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> I support measures that protect the integrity of our elections while ensuring every legal voter has fair and equal access to the ballot box. In Nevada, I support Ballot Question 7 because I believe it expands voter access and gives all legal voters a greater opportunity to participate in the election process.

One of the primary responsibilities of the federal government is to protect our national borders and enforce immigration laws. I support ICE carrying out its mission to prevent illegal entry into the United States and to remove individuals who violate federal immigration law. I do not believe a nation can remain secure without controlled borders and a lawful immigration system. At the same time, legal immigration should remain available to those who follow the law and respect the process established by our country.

To strengthen Nevada’s economy and the economy of the United States, we must prioritize American jobs, American manufacturing, and fair trade policies. For too long, companies have moved jobs overseas to countries with cheap labor and weak regulations in order to maximize profits, often at the expense of American workers and consumers.

Congress should support policies that encourage businesses to manufacture products in the United States, protect supply chains, and reduce dependence on foreign countries. I also believe elected officials should put the interests of the American people ahead of lobbyists and special interests. My goal is to help build a stronger, more self-reliant economy for both Nevada and our nation.

I support strengthening the principles established in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, which returned the issue of abortion regulation to the states and the people. I believe each state has the right to establish its own laws regarding abortion, and those laws should be respected by other states under the constitutional principle of full faith and credit. No state should undermine or interfere with the lawful policies enacted by another state through its elected representatives.

The political divide in our country continues to grow, and I believe leaders must be willing to work with people who have different viewpoints in order to solve real problems. In Nevada, ballot Questions 6 and 7 are examples of issues where I have engaged with individuals from different political perspectives to find common ground on voter participation and government accountability.

In Congress, I would take the same approach by focusing on issues that affect all Americans regardless of political affiliation. One example is the dramatic increase in car insurance rates, which have risen far faster than inflation despite advances in vehicle safety technology and reductions in accidents. I want to work with members of both parties to investi

I support voter ID to ensure a fair election.

ICE plays an important role in enforcing federal immigration law, but like any agency, it should operate with accountability and clear priorities. I believe the focus should be on removing violent offenders and protecting communities, while also working toward a more efficient and lawful immigration system overall

Economic strength starts with empowering small businesses and workers—not overregulating them. I’ve run a business here in Las Vegas, so I’ve seen firsthand how taxes, red tape, and rising costs hurt growth. We need to cut unnecessary regulations, keep taxes low, and make it easier to start and run a business. At the same time, we’ve got to bring back American manufacturing, support trade skills, and invest in infrastructure that actually helps local economies—not wasteful spending. If people are working, businesses are growing, and money stays in our communities, the economy gets stronger—period.

I support protecting life while also recognizing the need for compassion in difficult situations. At the federal level, I would back commonsense limits like restricting late-term abortions, while ensuring exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother. I also believe we need more support for mothers, adoption, and family services

I’ve worked with people from all sides—Republicans, Democrats, independents—through my radio show and community events here in Las Vegas. When you’re putting together a show or helping veterans or small businesses, politics doesn’t matter—you focus on the problem and get it done. I’ve had guests who don’t agree on anything politically, but we still found common ground on issues like supporting local businesses and helping families.

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While the "Epstein-class" strips us of our wealth, our time, and our fundamental rights, we must act to preserve our democracy and our pursuit of happiness. I am running to apply maximum pressure on the bad-faith actors in Congress. As long as they continue to treat the American people like an item on the menu, they will learn very quickly: I am not going to Washington to play games or "make nice" while they dismantle our future.

By expanding my coalition with Congressmen Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, I will join forces with the most principled members of the House to introduce ironclad legislation, leverage the bully pulpit, and shift the national narrative against the corrupt elite at the top.

I.C.E. has become a shadow over the daily lives of citizens and non-citizens alike. An agency that operates with zero accountability—and under the complicit protection of the White House—cannot be reformed.

Congresswoman Dina Titus’s vote for the Laken Riley Act is more than a policy disagreement; it is a betrayal of our community and our constitutional right to due process. Abolishing I.C.E. is only the first step. We must pivot our immigration strategy from targeting the powerless to holding the powerful accountable. By implementing a mandatory E-Verify system, we can ensure a legally authorized workforce, protect labor market wages, and end the era of exploited labor.

Our immigration system needs real overhaul. Not incremental change

The nation has gambled our future on AI and automation. From the rise of driverless taxis to the first casinos without human dealers, the shift is undeniable—and it puts our ability to keep a roof over our heads at stake. The Strip has become a playground for the wealthy, while working families are left behind.

To preserve our pursuit of happiness, we must address the extreme concentration of wealth and power. By breaking up monopolies, taxing the ultra-rich, and implementing Universal Basic Income, we can empower "We the People" to support small businesses and sustain our communities through this global transition. Furthermore, we must secure Nevada’s future by making our state the epicenter of energy production for the Southwest.

Women should have bodily autonomy, full stop. This requires at a minimum codifying the standards set by Roe v. Wade into law.

Having produced several 2024 Presidential debates, I have a proven track record of working with individuals from across the political spectrum. My established relationships with Congressmen Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna demonstrate the tangible results of bipartisanship—most notably seen in the release of the Epstein files. This coalition is already in place, allowing me to hit the ground running on Capitol Hill. The era of accountability has begun.

Voters’ rights shouldn’t depend on your zip code, work schedule, or how many barriers are in your way. If you’re eligible to vote, you should be able to do it easily, safely, and with confidence your voice counts. That means expanding early voting and vote-by-mail, modernizing registration with automatic and same-day options, and ensuring polling places are accessible and fairly distributed. We also need to protect our elections with paper ballots, routine audits, and safeguards against interference, while supporting the nonpartisan workers who run them. In a democracy, the people should choose their leaders, and that only works when every voter has a fair shot at being heard.

