As NV Dems Chair,Tick Will Continue This Commitment,Uplifting the Voices

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As NV Dems Chair,Tick Will Continue This Commitment,Uplifting the Voices

For years, Tick Segerblom has been a trailblazer of progressive politics in Nevada, garnering national recognition. Tick Segerblom was instrumental in Bernie Sanders’ 2016 and 2020 presidential campaign, serving as Sanders’ Nevada campaign co-chair in 2020. Tick has pushed for social justice, equity, and inclusion his entire career. Tick fought tirelessly for marijuana legalization as a path towards racial equity in Nevada. As NV Dems Chair, Tick will continue this commitment, uplifting the voices of Nevada’s diverse communities and ensuring the Nevada State Democratic Party reflects the diversity that makes our state great. Tick works for the working people of Nevada. As a former Chair of the NSDP, State Assemblyman, Senator and now Commissioner, Tick knows how to achieve progressive victories while building a united party. Tick has spent his career investing in the NSDP and the working people of Nevada. That is why he is the best candidate to build and unite our party, leading us to victory in 2022 and beyond. This message was produced and distributed by Tick Segerblom. [email protected]; 1242 Park Circle, Las Vegas, 89102; 7022793896 TICK NEVADA ENDORSEMENTS Aaron Ford, AttorneyGeneral Artie Blanco, sec Member and NV DNC At-large Member Becky Mojica, sec Member Bianca Recto, Bernie2020 NV Communications Director Chris Brooks, State Senator Christian Jones, SCC Member Christina Lopez, SCC Member and NV Dems Executive Board Member Craig Valdez, Communn:yLeader Dallas Harris, State Senator Daniel Corona, West Wendover Mayor Daniel Santos, sec Member & AAPI Caucus Chair Devon Reese, Reno CityCouncil & LGBTQIA+ Leader Diane Crump-Richmond, sec Member Ender Austin II, sec Member Erik Jimenez, sec Member Howard Watts, Assemblyman Ida Gaines, sec Member lzack Tenorio SCC Member Jason Frierson, Assembly Speaker Jayson Dagher, SCC Member Joyce Woodhouse, Former State Senator Julia Ratti, State Senator Karl Catarata, Community Leader Kendra Patterson, Bernie2016 Organizer La Niesha Dawson, SCC Member Madison Mundy, Bernie2020 NV Press Secretary Margie Gonzales, SCC Member & Former AAPI Caucus Chair Matt Kimball, sec Member Nicole Cannizzaro, State Senate Majority Leader Paul Selberg, Nevada Conservation League State Director Peter Koltak, Bernie2020 NV Senior Advisor Rianna Durrett, MarijuanaCommunity Leader Rochelle Nguyen, Assemblywoman Sharita Wahab, sec Member Susana Cervantes, Bernie 2020 NV Field Director For a list of Tick's most up to date endorsements, go to: tsegerblom.medium.com .

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