EDITORIAL: Review-Journal endorsements
November 7, 2016 - 8:00 pm
A recap of the Review-Journal’s political endorsements for this election:
President
Donald Trump (R)
Congress
U.S. Senate: Joe Heck (R)
1st Congressional District:
Dina Titus (D)
3rd Congressional District:
Danny Tarkanian (R)
4th Congressional District:
Cresent Hardy (R)
Nevada Legislature
State Senate, District 5:
Carrie Buck (R)
State Senate, District 6:
Victoria Seaman (R)
State Senate, District 18:
Scott Hammond (R)
Assembly District 5:
Artemus Ham (R)
Assembly District 8:
John Moore (L)
Assembly District 9:
David Gardner (R)
Assembly District 10:
Chris Brooks (D)
Assembly District 21:
Derek Armstrong (R)
Assembly District 29:
Stephen Silberkraus (R)
Assembly District 34:
Matt Williams (R)
Assembly District 35:
Justin Watkins (D)
Assembly District 41:
Nick Phillips (R)
Judicial Races
District Court, Dept. 15:
Joe Hardy Jr.
District Court, Dept. 20:
Eric Johnson
LV Justice Court, Dept. 3:
Janiece Marshall
LV Justice Court, Dept. 6:
Bita Yeager
LV Justice Court, Dept. 7:
Vinny Ginn
LV Justice Court, Dept. 13:
Suzan Baucum
Education Posts:
Nevada Board of Regents, Dist. 6:
Michael Wixom
Clark County School Bd., Dist. A:
No endorsement
Clark County School Bd., Dist. E:
Lola Brooks
State Board of Education, Dist. 1:
Tim Hughes
State Board of Education, Dist. 3:
Felicia Ortiz
State Board of Education, Dist. 4:
Mark Newburn
Ballot Questions:
State Question 1, Firearm
background checks: No
While well-intentioned, Question
1 is opposed by virtually all of
Nevada’s county sheriffs because
it would be ineffective and
unenforceable. The measure,
the brainchild of anti-Second
Amendment crusader Michael
Bloomberg, promises to burden
law-abiding citizens with more
costs and red tape while doing
little to reduce crime. It
encompasses even firearm
transfers and loans, going far
beyond a simple background
check requirement for third-party
or online sales.
State Question 2, Marijuana
legalization: No
State Question 3, Energy choice:
Yes
State Question 4, Tax break for
medical equipment: No
County Question 5, Gas tax hikes
for local road work: Yes