I believe the federal government has a responsibility to build an immigration system that’s actually rooted in safety, dignity, and reality, not fear. That’s why I support abolishing ICE as it currently exists. For too many families, ICE has meant trauma, separation, and a lack of accountability, often targeting people who pose no real threat. We can enforce laws without dehumanizing people. That looks like shifting resources toward smarter, community-based approaches, ensuring due process, and creating real oversight and transparency. We don’t have to choose between safety and humanity, we can build a system that does both, and actually lives up to who we say we are.

Economic strength should mean something real in people’s lives, not just good numbers on paper. That starts with lowering everyday costs like food, housing, healthcare, and childcare, and making sure wages actually keep up. We need to invest in small businesses, not just big corporations, and make it easier for people to start and grow something of their own. It also means strengthening our workforce, good jobs, fair pay, and access to training and education that leads somewhere. And we should be investing in infrastructure and clean energy in ways that create jobs right now. An economy is only strong if people are stable, supported, and able to build a life they’re proud of.

I trust women and families to make the decisions that are best for them. Healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all, and politicians have no place making choices about someone else’s body or future. Abortion is healthcare, and at the federal level we need to restore and protect access nationwide so it doesn’t depend on your zip code. Every Nevadan, and every American, deserves the ability to plan their family, protect their health, and make these private decisions with their doctor, not the government. That includes protecting medication abortion, contraception, and the right to travel for care. This is about trust, dignity, and freedom, and our laws should reflect that.

For 16 years, I’ve brought together people who don’t usually sit at the same table, like churches and adult industry leaders, to fight human trafficking and get survivors to safety. We didn’t agree on everything, but we agreed on protecting people, and that was enough to build real, life-saving collaboration. I’ve learned how to lead with shared values, listen without losing my voice, and stay focused on outcomes over ideology. In Congress, I’d bring that same approach: build unlikely coalitions, find common ground, and get things done that actually make people safer and stronger.

Our campaign is focused on expanding voting rights. That's why we focus on incorporating our municipality and advocating for a participation model to increase engagement and decision-making abilities within our community.

We are deeply concerned for our community and believe our neighbors deserve to live without fear. This is detrimental to the safety and well-being of our community. The federal government must improve our immigration status processing systems by expanding avenues for families that are part of our communities, ensure applications and statuses are being properly processed in a timely manner, and understand our economy requires better planning for immigrants.

Addressing the monetary crisis is crucial, as our money flows disproportionately towards the wealthiest individuals and corporations. This creates a situation where the burden of debt falls disproportionately on ordinary working-class people. Our tax system contributes to this problem, and we must seriously consider taxing wealth growth accelerated by compounding interest. If left as it is, the compounding interest, which grows exponentially, will place significant pressure on increasing debt overall. This is how we got to the point where 50-year mortgages are issued, increasing total debt by extending the years for compounding interest to accumulate. We must educate the public that money plus debt equals zero.

No government has the right to interfere with anyone's healthcare. We must strengthen that notion. I will support and advocate for legislation that ensures medical decisions stay between doctors and patients.

I advocate for a participatory decision-making model that involves everyone in our district. Ultimately, it's about empowering people to take ownership of their political decisions. What I have learned is that our political beliefs are in a wide spectrum, but our needs, which are not being met, are very similar. I believe a participation model will enlighten and highlight that, so government can start working for communities.

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In recent years we have experienced assaults on voting rights, particularly with the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act. That was on display last month when they handed conservative states a roadmap for blocking out minority voices in current VRA protected Congressional districts. That is why I have continued to help introduce and push the John Lewis Voting Rights Act which would restore the voting rights protections of the VRA that have been diluted or eliminated by the Supreme Court. Finally, I have remained steadfast in my opposition to harmful legislation like the SAVE Act and the Administration’s attempts to nationalize our elections.

ICE has historically played an important role in homeland security, but the Trump Administration has weaponized the agency and turned it into a lawless paramilitary force that has overstepped its mission in gross and negligible ways. It is terrorizing communities in my district, inhibiting trust between my constituents and law enforcement, and putting people in physical danger. That’s why I have continued to oppose any additional funding for ICE until there are essential guardrails put in place to protect people from its abuses of power. I have called for the removal of masks, wearing name tags, and requiring warrants.

First, we need to raise the federal minimum wage to $17/hour from the current $7.25/hour. Second, we need to make housing more affordable so that we don’t lose our workforce. I introduced the Housing Vouchers Fairness Act to increase the number of housing vouchers allocated to Southern Nevada and other areas witnessing rapid growth. Finally, for the first time ever in the history of the EDA, I ensured funding would be made available for tourism economies and areas impacted by drought, both of which will continue to be relevant for Nevada.

I have been a staunch protector of a woman’s right to choose all through my three decades of public service in the Nevada Legislature and in Congress. That support has never been more important in light of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. In September 2021, I co-sponsored legislation, the Women’s Health Protection Act, that codified in federal law the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. In November 2021, I co-sponsored legislation to increase by four the number of justices on the U.S. Supreme Court as a measure to preserve Roe v. Wade. Moving forward, I will oppose any effort in Congress to establish a national abortion ban or any legislation that harms women’s reproductive freedoms, including IVF and mifepristone.

I have always been a strong supporter of animal rights, which is an area many of my Republican colleagues agree with me on. Brian Mast, for example, is someone I rarely find common ground with, but he and I have consistently worked together to successfully ban the Department of Veterans Affairs from conducting painful testing and experimentation on dogs and cats.