Clark County

Elected to the seat in 2012, Titus’ previous political experience includes one term representing Congressional District 3 and two decades in the state Senate. Raised in Georgia, she is a retired professor of political science at UNLV.

Buck is running for Congress after serving in the state Senate since 2020. She is the president of the Pinecrest Foundation education nonprofit. Prior to that, she was a teacher and principal before leading a charter school network.

A former celebrity car dealer who served eight months in prison for wire fraud, Khan is a first-time political candidate who initially ran for the seat as a Republican. He moved to Las Vegas in 2023.

St John is a hospital chaplain who ran in the 3rd Congressional District in 2014.

Lee was first elected to Congressional District 3 in 2018, after losing the 4th District primary in 2016. Originally from Ohio, she previously worked in the nonprofit sector, including leading dropout prevention organization Communities in Schools.

O’Donnell is a composer known for his work on prominent video game franchises including Halo and Destiny. He placed fourth in the GOP primary for this seat in 2024.

Kamerath is a national committeeman for the Independent American Party of Nevada and a perennial candidate who most recently ran for Congressional District 3 in 2024.

Horsford was first elected to the district in 2012 but lost in 2014 and returned in 2018 after then-incumbent Ruben Kihuen faced allegations of sexual harassment and did not run again. He is a former state Senate majority leader.

Whipple is a rancher and digital communications small business owner who splits his time between Las Vegas and Hiko, where his family has lived for generations.

Best is a perennial candidate who has previously run and lost bids for governor and several congressional districts.

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An immigration attorney and the son of immigrants from Mexico, Flores is running for his second term in the Senate after serving four terms in the Assembly.

A retired educator in the Clark County School District who spent more than 30 years teaching in the district, Dondero Loop served three terms in the Assembly from 2008 to 2014. She is seeking re-election after serving two terms in the state Senate.

Harris is the former chair of the Clark County Republican Party and is the publisher of the conservative magazine Liberty Watch. He is also a U.S. Army veteran.

A former Clark County deputy district attorney, Scheible has held her seat since 2018. She is currently a defense attorney in Las Vegas.

Thompson is a former Las Vegas broadcast journalist and current attorney. She is endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo.

A health care consultant, Doñate was appointed to the Senate in 2021 before winning re-election in 2022.

Pazina was first elected to the seat in 2022. She’s the Vice President of Business Development and Marketing for Edlen Electrical Exhibition Services and is a past president of the Las Vegas Hospitality Association.

Arroyo is the founder of Smog Plus, a company that does emissions testing and repairs. He narrowly lost a bid for Assembly in 2024 and is endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo.

Gallant has served in the Assembly since 2022. She is also the co-owner of Gallant Construction and a broker and partner of a realty investment and property management company. She is endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo.

A journeyman pipefitter with Local 525 and a member of the Omaha Tribe, Sandoval is running for the Senate District 20 seat in Henderson against Republican Danielle Gallant. He centers his platform on jobs in energy and agriculture and “reasonable and transparent” taxes.

A deputy public defender for the Clark County Juvenile Court, Ohrenschall previously served six terms in the Assembly and has held his Senate seat since 2018.

Rojas is a retired electronic engineer who ran for Assembly in the past two election cycles.

Esparza is the chief steward for Service Employees International Union Local 1107.

Bywaters works in special education and has held leadership roles in the Las Vegas Alliance of Black School Educators. She previously ran for Clark County School Board in 2024.

Teitelbaum served in various federal agencies under the Trump administration and worked for Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. He moved to Las Vegas in 2021.

Torres-Fossett was elected to represent Assembly District 3 in 2018. She currently is the executive director of a charter school in Las Vegas.

Silvestri moved to Las Vegas in 1997. He has worked for almost 30 years in the Clark County School District and has also worked as a real estate agent and ocean lifeguard.

Cole was elected to the Assembly in 2024. She has experience in water rights and has served as a vice president for the Apex Industrial Park in Southern Nevada.

Eady is a small business owner and outreach consultant who moved to Las Vegas in 2013.

A teacher in the Clark County School District, Miller has served in the Assembly since 2016. She is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic caucus.

A small business owner and correctional lieutenant with more than three decades of combined service in EMS, firefighting and corrections, Quinn is making his third run for the Assembly District 5 seat after losing to incumbent Brittney Miller in 2022 and 2024. He centers his platform on parental rights, government transparency and constitutional liberties.

