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Home >> Opinion 2014 Review-Journal endorsements LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL November 4, 2014 - 12:01 am The Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial board has issued the following endorsements for the Nov. 4 general election: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1st District: Annette Teijeiro (R) 3rd District: Joe Heck (R) 4th District: Steven Horsford (D) STATE OFFICES: Governor: Brian Sandoval (R) Lieutenant governor: Mark Hutchison (R) Secretary of state: Barbara Cegavske (R) Treasurer: Kim Wallin (D) Controller: Ron Knecht (R) Attorney general: Ross Miller (D) STATE SENATE: District 2: No endorsement District 8: Patricia Farley (R) District 9: Becky Harris (R) District 10: No endorsement District 20: Michael Roberson (R) District 21: Mark Manendo (D) STATE ASSEMBLY: District 1: Marilyn Kirkpatrick (D) District 2: John Hambrick (R) District 3: Jesus Marquez (R) District 4: Michele Fiore (R) District 5: Erv Nelson (R) District 7: Dina Neal (D) District 8: Jason Frierson (D) District 9: David Gardner (R) District 10: Shelly Shelton (R) District 12: James Ohrenschall (D) District 13: Paul Anderson (R) District 14: No endorsement District 15: Elliot Anderson (D) District 17: Tyrone Thompson (D) District 18: Richard Carrillo (D) District 19: Chris Edwards (R) District 20: No endorsement District 21: Derek Armstrong (R) District 22: Lynn Stewart (R) District 29: Stephen Silberkraus (R) District 34: Victoria Seaman (R) District 35: James Healey (D) District 37: Wes Duncan (R) District 41: Vicki Dooling (R) District 42: Irene Bustamante Adams (D) BOARD OF REGENTS District 2: Trevor Hayes District 3: Kevin Page District 5: Sam Lieberman CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD (Nonpartisan) District D: Stavan Corbett District F: Ralph Krauss District G: Erin Cranor CLARK COUNTY COMMISSION District E: No endorsement District F: Susan Brager (D) District G: Mary Beth Scow (D) CLARK COUNTY OFFICES District attorney: Steve Wolfson (D) Assessor: Michele Shafe (D) Clerk: Lynn Goya (D) Recorder: Debbie Conway (D) Treasurer: Laura Fitzpatrick (D) Public administrator: John J. Cahill (D) Sheri (nonpartisan): Joe Lombardo CONSTABLE: Henderson: Earl Mitchell (R) North Las Vegas: Jon Martin (R) CLARK COUNTY DISTRICT COURT (Nonpartisan) Department 2: John Watkins Department 3: Douglas Herndon Department 4: Kerry Louise Earley Department 5: Carolyn Ellsworth Department 8: Christine Guerci-Nyhus Department 14: Adriana Escobar Department 19: William Kephart Department 20: Jerry Tao Department 22: Susan Johnson Department 23: Stefany Miley Department 24: Jim Crockett Department 25: Kathleen Delaney Department 28: No endorsement Department 30: Jerry Wiese Department 32: Rob Bare CLARK COUNTY FAMILY COURT (Nonpartisan) Department B: No endorsement Department C: Rebecca Burton Department D: Robert Teuton Department F: Denise Gentile Department H: Art Ritchie Department I: Travis Shetler Department J: Rena Hughes Department L: Paul “Mitch” Gaudet Department M: William Potter Department N: Mathew Harter Department P: Nathan Gibbs Department S: No endorsement Department T: Maria Maskall LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT (Nonpartisan) Justice of the Peace, Department 12: Diana L. Sullivan BALLOT QUESTIONS Question 1 (appellate court): Yes Local News Your Way Sign up for our free Morning Update newsletter. email By signing up you agree to our Privacy Policy and T erms of Service. Unsubscribe at any time. SIGN UP Question 2 (mining tax cap): Yes Question 3 (margins tax): No TOP NEWS LETTERS >> Security won’t be a factor Donna Weiss Las Vegas LETTERS >> Allow to Nevada sports books to expand their options Joan Miller Las Vegas Quiz: 2 points The Scottish king Robert the Bruce The Scottish king Robert the Bruce ruled during which century? 