Clark County

Running on public safety and homelessness, and has gone after Segerblom over encampments and trespassing in the district. Endorsed by Save Nevada and the Nevada Young Republicans.

Sources: Ballotpedia, Campaign site, Ballotpedia

Left the Republican Party and is running without one, on roads, small business help and government accountability. Endorsed by the Culinary Union, Hispanics in Politics and the county firefighters.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Las Vegas Sun

Endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo. Runs on backing police and loosening permitting for housing, and points to her voter ID bill as part of her conservative record.

Sources: Campaign site, Las Vegas Sun, Review-Journal

Says "my opponent is the past" and wants spending audits, fully staffed police and no local health mandates. Has pressed the convention authority to livestream its board meetings.

Sources: Review-Journal, Campaign site, Review-Journal

Beat former school trustee Kevin Child in the primary. Wants more tax transparency and bigger property tax breaks for veterans and seniors. Endorsed by Mesquite Conservatives.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Review-Journal

Didn't answer the Nevada Independent's candidate questions, and we found no platform.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Libertarian Party of Nevada

Wants 24/7 online marriage licenses, kiosks in hotels and a "Vegas Vows Forever" rewards program for couples who come back for anniversaries.

Sources: The Ballot Brief, Review-Journal

Has run a minimal campaign with no website or questionnaire answers.

Sources: The Ballot Brief, Nevada Independent

Wants the Legislature to toughen laws against deed fraud and squatters' property claims.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballotpedia

Says the office could be run "a lot better" and wants faster document retrieval. Endorsed by the Nevada Property Rights Alliance and Stand for Health Freedom.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Ballotpedia

Proposes a "Fraud Abuse Waste Unit" to audit county operations.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Ballotpedia

Running on "minimum government, maximum freedom."

Sources: Nevada Independent, Ballotpedia

Wants body cameras for estate investigators and better property tracking. Endorsed by outgoing Public Administrator Rita Reid, the Review-Journal and the NAPSO police union.

Sources: Review-Journal, Review-Journal

Wants stricter discipline, including suspensions, and backs school choice and charter schools. Endorsed by Moms for Liberty Clark County, the Nevada Young Republicans and the Review-Journal.

Sources: iVoterGuide, Review-Journal, Ballotpedia

Says the district keeps "throw[ing] money at central bureaucracy" and that closing some schools is unavoidable. Endorsed by the Nevada State Education Association and the Culinary Union.

Sources: Review-Journal, Nevada Independent

Says immigration enforcement belongs to the federal government, not school boards. Took the Clark County Republican Party's endorsement in this nonpartisan race, along with Moms for Liberty's.

Sources: Ballotpedia, iVoterGuide, Review-Journal

Got 49.8% in the primary, just short of winning outright. Endorsed by Gov. Joe Lombardo, the Henderson firefighters and the Henderson Chamber of Commerce PAC.

Sources: Ballotpedia, Wikipedia

A grand jury indicted her in November 2025 on a felony wiretapping charge, accused of hiding behind a curtain to record a colleague's private talk with constituents. The case is still open.

Sources: News From The States, Ballotpedia

A judge threw out a lawsuit claiming term limits bar him from serving as mayor. Endorsed by Goynes-Brown, both city police unions, the firefighters and the Vegas Chamber.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Campaign site

Wants parks, street repairs and neighborhood cleanups across the ward. Endorsed by outgoing Councilman Isaac Barron, the mayor, the city police union and the Clark County Education Association.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballotpedia

Running on budget transparency and a root-cause approach to homelessness. Endorsed by former Ward 2 Councilwoman Victoria Seaman.

Sources: Review-Journal, Campaign site

Pushed back on false claims that the 2020 election was stolen, but endorsed Donald Trump in 2024 and has Trump's endorsement this year. Set a state record for vetoes, and in 2025 paid $5,000 to settle an ethics complaint over using his sheriff's uniform and badge in campaign ads.

Sources: Campaign endorsements, Nevada Independent, Nevada Independent

No relation to Aaron Ford. A public education advocate running on schools, housing and health care, and wants local police to focus on serious crime instead of civil immigration enforcement.

Sources: Campaign site, Nevada Department of Education, BallotReady

The state ethics commission ruled he broke ethics law by using state resources to promote his task force to bar transgender athletes from women's sports. He sued the commission in July 2026 instead of accepting the ruling.

Sources: Elko Daily Free Press, Wikipedia

A frequent third-party candidate who ran for secretary of state in 2022 and U.S. Senate in 2024. Says "less government, not more" is the answer to high prices. No record in office to judge.

Sources: 2News, iVoterGuide

Endorsed by Donald Trump and Gov. Lombardo, and says Trump has done a "really good job." Runs on retail crime, drug trafficking and opposing sanctuary city policies.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Nevada Independent, Campaign site

Claims he and Trump were both cheated by fraud in 2020, organized with the alternate electors, and says he would not have certified Biden's win in Nevada. Wants to end mail ballots and hand-count every paper ballot.

Sources: Ballotpedia News, Wikipedia, Campaign site

Running on carrying out the photo voter ID in Question 7 and repealing the Commerce Tax. Has run for state Senate and county assessor before. No record in office to judge.

Sources: Campaign site, The Ballot Brief

Has no campaign website or platform for this race. In 2022 a judge took him off the ballot for attorney general because he wasn't a member of the Nevada bar.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Elections Daily

Says the treasurer shouldn't "play politics" with investments and that done well, "people don't know if you're Republican or Democrat." Proposes ending the 23-cent gas tax and letting people pay taxes in gold.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Campaign site, Wikipedia

Put the state checkbook online in 2024 so anyone can see state spending, and wants an inspector general to audit groups that get tax money.

