Purple Politics Nevada: Democratic AG Race Heats Up Before June Primary
The June Primary nears. Tune into Purple Politics Nevada to hear from candidates in the Democratic attorney general race.
March 27, 2026
The June Primary nears. Tune into Purple Politics Nevada to hear from candidates in the Democratic attorney general race.
Justine Overacker received persistent contacts from Library Board Trustee Gianna Jacks after public comments.
Running for office with 16 years of legislative experience, focusing on Nevada’s growth, land, water, and infrastructure.
Why are you running now? We need new faces and ideas, not career politicians. Affordability is key; common sense needed.
I’m running to ensure Nevada’s voice is heard. Focusing on affordability, uniting parties, and advocating for universal health care.
Running for Nevada’s open seat, I aim to tackle federal regulations, support local mining, and represent all district areas.
With Amodei retiring, there’s a chance for a Democratic win. I aim to reconnect DC with local issues, tackling high living costs.
Running to replace Mark Amodei, I’m committed to tackling issues like universal healthcare and government accountability.
The system is broken. My campaign focuses on fixing it, starting with getting big money out of politics through a new amendment.
The Championships at Reno’s National Bowling Stadium expect 55,000 bowlers, boosting local economy by $84M until July 19.
“Ten short films will highlight local workers’ housing stories, showing the community-wide impact,” said Shelly Purdy.
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