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2020 Primary Election: Nevada Legislative Candidates 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION: NEVADA LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES April 6, 2020 This roster includes candidates who have declared their candidacy for the Nevada State Senate or Assembly. Minor party candidates and candidates with no political party affiliation appear on the general election ballot only. If known, the candidate’s “ballot name” is listed. NEVADA SENATE CANDIDATES DISTRICT NAME PARTY 1 Patricia “Pat” Spearman* Democratic 3 Chris Brooks* Democratic 4 Esper M. Hickman Republican Dina Neal Democratic 5 Carrie Ann Buck Republican Tim Hagan Libertarian Josh Scott Heers WITHDREW Republican Kristee Watson Democratic 6 April Becker Republican Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro* Democratic 7 Richard Carrillo Democratic Roberta Lange Democratic Ellen Spiegel Democratic 11 Joshua Dowden Republican Dallas Harris* Democratic Edgar “Galindo” Miron Galindo Republican 15 Catana L. Barnes Independent Wendy Jauregui-Jackins Democratic Heidi Seevers Gansert* Republican Kristie A. Strejc WITHDREW Democratic 18 Liz Becker Democratic Ronald “Ron” Bilodeau Democratic Scott T. Hammond* Republican 19 Pete Goicoechea* Republican Tiffany “Gholson” Seeback Independent American * Incumbent NEVADA ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES DISTRICT NAME PARTY 1 Daniele Monroe-Moreno* Democratic 2 Heidi Kasama Republican Garrett LeDuff No political party Radhika “R. P. K.” Kunnel Democratic Eva Littman Democratic Taylor McArthur Republican Christian Morehead Republican Erik Sexton Republican Jennie Sherwood Democratic Jim Small Republican Joe Valdes Democratic 3 Selena Torres* Democratic 4 Donnie Gibson Republican Richard McArthur Republican Connie Munk* Democratic 5 Brittney Miller* Democratic Mack Miller Republican Retha Randolph Republican Mitchell T. Tracy Republican 6 Katie Duncan Republican Geraldine Lewis Republican William E. Robinson II Democratic Shondra Summers-Armstrong Democratic 7 Cameron “C. H.” Miller Democratic Anthony “Tony” Palmer Republican John Stephens III Democratic 8 Edward “Eddie” Facey Republican Jason Frierson* Democratic 9 Barbara Altman Republican Steve Yeager* Democratic 10 Jonathan Friedrich Independent American Chris Hisgen Republican Jesse “Jake” Holder Democratic Rochelle Nguyen* Democratic * Incumbent 2020 Primary Election: Nevada Legislative Candidates 2 NEVADA ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES DISTRICT NAME PARTY 11 Beatrice A. Duran* Democratic Eric Krattiger Republican 12 John Cardiff Gerhardt No political party Jeremy A. Graves Republican Susan Martinez* Democratic Richard James Young WITHDREW Democratic 13 Tom Roberts* Republican 14 Maggie Carlton* Democratic James Fennell II Democratic Robert Wayerski Libertarian 15 Burke Andersson Democratic Stan Vaughan Republican Howard Watts* Democratic 16 Russell Davis Democratic Cecelia González Democratic Joseph Sacco Democratic Reyna “Alex” Sajdak Republican Geoffrey Vanderpal Democratic 17 Sylvia Liberty Creviston Republican Jack Polcyn Republican Clara “Claire” Thomas Democratic 18 Venicia Considine Democratic Clarence M. Dortch Democratic Heather Ann Florian Republican Char Frost Democratic Lisa Ortega Democratic 19 Ann “Annie” Black Republican Chris Edwards* Republican 20 Zachary Logan Democratic Michael McAuliffe Democratic David Orentlicher Democratic Emily Smith Democratic Darren J. Welsh WITHDREW Democratic * Incumbent 2020 Primary Election: Nevada Legislative Candidates 3 NEVADA ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES DISTRICT NAME PARTY 21 Cherlyn Arrington Republican David Bagley Democratic Elaine Marzola Democratic 22 Melissa Hardy* Republican 23 Brent Foutz Democratic Bill Hoge Independent American Glen Leavitt* Republican 24 Sarah C. Peters* Democratic 25 Jill Tolles* Republican 26 Vance Alm Democratic Dale Conner Republican Lisa Krasner* Republican 27 Teresa Benitez-Thompson* Democratic Barb Hawn Republican 28 Natasha Bousley Libertarian Edgar Flores* Democratic 29 Troy Archer Republican Lesley Elizabeth Cohen* Democratic Steven E. Delisle Republican Bruce James Newman WITHDREW Libertarian 30 Natha C. Anderson Democratic Randy Hoff Republican Lea “Archuleta” Moser Democratic Charlene Young Independent American 31 Richard “Skip” Daly* Democratic Jill Dickman Republican David Espinosa Republican Sandra Linares Republican 32 Alexis M. Hansen* Republican Paula Povilaitis Democratic 33 John C. Ellison* Republican 34 Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod* Democratic Jay Thomas Carlson Republican * Incumbent 2020 Primary Election: Nevada Legislative Candidates 4 NEVADA ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES DISTRICT NAME PARTY 35 Jay Calhoun Republican Michelle Gorelow* Democratic Claudia Kintigh Republican Philip “Doc Phil” Paleracio No political party 36 Joe Bradley Republican Gregory T. Hafen II* Republican 37 Shea Backus* Democratic Jacob Deaville Republican Andy Matthews Republican Michelle Mortensen Republican Lisa Noeth Republican 38 Robin L. Titus* Republican Jeff Ulrich Republican 39 Deborah Chang Democratic Dave “Liberty” Jones Libertarian Jim Wheeler* Republican 40 Al Kramer* WITHDREW Republican Sena Loyd Democratic Derek Ray Morgan Democratic Philip “P. K.” O’Neill Republican Sherrie Paulie Scaffidi Democratic Day Robert Williams Republican 41 Victoria K. DaCosta Independent American Sandra Jauregui* Democratic Erika Smith Republican 42 Alexander Assefa* Democratic Liz Delsignore Libertarian Sayed “S. M.” Zaidi No political party * Incumbent Sources: Nevada’s Secretary of State; Registrar of Voters in Clark and Washoe Counties 2020 Primary Election: Nevada Legislative Candidates 5 .
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