Jackson was elected to the Assembly in 2024. He co-founded a nonprofit to house people suffering from mental illness. He was formerly incarcerated and is an advocate of prison reform.

Miller previously represented Assembly District 7 from 2020 to 2023 before he resigned to run unsuccessfully for a seat on the Las Vegas City Council. He served as the 2020 Nevada Director of Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s (D-MN) presidential campaign.

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Nguyen is serving his second term in the Nevada Assembly and a community leader of three local nonprofits serving Las Vegas and Nevada — One APIA Nevada, Asian Community Development Council and the Healthy Asians & Pacific Islanders (HAPI) Medical Center.

Charafi is a father, small-business owner and the founder of an anti-trafficking nonprofit.

Hampton is a nationally recognized policy advocate for addiction and mental health recovery. He is the founder of the nonprofit organization Mobilize Recovery.

Erica Neely is from Los Angeles and is a former Democrat. She is a business owner.

Karris was a medical researcher in California before moving to Las Vegas, becoming an electrician and joining IBEW Local 357. Now retired, Karris was elected to the Assembly in 2024 and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

The former head of the Nevada Environmental Justice Coalition, Moore was elected to the Assembly in 2024 and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus. She was born in Mexico but moved with her family to California and then Nevada as a young girl.

Retired from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) in 2020, Carter is now a yoga instructor working with families who have been victims of trauma. He is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

Roecker is a technology consultant in Las Vegas. She previously ran for Carter’s seat in 2024 but narrowly lost in the general election.

Retired after a 27-year career in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, where he ended his career as a detective sergeant, Hibbetts is co-founder of Ex-Con Inc., which supports police explorer programs.

Andrews is a teacher at the Clark County School System and previously was an orbital analyst contracted with NASA.

A teacher in the Clark County School District, Mosca founded Leaders in Training, a group that encourages students to become first in their families to graduate college. She is serving her second term in office, was first elected in 2022 and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

Dávila is a senior planner for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada who moved to Nevada from Venezuela at age 15. He’s been endorsed by several unions, including SEIU Local 1107, the Southern Nevada Building Trades and LiUNA 872.

Gonzalez is a Las Vegas native elected to the Assembly in 2020 who is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus and who serves as chair of the Nevada Latino Legislative Caucus. She is a teacher and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in multicultural education from UNLV.

Carlo’s Republican primary was canceled after he drew no opponent. He’ll appear on the general election ballot for Assembly District 16 alongside incumbent Cecelia González. No public information is available about Carlo’s professional background or platform.

Hunt has served in the Nevada Legislature since 2024 and has been a member of the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 for more than 45 years.

An attorney and director of development at the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Considine has held office since 2020. She is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

Newton works at an agricultural irrigation company based in Winnemucca. She also runs a group called the U.S. Pyramid Project, which she describes as aiming to restore the Colorado River via innovative new water technologies.

Patchett was appointed to replace former legislator Toby Yurek in November 2025. He is an attorney whose son died at a school crosswalk because of a speeding driver.

Doctor, UNLV law professor and former member of the Indiana House of Representatives, Orentlicher has held his Assembly seat since 2020. He is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

A one-time chess champion, postal worker and internet business owner from Las Vegas, Vaughan has run unsuccessfully for Assembly in four previous election cycles.

An attorney and an immigrant from Brazil, Marzola has held her Assembly seat since 2020. She is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

Carvalho is a Nevada native who works as an elementary school teacher in Las Vegas. She is also involved in her church community.

Hardy, who has a real estate license and was the co-owner of a Port of Subs sandwich franchise for 15 years, has held office since 2018. She is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Republican Caucus.

Booth is an acrobatic gymnast and circus artist who has been inducted into the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame and who hosts a podcast focused on the circus industry.

Aspelund is from North Dakota and is a former golf course marshal.

Fanning is a Henderson resident who works in television commercial production and has Gov. Joe Lombardo’s endorsement. She was formerly a program manager for Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony's Office of Small Business Advocacy.

A history teacher in the Clark County School District, D’Silva is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who received Purple Heart in the Iraq War. He was first elected in 2022.