Sources: Campaign site, Controller's office

Has Donald Trump's endorsement and said "I'm honored to have earned President Trump's endorsement." Also endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and the Las Vegas police union.

Sources: Nevada Independent, California Globe

Says he is running because of "what I see every day at the hospital," on health care, living costs and seniors.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballotpedia

Served eight months in federal prison for wire fraud and was once on the FBI's most wanted list. Started this race as a Republican.

Sources: Review-Journal, Nevada Independent

Endorsed by Donald Trump and Gov. Lombardo, and supports mass deportations and the SAVE America Act. A Washington court held him in contempt in 2021 for breaking a settlement with Bungie.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Nevada Independent, IGN

Wants to end the federal gas tax and ban property taxes on primary homes.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballotpedia News

Backs school choice and a ban on stock trading by members of Congress. Democrats have questioned his residency: he long lived and voted in Summerlin before registering at his family's ranch in Hiko.

Sources: Campaign site, DCCC (partisan)

A perennial Independent American Party nominee.

Sources: Ballotpedia

We couldn't find anything about this candidate.

Helped organize a 2016 Republican fundraiser with Donald Trump as keynote speaker. Filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2010 and has faced disputes over unpaid taxes and debt. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and the NRA.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Nevada Independent

Wants more school choice and tougher sentences for drug traffickers and career offenders. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo.

Sources: Campaign site, Nevada Independent

Says Nevada suffers from "soft on crime policies." Praised the economy under Trump's first term. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and Americans for Prosperity Action.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Campaign site, Campaign site

Voted for the 2025 Affordable Nevada Housing Act and pushes school choice and fewer regulations. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, two police unions and the Clark County Education Association.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site, Nevada Independent

Runs an online neighborhood watch in East Las Vegas that he says has gotten more than 50 homeless camps removed. Wants judges to have more power over repeat offenders.

Sources: Campaign site

Worked on Trump's 2016 campaign and in the first Trump administration, including the White House Homeland Security Council. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and the Vegas Chamber.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Nevada Independent

Calls himself "MAGA" on his campaign site. Running on school choice, no new taxes and keeping transgender athletes out of women's sports.

Sources: Campaign site

The only Assembly Republican to vote for more ballot drop-box access in 2025. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, the Vegas Chamber and the Las Vegas police union.

Sources: Campaign site, Nevada Independent

Says the 2020 pandemic closures and "government overreach" made him run. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and the Keystone Corporation.

Sources: Campaign site, Keystone Corporation

Mother of a police officer, endorsed by the Las Vegas and North Las Vegas police unions. Wants rental relief for the district.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballotpedia

Has no campaign website or platform.

Sources: Nevada Independent

Endorsed by the Las Vegas and Nevada Young Republicans and rated "AQ" by the NRA.

Sources: Campaign site

A vocal Trump supporter who backs ICE and the SAVE Act. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, Sheriff McMahill and Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony.

Sources: Nevada Independent

Opposes any income or gas tax and wants more Opportunity Scholarships. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, the Keystone Corporation and the Nevada Young Republicans.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

Passed a bill expanding protections for police and Reba's Law on animal cruelty. Wants cities to be able to leave CCSD. Endorsed by police unions.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site, Campaign site

Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge for congressional term limits. Little else is public.

Sources: U.S. Term Limits

Protested the 2022 primary canvass alongside election deniers, telling commissioners "what you don't want is another Jan. 6" and "We're not going to stop until we get an election."

Sources: Review-Journal

Backs Lombardo's school choice push and campaigns for Question 7's voter ID requirement.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

Took part in Gen Z Coalition candidate forums. Little else is public.

Sources: Campaign site

Leaked records showed he paid dues to the Oath Keepers militia. In 2012 he organized a petition for Nevada to secede from the United States.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Review-Journal

Opposes tax giveaways like the Formula 1 subsidies and wants state programs audited.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

Running on classroom accountability, living costs and homelessness. Filed a campaign finance report 13 days late, according to her opponent.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

Sponsored bills extending the time limit for sex trafficking charges and toughening animal cruelty penalties. Endorsed by police unions, the Keystone Corporation and the NRA.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, the Keystone Corporation, the Vegas Chamber, the Las Vegas police union and the Clark County Education Association.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

A self-described "Reagan conservative" who wants to break up CCSD and "keep Nevada from turning into California." Endorsed by the Keystone Corporation.

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site

In 2024 he put up billboards and a website showing Nadeem in a hijab and tying her to Taliban sympathizers, which civil rights groups called Islamophobic.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Keystone Corporation

Calls herself "a very moderate person." Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo, the Las Vegas police union, the Vegas Chamber and the general contractors association.

Sources: Nevada Independent, Campaign site

Lists voter ID and school safety, working with Gov. Lombardo, as his priorities.

Sources: Pahrump Valley Times, Nevada Legislature

While running for party chair she pushed back on claims she wasn't loyal to Donald Trump, saying they "couldn't be further from the truth." Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and the Keystone Corporation.

Sources: Las Vegas Sun, Nevada Independent

Calls herself a "moderate Republican" and steers away from talking about Trump. Wants a lower felony theft threshold. Endorsed by Gov. Lombardo and Sheriff McMahill.

Sources: Nevada Independent

Says citizens "have become customers in a broken system and prescribed pharmaceuticals instead of being given real solutions."

Sources: Campaign site