A special session of the Nevada Legislature could begin as soon as Thursday, a state lawmaker said Saturday.

Assemblyman Reuben D’Silva, a Democrat who represents a district that includes parts of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, said lawmakers have been told a special session, announced by Gov. Joe Lombardo last month, could start Thursday.

“We’ve been told it could potentially start on Nov. 13,” D’Silva said. “I booked a hotel room and a flight, but I made sure that they’re refundable. In the end, it’s the governor’s call, so we have to just be ready.”

The Las Vegas Review-Journal previously reported that, according to sources, discussions about the session centered on the second week of November.

On Oct. 6, Lombardo, a Republican, said he planned to call the Legislature back to Carson

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