Balance Of Clark County

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Election DayNov. 3, 2026
StateWashington
Races Listed11
Profiles21

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Trustee Clark County School District G

County
  • Paul Casey
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  • Linda P. Cavazos
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Trustee Clark County School District D

County
  • David Gomez
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  • Brenda Zamora
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Board Member Moapa Valley Water District Logandale

Local
  • Aaron Dalley
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City of Boulder City Council Member At Large

City
  • Cokie Booth
    Cokie Booth is a City Councilwoman in Boulder City, Nevada, who has served on the Planning Commission and run for City Council multiple times. A local realtor, she is known for her engagement in local government and community issues.
    Priorities: Finding solutions to Boulder City's water recycling problem and promoting water conservation, including removing irrigated turf. · Replacing or building a new municipal pool. · Improving the municipal golf course, including irrigation updates for water conservation and leasing new golf carts.
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  • Adam "Americaman" Schultheis
    Adam "Americaman" Schultheis is a candidate for Boulder City Council in Boulder City, Nevada. He is listed as a candidate on the official Boulder City website and on Good Party.
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  • Steve Walton
    Steve Walton is a City Councilman in Boulder City, Nevada, and has previously served as Interim Fire Chief and Planning Commissioner for the city. He emphasizes preserving Boulder City's community, small-town charm, and access to open spaces, aiming to honor its historic roots while fostering a blend of old and young residents.
    Priorities: Addressing drought conditions and water use/availability through partnership with the Southern Nevada Water Authority · Enhancing infrastructure for advancing technologies and electrical energy independence · Supporting growth management and minimal growth in the community
  • Chris Gatlin
    Chris Gatlin is a professional wrestler known by his ring name, Chris Gatlin. He has competed in two matches, including one where he and Steve Lane won the NWA Mid-America Tag Team Titles in 2001.

City of Henderson Mayor

City
  • Adam Price
    Adam Price, an estate planner and president of the Henderson Democratic Club, is a candidate for Mayor of Henderson. The 32-year-old Democrat entered the nonpartisan mayoral race in 2026, challenging the incumbent and another opponent.
    Priorities: Make housing costs more affordable for Henderson residents by regulating corporate landlords and increasing zoning for single-family homes.
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  • Hollie Chadwick
    Hollie Chadwick is a candidate for Mayor of Henderson, Nevada, in the upcoming 2026 election. She previously served the city for over 22 years at the Henderson Police Department, rising to the rank of Chief of Police. Chadwick is campaigning on a platform of authentic leadership and a commitment to public service.
    Priorities: Strengthening public safety and supporting law enforcement · Promoting open, transparent, and accountable government · Guiding responsible growth that supports the local economy, creates jobs, and ensures attainable housing
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  • Michelle Romero
    Michelle Romero serves as the Mayor of Henderson, Nevada, a position she was elected to in June 2022 and took office for in January 2023. Prior to becoming mayor, she was elected at-large to the Henderson City Council in April 2019. A native of Henderson, Romero previously served the city for 25 years in various capacities, including as the Henderson Redevelopment Agency Manager.
    Priorities: Enhancing public safety through community policing, supporting first responders, and ensuring transparency regarding safety issues. · Creating healthy, livable, and sustainable communities by focusing on water conservation, expanding access to mental health services, promoting affordable housing, supporting cultural arts, and improving transportation.
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City of Boulder City Mayor

City
  • Brent Foutz
    Brent Foutz is a retired military intelligence officer and former middle school teacher who has resided in Boulder City for five years. He has previously run for various offices, including President of the United States, Nevada State Senate District 20, Nevada State Assembly District 23, and Boulder City Council. Foutz was found guilty of unlawful trespassing and resisting a public officer in December 2018.
    Priorities: Addressing Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) and vindictive lawsuits · Extending the Nevada Southern Railway from Hoover Dam to Fremont Street in Las Vegas · Expanding recreational opportunities, including creating a network of paved trails in the Eldorado Valley and resolving issues with recreational vehicles on city streets
  • Joe Hardy
    Joe Hardy is a Republican who has served as a Nevada State Senator for District 12 and previously in the Nevada Assembly. He is a former Boulder City councilman and mayor pro tempore, and currently serves as the Mayor of Boulder City. Hardy is also an associate professor and family physician.
    Priorities: Addressing drought and water conservation · Boosting historic preservation
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Trustee Clark County School District F

County
  • Irene Bustamante Adams
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  • Laurence M. Neely
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  • Robert E. Hutchinson
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City of Henderson Municipal Court Judge Department 1

City
  • Alicia Albr
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Sheriff

County
  • Benjamin D. Samia
    No specific biographical or campaign information for Benjamin D. Samia was found within the provided research notes. The notes contain profiles for several individuals with similar names, but none match 'Benjamin D. Samia' directly as a candidate.

City of Henderson City Council Ward III

City
  • Annette Dawson Owens
    Annette Dawson Owens is a Nevada State Board of Education member and a lifelong education advocate. She has worked in both district and charter schools and served as a policy director for the Children’s Advocacy Alliance. She was appointed to the Nevada State Board of Education by Governor Lombardo.
    Priorities: Promoting economic security for families through a diversified economy and targeted tax relief · Expanding access to healthcare for families and children, including mental health support and attracting professionals
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Clark County Chair

County
  • Marc Boldt
    Marc Boldt is a long-time resident of Clark County who has served as a State Representative and a Clark County Commissioner. He was also elected as a Freeholder to help craft the county's new charter. Boldt is running for Clark County Chair, emphasizing service, fiscal responsibility, and managing growth.
    Priorities: Ensuring fiscal responsibility and accountability in the county budget · Promoting public safety, supporting law enforcement, and providing mental health services · Managing growth responsibly, including planning for infrastructure, affordable housing, and preserving open space
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