Ludwig works in guest services for Burke Williams, a spa chain based in California. He moved to Nevada in 2017 from Riverside County, California, where he was active in the local Republican Party. He ran for a California state Assembly seat in 2012 and a Clark County Commission seat in 2022, losing in the primary both times.

Pereszlenyi is a data analyst and software developer who previously worked for collegiate and professional baseball teams.

Nadeem was first elected to the state Assembly in 2024, making her the first Muslim woman in the Nevada Legislature. She was the president of a group to help women and children in Pakistan and the U.S.

Davis is CEO of a Las Vegas-based marketing and advertising agency and president of DOGE Nevada. He lost his bid for this seat in 2024 and previously ran for governor.

Edgeworth is an internal medicine doctor who was first elected to the Assembly in 2024. She is also a professor at Touro University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Spica is a bellman at The Cosmopolitan resort and is a member of the Culinary Workers Union, which has endorsed him.

A general manager at Pahrump Utility Company, Hafen has held his Assembly seat since 2018. He most recently served as Assembly minority leader.

Junejo is a psychiatrist who has provided care in rural Washington and Arizona. He was born in Pakistan and moved to the U.S. as an infant.

Backus is a lawyer who has served since 2018, except for a one-term break in service when she lost in 2020.

Douglass is the chairwoman of the Clark County Republican Party. She previously ran for state Senate in 2024 but was defeated by Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro (D-Las Vegas).

Chapman was a third-generation casino worker who is an advocate for domestic violence victims and the Second Amendment. She is endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo.

Spotleson is a high school social studies teacher who has served as chair of the Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter’s executive committee. Spotelson previously ran for Assembly in 2016.

Appointed to her Assembly seat in 2021 and subsequently elected to it, Brown-May has been a chief administrative officer of Opportunity Village. She is endorsed by the Assembly Democratic Caucus.

Brandlin is known as “The Carnivore Lawyer” based on his advocacy for the carnivore diet. His law practice focuses on personal injury and real estate law.

McGrath was appointed to the Board of Regents in March 2025 by Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo. She has been an attorney for over two decades. McGrath is a board member of Hearts Alive Village, an at-cost veterinary clinic charity in Las Vegas.

Villa is a math professor for the College of Southern Nevada (CSN). He has previously served CSN’s faculty senate and chair for the college’s math department and the business department.

Brooks was elected to the board in 2020. He’s a managing partner at Brooks Brothers Bail Bonds. He is a U.S. Army veteran, worked for a private security firm overseas and serves as a mentor for the Veterans Treatment Court Program.

Swendseid is a principal of an award-winning Las Vegas architecture firm, EV&A, a native Nevadan and UNLV graduate. He’s a mentor for UNLV’s School of Architecture. Swendseid is also involved in and serves on committees for American Institute of Architects and the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, formerly NAIOP.

Denis served in the state Senate from 2011 to 2022 and served in the Assembly from 2004 to 2010. He held leadership roles in the Senate, including the top position of Senate majority leader in 2013. He’s worked as an IT professional, including for the Nevada Public Utilities Commission.

Molina is a program coordinator at Nevada State University where she has worked for four years. She has experience in research, higher education administration, evidence-based leadership and workforce and economic development, according to her website. Molina is a graduate of UNLV and served in the university’s student government.

Goicoechea was appointed to the Board of Regents by Gov. Joe Lombardo in December 2024. Prior to that, he served in the Legislature for 22 years, first as an assemblymember and later as a state senator, until his term ended in 2024. He is the owner of Goicoechea Ranches and spent 16 years as a Eureka County commissioner.

Lane has worked in the entertainment industry for more than 25 years. Her experience ranges from working in labor relations at Warner Bros. Studios, assisting with claims and negotiations for various unions, to head of special projects at Cartoon Network Studios, where she recruited new artists, conducted portfolio reviews and produced several large scale projects. She is currently shelf-employed and has started a fabrication company making puppets, props and costumes. Lane has lived in Nevada for 15 years.

Barisich was a longtime civil litigation and family law attorney before being elected as a district judge in November 2021.

Hibbetts is currently a chief deputy district attorney in Clark County and is assigned to the Special Victims Unit/Vehicular Crimes Unit.

A private practice attorney for two decades, Peterson, who was also a lawyer in Michigan, was elected as a district judge in November 2021.

Currently a chief deputy in the district attorney’s major fraud unit, Beaumont has more than a decade of experience in criminal, civil and appellate law.

