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Mayor, City Of RenoNonpartisan
Why it matters
The Reno mayor leads the city council of Nevada’s third-largest city. They hold one out of seven council votes and also hold sway in setting council meeting agendas and determining the overall vision of the city’s future and helping craft the city budget. Mayors hold four-year terms and cannot serve for more than 12 years. The top two candidates in the June primary will advance to the November general election.
Why you should care
This is the first time the mayoral seat has been open since incumbent Hillary Schieve took office in 2014. It comes at a time when the city is in a precarious financial position that will require long-term changes to avoid budget cuts every year. Residents have long expressed concerns about the availability of affordable housing and the state of the downtown area, with the city’s approval of data centers also an emerging issue. Some of the candidates include Reno City Council Members Devon Reese and Kathleen Taylor, Nevada’s former Democratic treasurer and Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall and perennial mayoral candidate Eddie Lorton.

Kate Marshall
Marshall is the former state treasurer and lieutenant governor. She most recently served under President Joe Biden as a White House senior adviser, where she was a liaison to governors.

Devon Reese
Reese is an attorney specializing in employment law who has served on the Reno City Council since 2020.

Kathleen Taylor
Taylor is the Reno vice mayor who has served on the Reno City Council since 2022. She is also the owner of a management consulting company.

Eddie Lorton
Lorton is the owner of a carpet cleaning business who has run for mayor in the last three elections.

Greg "Nutt" Nuttle
Nuttle is from Indiana and has worked as the director of graduate student services at UNR.

Tim Ross
Ross was a sergeant with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office and was president of the executive board of the Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association.

Corinthia Yancey
Yancey is a small business owner and a former law enforcement officer.
Jesse Razo
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John Wayne Zink
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Reno City Councilmember, Ward 2Nonpartisan

Matt Johnson
Johnson owned a Reno brewery and served as director of the Nevada Conservation Corps. He ran for mayor in 2022.

Summer Pellett
Pellett is co-owner of her family construction company, Pellett Construction. She was previously a city planner for the City of Sparks. She is endorsed by the Washoe County GOP.

Vanessa Vaupel
Vaupel is a pharmacist who was chief of pharmacy at the Department of Veterans Affairs. She now works in data analytics support at the California-based University of the Pacific and in federal engagement strategy.
Ian Luetkehans
Reno City Councilmember, Ward 4Nonpartisan

Meghan Ebert
Ebert has served on the city council since 2022. She also works as a business systems analyst.

Eddie Gomez
Gomez is from Reno and opened a restaurant with his father when he was 17.
Reno City AttorneyNonpartisan

Zee Bogale
Bogale, a Reno native, is an attorney with experience in environmental and energy law. He was a senior attorney with NV Energy and currently works as an environmental policy attorney for Berkshire Hathaway Energy.



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