EARLY VOTING: October 22 - November 4 

GENERAL ELECTION: November 8

2022 ENDORSED CANDIDATES & BALLOT QUESTIONS:

CONSTITUTIONAL – NEVADA 

Gov:           Joe Lombardo – R

Lt. Gov:     Stavros Anthony – R

SecState:  Cisco Aguilar – D

Treas:        Zach Conine – D 

ASSEMBLY – NEVADA 

AD1         Daniele Monroe Moreno – D

AD2         Heidi Kasama – R

AD4         Richard McArthur – R

AD7         CH Miller – D

AD8         Duy Nguyen – D

AD9        Steve Yeager – D

AD10       Rochelle Nguyen – D 

AD13       Brian Hibbetts – R

AD14       Erica Mosca – D

AD15       Howard Watts – D

AD18       Venicia Considine – D

AD19       Toby Yurek – R

AD22       Melissa Hardy – R

AD23       Danielle Gallant – R

AD25       Sam Kumar – R

AD26       Richard DeLong – R

AD27       Angie Taylor – D   

AD31       Jill Dickman – R 

AD32       Alexis Hansen – R

AD33       Bert Gurr – R 

AD35       Tiffany Jones – R 

AD36       Greg Hafen – R 

AD38       Gregory Koenig – R 

AD39       Ken Gray – R 

AD40       PK O’Neill – R 

AD41       Sandra Jauregui – D 

SENATE – NEVADA 

SD8          Joey Paulos – R 

SD12        Julie Pazina – D 

SD14        Ira Hansen – R

SD16        Lisa Krasner – R         

SD17        Robin Titus – R

SD20        Jeff Stone – R

COUNTY – CLARK 

District F     Justin Jones – D         

District G    Jim Gibson – D   

MUNICIPAL – HENDERSON 

Mayor       Michelle Romero – NP         

Ward III     Trish Nash – NP 

HENDERSON VOTERS ONLY

Oppose Hend-1: We urge members to OPPOSE the proposed change to ward only voting.

NEVADA VOTERS

Oppose NV Question 2: We urge members to OPPOSE the proposed change to the Nevada state constitution to remove the two-tiered minimum wage system.

IMPAC Board Opposes Henderson Ballot Question 1, Ward Only Voting 

IMPAC believes that all registered voters of Henderson should have a voice in their City Council and be fully represented by all City Council members. Unfortunately, a change to ward only voting could undermine this important goal.

Henderson has grown over the past several years, but we are still a small and close-knit community. While ward only voting could make sense in some larger metropolitan areas, Henderson’s current voting structure has proven to meet the needs of the citizens. The current at-large voting system requires that elected representatives must focus on issues impacting the City as a whole and promote policies that are positive for all residents, voters and businesses.