Leavitt was first appointed as a District Court judge in 2002 by Gov. Kenny Guinn. She previously was in private practice and served as a City of Las Vegas Municipal Court judge.

Gilliam has worked in the Clark County Public Defender’s Office since 2005, representing individuals charged with crimes ranging from minor misdemeanors to major felonies.

Ganz is currently an alternative dispute resolution / discovery commissioner for the 8th Judicial District Court. He practiced civil litigation in Las Vegas for nearly 30 years.

Schwartz was a private practice attorney before joining the Clark County Public Defender’s office in 2004. She was elected to the District Court in a 2022 special election.

Villani has been a criminal prosecutor with the Clark County District’s office for more than 10 years, including three years on the Special Victims Unit.

Clark Newberry was elected to the seat in 2021. She was previously a trial attorney and mediator for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and the Clark County District Court.

An attorney with the Clark County Public Defender’s Office since 2007, Hubert has assisted on the homicide and sexual assault defense teams.

Before being elected to the seat in 2021, Lilly-Spells spent more than 10 years with the Clark County Public Defender’s Office, rising to chief deputy public defender

Bauhaus has 20 years of legal experience in civil and criminal law and is currently assistant general counsel for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Goodey was elected to Las Vegas Justice Court 2022 and presides over a civil calendar. She was in private practice before her election. She is midway through a six-year term in justice court.

DeMonte is the presiding judge in Las Vegas Justice Court, Dept. 10, having been elected in 2022. She spent several decades as a chief deputy district attorney and defense attorney.

Tarmu has been in private law practice for nearly 20 years, focusing on complex litigation cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death and insurance bad faith cases.

Reynolds was elected to the seat in a 2024 special election. He had previously worked as a private practice attorney, focusing on complex commercial litigation.

Quagge is a criminal prosecutor in the Clark County District Attorney’s office. He also served as a military attorney in the U.S. Army.

Wiese became a district judge in 2011 after working as a trial attorney in private practice, a court appointed arbitrator and a pro-tem justice of the peace in North Las Vegas.

Santeramo has practiced law for 15 years, including 10 years in private practice and five years with the Nevada Attorneys for Injured Workers, a state agency.

Kishner was first elected to the seat in 2010. Prior to joining the bench, she was in private law practice for two decades, including time as senior counsel at Warner Bros.

McLeod has been in private law practice with various firms since 2003, handling civil litigation, criminal defense and personal injury.

Marr has been a family law attorney with trial experience for more than two decades. She also has a background in psychology.

Smith is the chief deputy district attorney in the juvenile division, having worked in the office for 12 years. She also holds a Ph.D in Clinical Psychology.

Hoskin has been a family court judge for 17 years. He initiated the review and overhaul of the guardianship system and has been the presiding judge of the Family Division.

Treffinger does not have a campaign website. He is listed on LinkedIn as having his own private practice. He was the Republican candidate for Clark County District Attorney in 2022.

Maxey was elected to the seat in 2024. She spent 16 years as a Clark County public defender in the juvenile division and later served as a guardianship attorney.

Gaudet, a family law attorney, was appointed to the seat in 2023 by Gov. Joe Lombardo. However, Maxey defeated him in the 2024 special election.

Perry was a domestic and family law attorney in her own law firm until she was elected to the Department P seat in 2020.

Isso is a long-time family law attorney who handled a range of complex family law matters, including high-conflict custody disputes.

Henderson, who does not have a campaign website, was first elected to the seat in 2008. He spent nearly two decades as a family law attorney prior to becoming a judge.

Caston has practiced family law for more than 16 years. She is a junior partner at Nevada Family Law Group.

Brewer has specialized in family law for more than 20 years with experience as a truancy diversion judge, parent coordinator and pro bono settlement master.

Forman has practiced family for more than 15 years, including five years as a family court commissioner, presiding over sensitive matters, including domestic violence protection orders.

Richard “Tick” Segerblom is an attorney who was first elected to the Nevada Assembly in 2006. He served in the Nevada Senate from 2012 to 2018 before being elected to the Clark County Commission.

Kess is the founder and CEO of a Las Vegas-based concierge and hospitality company, The Kess Group, with investments in other businesses. Prior to moving to Nevada, he owned several New York restaurants and drive-ins.

