Stavros Anthony has served as the Lieutenant Governor of Nevada since 2022. Stavros' extensive career includes nearly 30 years with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, where he retired as a captain, and three terms as a Las Vegas City Councilman. He also previously chaired the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents, contributing to the state's academic master plan.

Stavros holds a Ph.D. from UNLV and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Throughout his career, he has been recognized for excellence in both law enforcement and education while serving on various community boards.

Andy Matthews has served as Nevada's State Controller since 2023. Known for championing transparency, he launched the Nevada Open Finance Portal to give taxpayers direct access to state spending data.

Andy's background includes serving in the State Assembly and leading the Nevada Policy Research Institute, where he focused on liberty-oriented reforms. A resident of Nevada since 2006, Andy is a Boston University graduate who has been recognized by organizations like the NFIB for his support of small businesses.

Adriana Guzmán Fralick is the daughter of legal immigrants. Her legal background includes serving as General Counsel to the Governor, Chief Deputy District Attorney, and Deputy City Manager.

She held high-level regulatory roles with the Gaming Control Board and chaired the Cannabis Compliance Board. A small business owner, Adriana also chaired the Board of Directors for Nevada Health Centers and served on the State Board of Education. Her experience spans the Governor's Crime Commission and the Public Utilities Commission.

Shirley Folkins-Roberts is a proven Nevada attorney and business leader. In the private sector, she facilitated the development of over three million square feet of commercial space, attracting major employers to Northern Nevada.

A proven coalition builder, she co-founded a regional transportation group and has led both state and national advocacy efforts for the real estate industry. Shirley's commitment to service is highlighted by 20 years of advocacy for childhood cancer research, where she successfully secured state and federal funding.

Chief Justice Douglas Herndon was elected to the Nevada Supreme Court in 2020 and currently oversees the state's entire judiciary.

Originally appointed as a District Court Judge in 2005, he spent over a decade in judicial leadership while maintaining a rigorous trial schedule, ultimately earning the highest performance score of any district court judge in the Las Vegas Review-Journal's 2019 evaluations.

Raised on a small farm, State Senator Carrie Buck learned the values of hard work and perseverance early. As an educator, she earned the prestigious Milken Educator Award for transforming one of Nevada's lowest-performing schools into one of its best. In the State Senate, Carrie she flipped a Democrat-held district to become a leading conservative voice.

Carrie is focused on securing the border, protecting parental rights, and holding Washington accountable to taxpayers. Carrie, mother to four sons, lives in Southern Nevada with her husband Eric, a retired Deputy Chief of Police.

James Settelmeyer is a fourth-generation Nevada rancher and former Nevada State Senate Republican Leader. During his 16 years in the legislature, he led the legal challenge against unconstitutional tax hikes, resulting in a Supreme Court ruling that returned over $112 million to Nevada taxpayers.

More recently, James served as the Director of Conservation and Natural Resources under Governor Joe Lombardo, and as the Nevada Co-Chair for the 2020 Trump Campaign.

Marty O'Donnell is a retired composer and entrepreneur with a Master of Music Degree from USC. He founded a commercial music production company before transitioning to the video game industry, where he created the award-winning audio and music for the Halo and Destiny franchises.

Marty helped lead his studio to independence from Microsoft and later co-founded Highwire Games. He and his wife have been married since 1977 and have two daughters and three grandsons.

The daughter of a decorated Army veteran, Maria Thompson is an award-winning investigative journalist turned attorney. After producing evening news in Las Vegas, she earned her law degree from UNLV's Boyd School of Law, graduating in the top 5%.

Maria now practices at Lewis Brisbois, where she defends Nevada's businesses, healthcare providers, and the gaming industry. Her deep community ties include leadership in Chi Omega and years of volunteer work as a Big Sister.

Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Las Vegas, Rafael Arroyo is a self-made entrepreneur who opened his first business at age 23. Today, he operates nine Smog Plus locations across the valley, employing over 35 Nevadans.

As President of the Registration Services Association of Nevada, Rafael led the passage of Assembly Bill 288, which protected small businesses and ensured DMV services remained accessible during the pandemic. Under his leadership, his industry has doubled in size, creating dozens of new businesses and local jobs.

State Senator Lisa Krasner previously served three terms in the Nevada State Assembly, where she held leadership roles including Assembly Republican Whip and Judiciary Minority Chair.

She currently teaches U.S. and Nevada Constitution courses at Truckee Meadows Community College and is an active member of multiple Republican Women's clubs.

Senator Krasner was the first in her family to graduate college, eventually working her way through UCLA and earning a Juris Doctor from the University of LaVerne College of Law.

Senate Republican Leader Dr. Robin Titus is a former Assembly Republican Leader and business owner who has served her community as a physician for 37 years.

