Las Vegas Peace Officers Association Via Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sherriff’S 2014 GENERAL ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS

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Las Vegas Peace Officers Association via Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sherriff’s 2014 GENERAL ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS GOVERNOR- Brian Sandoval LT. GOVERNOR- Mark Hutchison ATTORNEY GENERAL- Ross Miller SECRETARY OF STATE- Kate Marshall CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF- Larry Burns CLARK COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY Steve Wolfson STATE SENATE Senate District 2- Mo Denis (Incumbent) Senate District 8- Marilyn DonderoLoop Senate District 9- Justin Jones (Incumbent) Senate District 10- Ruben Kihuen (Incumbent) Senate District 20- Michael Roberson Senate District 21- Mark Manendo (Incumbent) STATE ASSEMBLY Assembly District 1- Marilyn Kirkpatrick (Incumbent) Assembly District 2- John Hambrick (Incumbent) Assembly District 3- Nelson Araujo Jr. Assembly District 4- Michele Fiore Assembly District 5- Jerri Strasser Assembly District 6- Harvey Munford (Incumbent) Assembly District 7- Dina Neal (Incumbent) Assembly District 8- Jason Frierson (Incumbent) Assembly District 9- Steven Yeager Assembly District 10- No Endorsement Assembly District 12- James Ohrenschall (Incumbent) Assembly District 13- Christine Kramar Assembly District 14- Maggie Carltonn (Incumbent) Assembly District 15- Elliot Anderson (Incumbent) Assembly District 17- Tyrone Thompson (Incumbent) Assembly District 18- Richard Carillo (Incumbent) Assembly District 19- Christopher Edwards Assembly District 20- Ellen Spiegel (Incumbent) Assembly District 21- Andy Eisen (Incumbent) Assembly District 22- Lynn Stewart (Incumbent) Assembly District 29- Lesley Cohen (Incumbent) Assembly District 34- Meghan Smith Assembly District 35- James Healey (Incumbent) Assembly District 37- Gerald Mackin Assembly District 41- Paul Aizley (Incumbent) Assembly District 42- Irene Butamante-Adams (Incumbent) CLARK COUNTY COMMISSION District F- Susan Brager District G- Mary Beth Scow DISTRICT COURT Department 2- John Watkins Department 3- Douglas Herndon (Incumbent) Department 4- Kerry Louise Earley (Incumbent) Department 5- Carolyn Ellsworth (Incumbent) Department 8- Doug Smith (Incumbent) Department 14- Adriana Escobar (Incumbent) Department 17- Michael Villani (Incumbent) Department 19- William Kephart (Open Seat) Department 20- Jerry Tao (Incumbent) Department 22- Susan Johnson (Incumbent) Department 23- Stefany Ann Miley (Incumbent) Department 24- James Crockett (Open Seat) Department 25- Kathleen E Delaney (Incumbent) Department 28- Ron Israel (Incumbent) Department 30- Jerry Wiese (Incumbent) Department 32- Rob Bare (Incumbent) JUSTICE of the PEACE LV Township/Dept. 12- Diana Sullivan (Incumbent) DISTRICT COURT, FAMILY DIVISION Department B- Linda Marquis Department C- Rebecca Burton Department D- Robert Teuton (Incumbent) Department F- Denise Gentile Department H- Art Ritchie (Incumbent) Department I- Cheryl Moss (Incumbent) Department J- No Endorsement Department L- Paul Gaudet Department M- William Potter (Incumbent) Department N- No Endorsement Department P- Sandra Pomrenze (Incumbent) Department S- Vincent Ochoa (Incumbent) Department T- Maria Maskall REGENT, STATE UNIVERSITY District 3- Kevin Page .

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