A real estate agent and former president of Nevada Realtors, Kasama has served in the Assembly since 2020. She is seeking re-election and is endorsed by the Assembly Republican Caucus.

Yan is a former adjunct professor at UNLV working in commercial real estate development. Recently, she led the Chinatown Redevelopment Plan in Las Vegas.

Harris is a former Republican state senator as well as a former chair for the Nevada Gaming Control Board — the first woman to hold the position. She currently teaches at the UNLV Boyd School of Law.

Incumbent Gibson is an attorney and the former three-term mayor of Henderson. He has served on the County Commission since 2017 and is the president of Western Elite, a waste services provider.

Maxham is a veteran and an internal medicine physician focused on blending western medicine and pharmacokinetics with a more holistic approach, according to his website.

Wolfson is running unopposed in his bid for re-election. He was initially appointed to the position in 2012 to fill a vacancy and won additional terms in 2014, 2018 and 2022. Wolfson has also worked as a deputy district attorney and as a federal prosecutor. He also served eight years on the Las Vegas City Council.

Joe, who said she has experience working for the federal government and served as a volunteer mediator for the Las Vegas city attorney’s office, wants to find revenue streams other than property taxes. She also wants to provide relief for senior citizens and disabled veterans.

Washington has been an appraisal technician with the deputy assessor at the assessor’s office for more than two decades. She’s been endorsed by County Commissioner William McCurdy, and wants to focus on community engagement, protecting seniors, economic growth and increasing outreach to the community.

Goya is the incumbent County Clerk — she assumed office in 2015. Currently, she is working to archive the stories of everyone who has been married in Las Vegas. Prior to being elected, she was a travel writer, journalist and a producer. She is a Boulder City resident.

Shaw is a pastor and conservative activist with a background in education and sports education. He is a Stanford University graduate.

Flanagan was first elected to the Assembly in 2024 and is running for Clark County Recorder. She has more than 23 years of experience in Clark County government, a bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science from the University of Arizona and an MBA from UNLV.

Young, a retired police detective, says his priorities if elected are preventing deed fraud, discouraging squatters and offering immediate access to the office's services, including records access and filings.

Borella, a member of the Libertarian Party, said he’s interested in modernizing the recorder position, protecting the rights of property owners in Clark County and increasing digital efficiency.

After spending his career working in the treasurer’s office and serving as assistant country treasurer, Diaz was elected to the position in 2022. He was originally stationed at Nellis Air Force Base and is a veteran.

Tracy is a veteran, and is running on supporting law enforcement as well as the military, defending the constitution and “No Men in Women's Sports and/or Restrooms.”

Ferreira said he is running on “Minimum government, maximum freedom.” He is a power trader for NV Energy, and has worked in energy markets since the late 1990s, according to his LinkedIn profile.

Itkin-Goodman is a deputy attorney general with the Nevada Attorney General’s Office and previously served as an assistant district attorney.

A retired police officer with 25 years of experience and the former Clark County coroner, Murphy also served as the public administrator for almost a year after a former public administrator was ousted.

Zamora was elected to the board in 2022. She’s a Clark County School District (CCSD) graduate and mom of three students. She works in the nonprofit sector.

Gomez is an education advocate involved in several committees for the district and the City of Las Vegas. He’s the president of the Nevada Peace Alliance, a local nonprofit leading statewide initiatives focused on safety, justice and community well‑being.

Bustamante Adams was elected to the school board in 2022. She is a former assemblymember. She currently works as the deputy director and chief strategy officer of Workforce Connections.

Hutchinson is a father of three district students and husband of an educator. He currently works as the director of facilities for the district.

Cavazos joined the school board after she was appointed in 2017, making her the longest-serving trustee. She previously taught for 15 years at Basic High School in Henderson. Cavazos works part time as a family therapist.

Casey is a producer, entertainment professional and business owner. He’s a substitute teacher.

A firefighter with over 25 years of experience, McCarthy has served in leadership roles with the International Association of Firefighters and has a master’s degree in Crisis and Emergency Management from UNLV. He’s been endorsed by the Laborers’ Union Local 872, among others.

An attorney with over two decades of experience, Nordstrom also served as an appointed judicial officer with the Las Vegas Vegas Municipal Court from 2018 to 2023. She has also been pro tem judge since 2025.