Consistently ranked as the Legislature's most conservative member, Dr. Titus is a proud NRA member, a CCW permit holder, and is married to retired Lyon County Sheriff Allen Veil. A Nevadan whose family roots date back to 1866, she earned her medical degree from the University of Nevada and is an active instrument-rated pilot and mountaineer.

Danielle Gallant is a wife, mother, and small business owner. She holds a Nevada Broker license and is a partner of Guardian Realty Investment and Property Management with her husband Paul.

Danielle has been doing full time Real Estate and Property Management for over a decade and also worked in the construction industry, as co-owner in Gallant Construction. With a B.A. in Psychology and a Masters in Human Development and Family Studies, Danielle has also worked as a Marriage and Family Therapist.

Drew Teitelbaum is a new father with a diverse professional background in commercial aviation, international development, and angel investing. His commitment to conservative public service includes early roles with the Republican Jewish Coalition, the Trump 2016 campaign, the White House, and the Departments of Treasury and Homeland Security.

Beyond his career, the Washington and Lee University alumnus and his wife are proud philanthropic supporters of emerging women's athletics programs in West Africa.

Assemblywoman Lisa Cole is a conservative small business owner and attorney who was elected to the legislature in 2024. Since 2010, she has run a development firm focused on helping businesses navigate government red tape, notably playing an integral role in Southern Nevada's 10,000-acre Apex Industrial Park.

While running her businesses full-time, she earned her law degree, passed the Nevada Bar in 2023, and formed LDA Law to serve as in-house counsel for her development and realty companies.

Erica Neely is a small business owner and first-generation American. In 2024, she ran a grassroots campaign against the Democrat Speaker of the Assembly and came within two points of winning.

Erica and her husband Laurence have six children and have fostered nine more, including a baby girl who they have since adopted. When the public school system failed to protect her children, Erica began homeschooling and ran for the school board to advocate for parental rights.

Assemblyman Brian Hibbetts is a lifelong Las Vegas resident and retired police officer who served with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) for over 25 years. After joining the force in 1994, he rose through the ranks before retiring in 2021 to transition into public service and community leadership.

Deeply involved in the local community, he also co-founded a local nonprofit and has served on multiple public safety and civic committees.

Jason Patchett was appointed to the State Assembly in 2025. An attorney, Jason Patchett holds degrees from UNLV and ASU's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. Jason gained extensive experience inside the justice system serving in the Clark County District Attorney's office.

Following the tragic loss of his son, Rex, to a reckless driver, Jason successfully championed "Rex's Law," a landmark legislative victory that increased penalties for reckless driving in safety zones. A dedicated husband and father, Jason is committed to protecting Nevada families through experienced, results-oriented leadership.

Assemblywoman Melissa Hardy is a fourth-generation Nevadan and small business owner currently serving her fourth term representing Henderson. Raised in a family with deep political roots, she is the daughter of former Assembly Speaker Mel Close and a former aide to Republican Senator Paul Laxalt.

Melissa and her husband, Damon, worked as top-producing real estate agents for over a decade before owning and operating a successful Port of Subs franchise for 15 years.

Denise Daniels Fanning is a grassroots advocate and proud military wife who has lived in Henderson since 2008. Denise built a 20-year career as a television commercial production manager before serving as a Program Manager for Republican Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony.

Denise's husband is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and former F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter test pilot, and their son is currently studying aviation at UNLV.

Mike Ginsburg is a husband, father of three, and lifelong Reno resident whose family has lived in the area since 1914.

He has spent a 39-year career managing people and operations at NV Energy. He is an active community volunteer, having served as a high school swimming official, a neighborhood advisory board member, and the Past President of Sierra Nevada Community Aquatics.

Assemblyman Rich DeLong is a geologist, natural resource manager, and small business owner who has lived in the Truckee Meadows for over 30 years.

Assemblyman DeLong was appointed by Republican Governor Kenny Guinn to the Nevada Commission on Mineral Resources, where he served for 16 years, including seven as Chairman. He also previously served as Chairman of the University of Nevada College of Science Advisory Board.

Assemblywoman Jill Dickman is a lifelong conservative and small business owner. Raised in a family of entrepreneurs, she gained early executive experience managing several family businesses. In 1999, Jill and her husband, Tom, founded their own successful manufacturing business based in Sparks.

Jill's voting record in the legislature has earned her an Award for Conservative Excellence and a 94% lifetime rating from the American Conservative Union.

Assemblywoman Alexis Hansen is a proud Nevadan with deep family roots in local law enforcement and public service, descending from a Lincoln County Sheriff and a long-serving District Attorney.

Alexis and her husband, Ira, met at Sparks High School and have successfully owned and operated a local plumbing business together for over forty years. They are the proud parents of eight children and the grandparents of 24.

Assemblyman Bert Gurr is a conservative leader and small business owner who has represented Nevada’s rural 33rd Assembly District since 2022. Raised in Nevada, he draws experience from a 40-year career in real estate and serving as President of the Nevada Association of Realtors.

