24Anti-Protestant1
25Anti-Sikh1
26Anti-Transgender1

What this data cannot show

  • Reporting is voluntary. An agency that submitted nothing is indistinguishable here from one that had nothing to submit, so a zero is not an absence of hate crime and a rise is not necessarily a rise in incidents.
  • These are counts, not rates. Dividing by population would present differences in reporting as differences in incidence, and the FBI publishes no participation share for this collection that would let us say by how much two states differ.
  • An incident recorded with more than one bias is counted once, under "Multiple Bias", rather than under each. That is what lets the biases sum to the total.
  • Incidents, offenses and locations count different things. The same incidents produced more offenses than incidents, because one incident can carry several.
  • An incident is as the reporting agency classified it at the time. It is not a charge, a prosecution or a conviction.
  • Nevada is ranked against other states on the count alone. A state where most agencies participate and one where few do are not comparable, and the FBI publishes nothing that would let us say by how much they differ.
  • Biases against which Nevada recorded no incident are not listed. That is an absence in the reporting, which is not the same as an absence of hate crime.

Sources

Compiled automatically from FBI Crime Data Explorer — Hate Crime by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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