The incumbent judge in Department 1, Walker was a prosecutor in the city attorney’s office for 16 years.

Pellizzari serves as the public attorney for the municipal court, representing indigent defendants. She also has her own private law practice.

Green has been a pro-tem judge in municipal court for seven years. She has more than 15 years of legal experience.

Murphy is a deputy city attorney for the City of Las Vegas and has argued cases in district court, the Nevada Court of Appeals and the Nevada Supreme Court.

Hardy, elected mayor in 2022, is a long-time elected official with service in the state Senate, Assembly and Boulder City Council. Prior to that, Hardy was a physician. He is also a member of the Latter Day Saints Church.

A former real-estate agent and cosmetologist, Booth was elected to the Boulder City Council in 2022. She is originally from California.

Walton, first elected in 2022, is a former Boulder City fire division chief with more than three decades of experience as a firefighter. As a city council member, he serves on the boards of the Colorado River Commission, the Southern Nevada Water Authority and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Schultheis, a former orchestra teacher at Garrett Middle School, is a staunch activist against data centers in Boulder City.

Romero is running for re-election after taking the mayoral position in 2022. She served one term as a city councilmember for Ward 1 and has 25 years of experience working for the City of Henderson. Incumbent Carrie Cox and Romero have publicly clashed on several occasions. Romero has also been endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo.

Chadwick, who was suddenly ousted as Henderson police chief last year after less than two years on the job, has 22 years of policing experience. She’s running on stopping “politics behind closed doors,” which could be a nod to her firing.

Incumbent Cox is a former educator and owner of a small daycare business. She is facing a felony charge for surreptitiously recording a phone call of her colleague Councilwoman Monica Larson.

Atlas is the government relations director for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. She previously was a litigation consultant for the Coburn and Martin law firm and a lobbyist. She’s pushed for legislation to automatically screen and enroll pregnant women who are eligible for Medicaid coverage.

Albritton spent 16 years as Clark County prosecutor. She was appointed to the seat by the Henderson City Council in 2022.

Thompson is a longtime private practice attorney in Henderson who has practiced in the municipal court.

Originally from Park City, Utah, Rosen has served on several municipal positions in the town, including Mesquite Master Plan Committee and the Mesquite Tourism Network. He is also the board of directors for the Southern Nevada Pickleball Association.

Shackleford is the owner of Matrix Electric, a local electrical installation company. This is his second time running for city council. According to his website, Shackleford wants to make Mesquite government transparent and maintain a safe “welcoming place for families of all backgrounds.”

Retired from law enforcement and a career operating a drug testing company, McIntire now sits on the Short Term Rental Committee in Mesquite. According to his website, McIntire said he wants to make “smart” land sale deals with developers in the area.

A veteran, Oliveto is the president of the Kokopelli ATV Club and president of Vietnam Veterans of America. According to his website, his focus is public safety, responsible growth supporting local leadership.

Elected in 2017, Black is a North Las Vegas City Council member representing Ward 3. Prior to his time on the council, Black has served as a missionary, worked for the United States Postal Service and started a small design business with his wife.

A former correctional officer and a long-term assemblywoman, Monroe-Moreno is the chair of the Democratic Party in Nevada. Originally elected in 2016, Monroe-Moreno is also the party’s assistant majority leader.

Strothers, who also uses the nickname “Strut,” is a 30 year Navy veteran and a real estate agent.

Villeda is a real estate agent and a North Las Vegas planning commissioner. She is also an alum of Rancho High School in North Las Vegas.

The current Las Vegas Township constable, Betts is a former Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer; he retired in 2023. He is also the president of the Nevada Police & Fire Games.

A former lobbyist and owner of a legal placement firm, Ross is the incumbent constable, first elected 2010. He is an active member of the Nevada and Clark County Republican Party, serving as whip for the state and county chapter at various times.

A P.O.S.T. Certified Officer, Hammerbeck has 25 years of experience in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. According to her website, Hammerbeck said she wants to support first responders, help uphold the law and protect the Laughlin community.

Allmon is a prosecutor in the Clark County District Attorney’s Special Victims Unit. He previously served in the U.S. Marine Corps, rising to the rank of major.

Cory is currently a prosecutor but has spent time as a civil attorney handling complex litigation cases. He has also worked in federal bankruptcy court.