Gregory T. Hafen II
Gregory Hafen was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. He earned a bachelor's degree from the UNLV in 2005.
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Campaign priorities: “School Choice - I am a firm believer in school choice and have sponsored numerous bills advocating for the expansion of school choice options in our state. • Voter ID - Nevada needs Voter ID. • Pro 2A - I have an A+ rating from the National Rifl e Association and I’ve carried and supported bills that would expand the rights of gun owners and fought against bills that have attacked the Second Amendment.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022)) Jon Penn Junejo
Jon Penn Junejo earned a high school diploma from The Waterford School. Junejo earned a graduate degree from Duke University in 2017, a graduate degree from Saint Louis University in 2022, and a Ph.D. from Columbia University in 2024.
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Campaign priorities: “Nevadans shouldn’t have to reach a crisis point to access care. I will expand mental healthcare access across both rural and urban communities, including establishing local crisis stabilization services so people can get help when and where they need it. • Our education system must better prepare students for real-world success. I will focus on early literacy, teacher recruitment and retention, and student support services to ensure every child—regardless of ZIP code—has the opportunity to succeed. • Working families deserve an economy where hard work pays off.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026)) Education: “I am most passionate about improving access to mental healthcare, strengthening public education, and lowering the cost of living for working families. As a psychiatric provider, I have seen how limited access to care—especially in rural communities—forces people into crisis before they receive help. Expanding community-based services and crisis response infrastructure is a top priority. I also support improving early literacy, supporting teachers, and increasing accountability in education.”
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