12th century 13th century 14th century 15th century You have 0 points Earn 1000 more points to receive a Restrictions apply, see $10 Amazon gift card. amazon.com/gc-legal powered by Skip> LETTERS >> The consequences of putting your “x” in the wrong box Fred Brown Carson City RJ ENDORSES >> EDITORIAL: Return Dean Heller to the US Senate RJ SPONSORED Meeting the Needs of Diverse Students in the Modern Classroom GCU News Headlines NEVADA Donald Trump rallies in Elko on rst day of early voting By Bill Dentzer / RJ TOURISM Las Vegas ties Orlando for 1st in airport satisfaction study By Richard N. Velotta / RJ CLARK COUNTY Plan to build yover to Las Vegas airport irks UNLV ocials By Michael Scott Davidson / RJ RAIDERS/NFL Devout Raiders fans sign up for a special hobby: autographs By Michael Gehlken / RJ ARTS & CULTURE Book festival celebrates printed word in downtown Las Vegas RJ LAS VEGAS Clark County voters set record for early voting in midterm election By Natalie Bruzda / RJ NATION AND WORLD Powerball jackpot grows to $620M, one of largest in US history RJ ED GRANEY Ducks may be afterthought, but history suggests otherwise By Ed Graney / RJ LOCAL LAS VEGAS Police make arrest after barricade situation in northwest Las Vegas By Katelyn Newberg / RJ ARTS & CULTURE Music icons photographed by music icons on display in Las Vegas RJ 51S/BASEBALL Dodgers beat Brewers, to battle Red Sox in World Series By Genaro C. Armas The Associated Press BUSINESS ‘Fintech’ boom evident in Las Vegas’ Money 20/20 show By Todd Prince / RJ LOCAL NEVADA Reno’s motor lodges become refuge as housing crisis grows By Scott Sonner The Associated Press SHOOTINGS 2 injured in shooting in downtown Las Vegas By Mike Shoro / RJ ON EDUCATION Clark County parents pushing for adequate education funding By Amelia Pak-Harvey / RJ EDUCATION UNLV working to merge police services with other schools By Meghin Delaney / RJ INSIDE GAMING Betting on the Oscars, Grammys or Emmys may be a longshot By Richard N. Velotta / RJ CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper to share stories, secrets in Las Vegas By Christopher Lawrence / RJ DEBRA J. SAUNDERS >> Political discourse devolves into tantrums, intimidation By Debra J. Saunders / RJ VICTOR JOECKS >> Laxalt talks about his plans for health care, economic develo ... By Victor Joecks / RJ 51S/BASEBALL >> Former inelder David Bell hired as Cincinnati Reds manager By Greg Haas / RJ 51S/BASEBALL >> Rich histories and traditions will mix in Dodgers-Red Sox matchup By Ben Walker The Associated Press NATION AND WORLD >> Chinese glaciers shrinking, supply of fresh water in decline By Sam McNeil and Olivia Zhang The Associated Press Local Spotlight Thank You for Voting Us Best Weight Loss Center! OPINION VIDEO RJ ENDORSES >> EDITORIAL: Return Dean Heller to the US Senate VICTOR JOECKS >> Laxalt talks about his plans for health care, economic development VICTOR JOECKS >> The paradox of Question 6 EVENTS Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun, Oct 21, 2018 Morning Mantras: Yoga, Resort Access, Choice of Treatment Sacred Pools Spa and Ocean Club at 7:00 am - 11:00 pm Red Rebel 5K Run Red Rebel 5K Run at 8:30 am - 10:30 am FIVB Las Vegas Open presented by p1440 Las Vegas Festival Grounds at 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Finding Fremont: Pathfinder of the West N d St t M L V Add Event.
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