Joe Lombardo vetoed and blocked bills to limit Wall Street firms from coming into Nevada and pricing working families out of their neighborhoods — then refused to include it in his special session proclamation. I am demanding that he support the legislature’s bipartisan effort to do so.

Nevadans pay more for groceries than residents of most other states and Trump’s tariffs have made it worse. Joe Lombardo doesn’t care. He’s thinks Nevadans should “feel a little pain” from Trump’s tariffs. Nevadans deserve a Governor who fights for their budgets, not Trump’s ego.

Joe Lombardo is Nevada’s biggest roadblock to affordability. He has vetoed bill after bill that would have uplifted workers and lowered costs for working families. lasvegassun.com/news/2025/no...

Last night in Mesquite, Nevadans told me what they’re up against in the Lombardo–Trump economy: rent and grocery prices that keep rising, with no sign of relief in sight. As Governor, I’ll do what Lombardo won’t — make lowering costs my top priority — from housing to health care to energy.

We held a round table in Ely and one thing was made clear: the Lombardo-Trump economy is failing working families. As Governor, I will prioritize lowering costs and sign pro-worker legislation that uplifts Nevada workers and put families first.

We stopped by Plaza Furniture in West Wendover today — a business preparing to close its doors because of the Trump–Lombardo tariffs driving up costs. Nevadans deserve a Governor who’ll stand up to anyone raising prices on working families — not someone who rubber-stamps Trump’s cost-hiking agenda.

Last night in Elko, Democrats and Republicans came together on one key issue: the cost of living in Nevada is unbearably high. As Governor, I will work with anyone who is serious about lowering costs for working families — because making Nevada more affordable will be my top priority.

Thank you, Battle Mountain General Hospital for having me. Health care workers are the backbone of our rural communities — where access is too far for too many folks. Health care costs have risen faster in Nevada than anywhere else in the nation. Our priority MUST be lowering costs for Nevadans.

Costs for so many have skyrocketed from the Lombardo-Trump tariffs — and that’s no different in Virginia City. Lombardo may think Nevadans should “feel a little pain,” but I don’t. As Governor, I’ll fight any policy that drives up costs on Nevadans.

As a dad of college-aged kids, I want Nevada to be the place our children choose to build their futures and raise their own families. As Governor, I’ll fight every day to make life more affordable, strengthen our schools, and deliver a Nevada that puts families first.

Last night in Sparks, I heard from Nevadans who are doing everything right and still struggling to keep up with rising costs. As Governor, my top priority will be making Nevada more affordable and putting money back in your pocket — because families deserve a fair shot, not higher bills.

I just finished a stop in Carson City where residents told me stories about how their grocery bills have skyrocketed over the last year. As Governor, I’m going to crack down on price-fixing of essential goods like groceries because keeping money in Nevadans’ pockets will be a top priority for me.

I’ve heard it all over our state and Gardnerville was no different: Nevadans are being crushed under the rising cost of living — and they feel like they’re being ignored.  As Governor, my top priority will be to lower costs and make Nevada more affordable.

In Dayton, I heard stories of Nevadans having to choose between the food in their grocery carts and their prescriptions — and food bank lines being miles long. As Governor, I’m going to lower the costs of prescription drugs to the Medicare-negotiated price for all Nevadans.

Thank you, Tonopah Brewing Company for having us! After a long day on the road, nothing hits like a diet coke and pizza!

I visited Pahrump on the first day of my campaign, and I’m back today talking about how we can make Nevada more affordable. As Governor, lowering costs — from housing to healthcare — will be my top priority, because Nevada prospers when all Nevadans can prosper.

Our first tour stop was at AFL-CIO in Henderson and dozens of Nevadans from across Clark County told me how hard it is to find a good-paying job in the Lombardo-Trump economy. As Governor, diversifying our economy, creating good-paying jobs, and lowering costs will be my top priorities.

On Joe Lombardo’s watch, working families across Nevada are struggling to make ends meet. Today, we’re launching our Working Class First listening tour to talk to Nevadans in every corner of our state about what’s breaking their banks and how we make our state more affordable.

Joe Lombardo is silent while Donald Trump is again suing to avoid sending food to hungry children. Lombardo won’t stand up to Trump. I’m taking Trump to court and fighting for Nevada families.

Time and again, Lombardo has chosen Trump’s cost-raising agenda over working families. The cost of living is at a record high and the Lombardo-Trump economy is failing Nevadans across our state. As Governor, I’ll stand up for working families and prioritize making Nevada more affordable.

Too many Nevadans are having to choose between paying rent and picking up their prescriptions — and higher health care premiums will only make that problem worse.  Lowering prescription drug costs to the Medicare-negotiated price for all Nevadans will be a top priority for me as Governor.

Under Joe Lombardo, housing costs are at record highs. As Governor, I’m going to limit Wall Street firms from coming into Nevada, buying up our homes, and pricing hardworking families out of their neighborhoods.

Thank you to Nevada Graduate Student Workers for the honest conversation about affordability. No one teaching or researching in our universities should struggle to make ends meet. As Governor, I’ll keep my focus where it belongs: lowering costs and putting money back in Nevadans’ pockets.

Trump and Lombardo can claim that things are fine all they want. The reality is: working families in Nevada are suffering under record high costs. As Governor, I will prioritize making Nevada more affordable and lower costs for working families.