In the legislature, he was appointed by Governor Joe Lombardo to the state's Fuel Resiliency Committee.

Assemblywoman Dr. Rebecca Edgeworth is an internal medicine physician and educator at Touro University. Successfully flipping her district in 2024, she serves as a vital medical voice in the Assembly. She also formerly directed Volunteers in Medicine in Southern Nevada.

A third-generation Nevadan, physician, and legislator, she brings real-world healthcare experience to the policymaking process and remains deeply connected to the needs of Nevada patients and providers.

Assemblyman Gregory T. Hafen II is a fifth-generation Nevadan and small business owner whose pioneer family played a significant role in developing Pahrump. Currently serving as Minority Floor Leader, Greg has earned multiple Conservative Achievement Awards since taking office.

Greg Hafen also previously chaired the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission and the Ground Water Management Plan Advisory Committee.

Jill Douglass, a mother of four sons and grandmother of eight, is a financial services executive and 32-year Nevada resident with deep family ties to the military and law enforcement.

During her career, she built her own business and rose to become the Agency Vice President of a multi-state financial firm. Jill also created a program to provide stuffed animals to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for traumatized children.

Assemblyman Greg Koenig is an optometrist, small business owner, and fourth-generation Nevadan currently serving as the Assembly Assistant Minority Floor Leader North.

After earning his medical degree, Dr. Koenig returned to his hometown of Fallon to open an optometry practice that now includes locations in Fernley, and Yerington. He has previously served as a Churchill County Commissioner (2020–2022), president of the Nevada Association of School Boards, and a 12-year trustee on the Churchill County School Board.

Blayne Osborn is a native Nevadan and lifelong resident of District 39. Unanimously appointed, Assemblyman Blayne Osborn has over 20 years of experience fighting for conservative values in Carson City and has proudly supported Governor Lombardo's initiatives in District 39.

As a former legislative aide and NRA employee, he has a proven record of defending the Constitution and opposing the radical left. As President of Nevada Rural Hospital Partners, Blayne is a leader in Nevada healthcare. Blayne resides in Gardnerville with his wife, Natalie, a local pediatrician.

Julie Butler has dedicated 30 years to serving Nevadans within state government. Starting in the Budget Division forecasting revenues, she rose to lead the Department of Motor Vehicles as Director, where she managed 1,200+ employees and launched critical IT modernization.

Her extensive public safety background includes managing the State Patrol's dispatch and the state's criminal background check programs. A proud mother of a U.S. Marine, Julie has been a lifelong community volunteer. She has served on elite state and national boards, including the Nevada Sheriffs' and Chiefs' Association.

Kelly Chapman is a near-lifelong Nevadan, a mother, and a third-generation casino employee. She began her career as a blackjack dealer in 1999 and was promoted to a managerial role as a Table Games Pitboss.

Following the murder of a close friend in 2012, Kelly became a vocal advocate for victims of domestic violence and a staunch defender of the Second Amendment. She strongly supports empowering women to protect themselves and their families through firearm ownership.

Judge Jacob Reynolds' elite legal foundation includes clerkships for Chief Judge Roger L. Hunt and the esteemed Judge Lloyd D. George. A seasoned litigator, he has successfully handled high-stakes cases ranging from the U.S. Supreme Court to Nevada's municipal courts.

Reynolds has balanced representing multi-million dollar interests with dedicated pro bono work for domestic abuse victims and small business owners. Fluent in Spanish and active in his faith community, Judge Reynolds is a devoted father of four and youth sports coach.

Chris Hicks has served as Washoe County District Attorney since 2014, following in the footsteps of his father, DA Larry Hicks. A fifth-generation Nevadan, his deep legal roots were further shaped by mentors like Senator William Raggio and a career spent prosecuting serious crimes.

Under his leadership, the office has prioritized public safety and victim services, including the expansion of the Washoe County Child Advocacy Center. Chris is a devoted family man whose wife, Nicole, also serves as a Chief Deputy District Attorney. Beyond the courtroom, he is a dedicated youth coach and mentor for programs like 360 Blueprint and the Maison T. Ortiz Outdoor Youth Skills Camp.

Heidi Kasama is a former CPA and seasoned community leader with decades of experience serving Nevada. After establishing a successful career in accounting, she opened a thriving real estate brokerage in Las Vegas and eventually managed hundreds of agents as a managing broker.

Heidi's leadership in the industry earned her "Realtor of the Year" honors and roles as President for both the Nevada and Las Vegas Realtors. Since her election to the Nevada State Assembly in 2020, Heidi Kasama has been a steadfast conservative advocate for local families.

Mayor Michelle Romero is a Henderson native who was elected Mayor of Nevada’s second-largest city in 2022 after serving on the City Council since 2019. Prior to her elected roles, she worked for the City of Henderson for 25 years.

Under her leadership, Henderson was awarded the prestigious Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 2024 for operational excellence.