NRA spent $20,000 in Nevada legislative races since 2010

The National Rifle Association spread around five figures to Nevada legislative candidates in 2010 and 2012, including to key Carson City players.

The NRA has given to about a third of the current crop and in a bipartisan fashion. The contributions, while not overwhelming, indicate that the gun lobby is interested in squelching legislation in Carson City. Its biggest contribution, not surprisingly, was to ex-state Sen. John Lee, who proposed that campus carry bill now being pushed by newly elected Assemblywoman Michele Fiore. It's worth keeping these donations in mind as lawmakers consider laws related to guns in 2013.

Here are the contributions to current lawmakers and others, courtesy of the secretary of state's web site:

ASSEMBLY

John Hambrick (R)  -- $500 (2012)/ $1,000 (2010)

Lynn Stewart (R) -- $500 (2010)

Marilyn Kirkpatrick (D) -- $1,000 (2010)

James Oscarson (R) -- $500 (2012)

Wes Duncan (R) -- $500 (2012)

Pat Hickey (R) -- $250 (2012)

Elliot Anderson (D) -- $500 (2012)

Michele Fiore (R)  -- $500 (2012)

Olivia Diaz (D) -- $250 (2010)

Pete Livermore (R) -- $500 (2010)

Randy Kirner (R) -- $250 (2010)

James Ohrenschall (D) -- $250 (2012)

SENATE

Kelvin Atkinson (D)  -- $500 (2012)/$500 (2010)

David Parks (D) -- $500 (2012)

Michael Roberson (R) -- $750 (2010)

Greg Brower (R) -- $500 (2012)

Mark Hutchison (R) -- $1,000 (2012)

Debbie Smith (D) -- $1,000 (2012)

Don Gustavson (R) -- $500 (2010)

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Those who won't be there in 2012:

Tom Blanchard (R) -- $500 (2012)

Bill Harrington (R) --$1,000 (2012)

Mari St. Martin (R) -- $1,000 (2012)

Bob Irwin (R) -- $500 (2012)

Victoria Seaman (R) -- $500 (2012)

Kelli Ross (D) -- $250 (2012)