No child in Nevada should ever go hungry, and no politician should use food assistance as a bargaining chip. When Trump suspended SNAP, we sued — and we won. The federal government must release the funds.

Here’s what’s about to happen: if Washington doesn’t act Nevada families will pay thousands more next year just to keep their health care. For too many folks, that means choosing between coverage and rent. Democrats and Republicans must work together to save ACA tax credits and open the government.

Nevada families deserve a Governor who will put them first and focus on lowering costs. That’s not happening right now. Making Nevada more affordable — from housing to healthcare — will be my top priority as Governor.

Too many Nevadans are already struggling to make ends meet and Donald Trump is suspending SNAP. It is not only cruel, but it is illegal — and that’s why I’m taking him to court. I’m going to use every tool available to me to ensure Nevadans get their benefits.

If Lombardo prioritized our kids and guaranteed school meals, food banks wouldn’t be scrambling to feed hungry children. Guarantee school meals. End this cycle.

At a time when 1 in 4 children in Nevada don’t know where their next meal is going to come from, the Trump administration is refusing to use contingency funds to ensure Nevada families are fed. Too many Nevadans are already struggling just to get by. That’s why I’m taking Trump to court.

Health care costs have risen faster in Nevada than anywhere else in the nation. And premiums are about to skyrocket another 26% on average.  Joe Lombardo should urge Donald Trump to work with Congress to save ACA tax credits.

I’m proud to have the endorsement of End Citizens United. As Attorney General, I’ve fought tirelessly to protect the integrity of our democracy — defending Nevadans’ right to vote and taking on powerful interests that try to buy influence. As Governor, I’ll continue putting working families first.

When billionaires get the largest permanent tax break in history while working families lose Medicaid and SNAP benefits — the economy isn’t broken, it’s rigged. Nevadans deserve better.

Too many Nevadans are struggling to afford basic healthcare — and Trump’s Medicaid cuts are only going to make that problem worse. Lowering prescription drug prices to the Medicare-negotiated price for all Nevadans will be a top priority for me as Governor.

While Trump said he “couldn't care less” if his reckless tariffs raise prices on working families, Lombardo said he thinks we need to “feel a little pain” from them. Working families in Nevada can’t afford any more pain from the Lombardo-Trump economy. As Governor, I’ll prioritize lowering costs.

As a former public school teacher, I know from first-hand experience that students having access to quality meals makes all the difference. As Governor, we’re going to guarantee school meals for public school students and put money back in parents’ pockets.

Under Joe Lombardo, homelessness in Nevada is at its highest peak since the Great Recession. There are Nevadans who are having to donate their blood in order to pay their rent.  Nevadans deserve a Governor who is focused on making Nevada more affordable – and that’s what I’ll do as Governor.

Last year, under Joe Lombardo, Nevada lagged behind most of the nation in job growth.  Now, while small businesses and working families suffer, Lombardo is embracing Trump’s reckless tariff policies that are doing further harm to Nevada’s economy.

Under Joe Lombardo, Nevada’s unemployment rate is higher today than when he took office.

As Attorney General, I’ve held big drug companies that are jacking up prices and poisoning our communities accountable.  As Governor, I’m going to lower the cost of prescription drugs to the Medicare-negotiated price for all Nevadans.

As a single dad in college, Medicaid kept my son and me healthy – and as a State Senator, I worked with Democrats and Republicans to expand it to tens of thousands of Nevadans.  Now at a time when so many are struggling to make ends meet in Joe Lombardo’s economy, Trump is ripping away health care.

Working families and small businesses are being slammed by Trump’s price-raising tariffs that Joe Lombardo thinks Nevadans should “feel a little pain” from. As Governor, unlike Lombardo, I will put the needs of Nevada families over Trump’s agenda.

As Governor, I’ll work with anyone who’s serious about bringing quality jobs to Nevada.

As Senate Minority Leader, I helped pass a bipartisan bill that created Allegiant Stadium. Since then, from construction work to hospitality, we’ve seen thousands of families benefit from the good-paying jobs that project created.

One in four children in Nevada don’t know where their next meal is going to come from. Meanwhile Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill that would have guaranteed school meals and put money back in parents’ pockets. As Governor, ensuring our kids are fed will be a top priority for me.

Not surprising considering this is the same Governor who said we should all be “excited” about Trump’s tax bill that gives tax breaks to billionaires while ripping health care away from tens of thousands of Nevadans. Lombardo will always choose Trump’s agenda over Nevadans.

Thank you, Siena Progressive Club for having me last night. The Lombardo-Trump economy is rigged against Nevadans trying their hardest to stay afloat. As Governor, I will prioritize making life more affordable for working families.

Nevadans shouldn’t have to choose between paying rent and filling their prescription. But health care costs have risen faster here than anywhere else in the country. As Governor, I’ll bring the costs of prescription drugs down to the Medicare-negotiated price for all Nevadans.

At a time when too many children in Nevada don’t know where their next meal is going to come from, Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill that would have guaranteed school meals. As Governor, I’m going to guarantee school meals and put money back in parents’ pockets.

I’m not playing around. If corporations are illegally jacking up prices on hardworking Nevadans, I will hold them accountable. At a time when Nevadans are having to donate blood in order to pay their rent, we must do everything we can to make Nevada more affordable. tinyurl.com/5d2bku46