I don't trust politicians who are being paid off by corporations to then vote against those same corporations. That's why I don't take any corporate money at all and my campaign is funded by regular individuals.

I agreed with AG Ford's bill to ban price fixing in the state of Nevada, unfortunately, my opponent voted against that bill. Why would a Democrat vote to allow price gouging by corporations? Probably because of the $10,000 she got from retail companies like Target and Amazon.

At the very least, Nevada must ban price fixing apps that use AI to cheat customers by raising prices based on algorithms. Our community deserves a government that protects consumers rights, not just the rights of corporations.

Nevada should take Bernie's advice and implement a moratorium on all data centers until we can agree on our terms

Obviously yes, the solution to our problems IS to rebalance the wealth distribution. No more handouts for the ultra wealthy. Tax the rich and use the money for housing and childcare.

As we leave our cookies out for Santa tonight, I have only one wish for the morning. A Nevada that caters to the average person and not to the wealthiest men in America. Merry Christmas from my family to yours.

We're always being told that we can't pass any policy because it would be "unfair" to landlords or corporations. We've lived in a society that's unfair to tenants and workers for the last 50 years and they never cared to be "fair" to us.

I believe Nevada should invest in infrastructure. Nevada can put people to work by building passenger rail, pedestrian infrastructure, improving our parks, and building public facilities for the youth. We can and should become a state to raise a family in.

I refuse to accept a society where the consequence for not being able to keep up with the cost of living is that you must live on a street corner forever and the consequence for stealing from millions of people is a nice office on Wall Street.

People cannot afford their rent. They can't afford their groceries. They can't afford childcare. They can't afford their health insurance. They can't buy a new car. They can't afford an emergency. When is enough, enough? We must tax the rich and start working for every day Nevadans.

The old way of doing things is not working. It's time for a new generation of leadership.

No, I don't think we should structure our society around whether the little line goes up enough to give executives a fat bonus check. I think we should structure our society around providing for everyone.

A person making $12 an hour cannot afford a one bedroom apartment in Las Vegas. If your business plan relies on paying people less than they need to afford a roof over their head, you're not doing business. You're exploiting people.

It is not just the poor who benefit from these policies. If anything, it is those who earn too much to qualify for public services that would most benefit from rent caps, free childcare, public transport, and lower prices.

Lack of childcare can be life or death for families. If you lose your childcare, you lose your job. We have a lack of seats, lack of accessibility, expensive costs, and now we are witnessing even more options close down to a lack of federal funding. This is a crisis - it's time to act like it.

Lied Memorial Boys and Girls Club is closing it's doors. Families at Elaine Wynn Elementary have no other options for after school care, and no information has been sent out on when or what happens next. We will have to see if and when a Safekey can be brought to the school.

I'm not a traditional candidate. I didn't go to law school, I don't have a big home, I don't have corporate friends to pay for my campaign. I'm a working Mom who can't afford another rent increase.

1 in 5 children in Nevada live in poverty 3 out of 4 children aged 3-4 are not enrolled in preschool 1 in 3 children live in households with high housing costs A family centered policy in Nevada must aim to lower poverty, lower housing costs, and make childcare affordable before anything else.

Forget a cap, we should ban all corporate investors from buying homes in Nevada. These homes are for people to live in, not assets for their financial portfolio.

Thanks for the fact check! NV Indy responds to my claim that Nevada has the second most cost-burdened renters in the country. Their conclusion? Correct. However, this isn't really MY claim. I'm just repeating what was already said in the news. thenevadaindependent.com/article/does...

My platform is simple, invest in working people instead of rich corporations. ✅ Cap Rent Prices ✅ Universal, Free Childcare ✅ Raise Wages to $20 an hour

Childcare is outrageously expensive in Nevada, not to mention hard to find. We can invest in not only universally free childcare but expanding our programs to every child under the age of 5 in Nevada. We obviously have the money, we can just use the money we just tried to offer to Sony.

The capitalist belief system is that prices can never go down because that would cause a catastrophe and wages can also never go up or that would cause another catastrophe. We are told this is the greatest system in the world.

The minimum wage in Nevada is too low. Wages across the board are so low that the average person in Las Vegas cannot afford to buy a home here. We must raise the wage to something we can actually afford to live on.

I believe we should cap rent prices in Nevada, so they never go up by more than a set amount each year.

Imagine living in a world where you don't have to compete with your neighbors for scraps, because everyone is guaranteed a bare minimum standard of living.

