Not applicable to the treasurers office but read here: https://jeffreycarter.substack.com/p/nevada-doesnt-have-a-housing-crisis

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As a State Assemblyman, I voted to cap predatory corporate homeownership by Wall Street firms and as State Treasurer I will continue to support that and similar efforts. I’ve also proposed a historic $300 million dollar investment into the State Infrastructure Bank overseen by the Treasurer’s office, which would allow us to construct tens of thousands of new affordable homes, create union jobs, and support economic opportunities across our state for working families. Between these efforts we can increase supply, reduce corporate greed, and make housing affordable for working families.

I would support any financially feasible changes that increase access, increase offerings, and lower costs for Medicaid enrollees. As a State Assemblyman, I served on the Heath and Human Services Committee and saw first-hand the many challenges facing enrollees. As our next Treasurer, I will work with the Legislature to ensure we’re investing in making healthcare better, more accessible, and more affordable.

As a father of 3 young daughters, I firmly believe access to affordable childcare is essential for working families. Given rising costs, I would support state funding to subsidize or otherwise lower the cost of childcare.

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I believe the Nevada Treasury has a responsibility to lean in on priorities that shape our quality of life, and housing affordability is at the top of that list. Initially, I would work to ensure that any previously allocated housing funds are deployed efficiently and transparently, so infrastructure projects and attainable housing developments can access financing without unnecessary delays. I would champion stronger partnerships with local governments, community lenders, and nonprofit developers to help lower construction and infrastructure costs. I would also support programs that assist first‑time homebuyers through down‑payment support and financial education, giving more Nevada families a fair shot at stability and homeownership.

As a Nevadan with two retired parents, I understand the real challenges many seasoned Nevadans face in accessing affordable, reliable healthcare. I believe the Nevada Treasury plays an important role in strengthening the financial foundation of Medicaid. I would support transparent, responsible management of Medicaid, along with efforts to expand provider participation so seniors and families can access the care they’re eligible for. I would back improvements in care coordination, preventive services, and administrative efficiency to keep people healthy and our system sustainable. My goal is to help ensure Medicaid remains stable, accessible, and responsive to the needs of Nevada families, especially the seniors who helped build this state.

As someone who studied access to early childhood education during my doctorate at UNLV, I’ve seen firsthand how essential affordable, high‑quality childcare is for families and the economy. I believe state‑funded and state‑supported childcare programs are a smart investment in both children and working parents. As treasurer, I would support efforts to ensure these programs are funded transparently and sustainably, while strengthening partnerships with local providers and community organizations to expand access. Reliable childcare helps parents stay in the workforce, supports employers, and gives children the strong start they deserve.