Outcomes4Me Inc., developer of a leading free mobile app and platform to navigate cancer treatment and care, has partnered with Invitae Corp., a leading medical genetics company, to expand education and access to genetic testing to breast cancer patients and survivors.
A pair of first-time candidates — Democrat Luis Aguirre-Insua and Republican Keith Pickard — squaring off in the Henderson-area Assembly District 22 agree that state tax dollars must be spent more wisely, but they have slight differences in their priorities. Democrat Luis Aguirre-Insua is focused on funneling tax revenue into education. His opponent, Republican Keith Pickard, lists three priorities: public safety, education and jobs.
Democratic incumbent Richard “Tick” Segerblom, Republican Dennis Palmerston and Libertarian Jonathan Friedrich square off in State Senate District 3.
Democratic State Sen. Scott Hammond opposes expanding background checks for gun purchases and transfers to most private sales and gun shows, while his Republican challenger, Alexander Marks, doesn’t think supporting the Second Amendment and “reasonable background checks” are mutually exclusive.
Voters might be familiar with the candidates vying for state Assembly District 29 because they’ve both previously represented the district.
The candidates for Assembly District 42 differ on what needs to be done in Nevada’s public schools to improve student achievement.
Republican political newcomer Arsen Ter-Petrosyan is aiming for an upset in his bid to unseat state Sen. Patricia Spearman in her Democrat-dominant district.
Democratic State Sen. David Parks is poised to hold on to his District 7 seat.
State Sen. Aaron Ford and his Republican challenger, Jon Frazier, aren’t eyeing the same target when it comes to expanding firearm background checks.
Democrat Edgar Flores is seeking a second term in Assembly District 28, with a challenge coming from Republican Wesley Cornwell.