Thank you for writing about my story, Shelterforce! I was proud to do the work mobilizing community members to support stricter habitability laws for Nevada. No one should be forced to live with pests. shelterforce.org/2025/11/18/w...

Nevadans are worried that they won't be able to afford rent, that they can't put food on the table, or go to the doctor when they're sick. We need real solutions today - not more backroom deals with billionaires.

It is not too much to ask that every person in Nevada earns a living wage. It is obscene to suggest that it is normal for wages to be too low to afford a decent home, gas in your car, and food on your table.

I love my state. I have lived here my whole life. I believe that we are losing this state to billionaires, who view us as a colony to extract wealth from. Year after year, we continue to give away public money to any billionaire who steps in and asks for it. And in return?

Data centers are coming to Nevada. These resource hoggers threaten to use up water resources and so much electricity that NV Energy is already upgrading the grid to power them all. We need to take legislative action immediately to prevent data centers from using more resources than we can afford

Nevada has the fourth most expensive housing market in the country, and the second most cost burdened renters. We can fix this: ✅ Cap Rent Prices ✅ Build Up, Not Out ✅ Invest in affordable housing

Nevada legislators keep telling us that if they just give a little bit more money to the rich, it will trickle down to us in jobs. We have given away billions and Nevada still has one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. Maybe it's time to try something new.

Nevada has the most expensive childcare in the nation and a waiting list of 7,000 children who cannot get a pre-K seat. It's time we invested in Nevada's families and introduced universal, free childcare for all.

Thousands of Nevadans will be paying a lot more for their health insurance, SNAP benefits are still being cut, Medicaid is being cut, unemployment is up, and Nevada's legislators are meeting soon to vote on whether they should give our public money to billionaires.

Our legislature has been corrupted by money in politics. Groups like the Realtors Association and the Chamber of Commerce spend big on electing their hand picked candidates and then lobby to transfer wealth from the working class to the 1%. That's why I won't take their money.

Housing is for people to live in, not a corporate investment scheme for wall street. I 100% support banning corporate investors from buying housing in Nevada.

3 out of 4 preschool aged kids in Nevada are not enrolled in preschool. Why? Because of the cost. Free, universal childcare would help CCSD students catch up with the rest of the country by introducing to them to school EARLY.

I'm just a mom who's sick and tired of living in a state where billionaires and corporations get free handouts while the rest of us struggle to pay our bills. You can help me fight back at valfornevada.com

Over the last 50 years, $80 trillion in wealth has been redistributed from the bottom 90% to the top 1%. Tax giveaways like the one being suggested by the NV legislature greatly contribute to the transfer - by taking our public money and directing it into the pockets of the rich.

Nevada has the second most cost-burdened renters of any state - which means that rent prices are significantly higher than wages! This didn't happen by accident, our legislature is in debt to the landlord lobby who finances their campaigns and demands never ending rent increases in exchange!

Nevada is one of the worst off states in the nation. We have: most expensive childcare fastest rising rents second highest grocery prices slowest rising wages second most cost-burdened renters It's time we came together to fight for a decent standard of living!

Nevada is not giving sony pictures a regular tax credit where they just don't pay taxes for a set amount of years and it creates jobs, we're giving them TRANSFERABLE credits that they can sell to companies like MGM Resorts who will then use them to not pay taxes, it costs us money!

I don't think people are very aware of the fact that nearly every member of the Nevada legislature is financed by and elected by the same handful of corporations

The Nevada legislature is meeting in November to decide if we should give $3 billion in public money to billionaires while Nevada's families are facing a looming recession, higher insurance prices, higher energy prices, and home costs that never stop going up.

Of course everyone is angry. My first apartment was $500 a month and I just signed a lease for nearly $1500 a month. Did our pay triple or quadruple since then? NO.

Nevadans pay more for childcare than in any other state Nevadans pay more for housing than in 46 other states Nevadans pay more for electricity than in 40 other states Nevadans pay more for healthcare than 46 other states Maybe business as usual isn't working for us.

Isn't it so funny? They're allowed to buy up all the electricity and make you pay for the costs but you're not allowed to do anything about it. Don't speak up! Don't march! Don't touch the building! Because then YOU might be the criminal.

They wouldn't be doing any of this if they weren't terrified of you. There is only ONE thing the rich fear, and it is the day that you all realize who the enemy really is.