Nevada State Assembly District 41

Campaign priorities: “Bringing Back an Affordable Nevada I know what it’s like to stretch a paycheck, raise a child on a tight budget, and wonder how you’re going to cover the next bill. I’ve lived it. Nevada families deserve an opportunity to get ahead, not just get by. My priorities include keeping taxes low, reducing unnecessary government regulations, addressing rising housing costs, and making it easier for working families to keep more of their hard-earned money. Government should be making life easier for Nevada families, not more expensive.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Jobs, wages & cost of living: “I am personally passionate about public safety, affordability, and education. Having called Las Vegas home for 47 years, I’ve watched our community grow and change. I remember a Las Vegas where families could afford to live comfortably, neighborhoods felt safe, and children had opportunities to succeed. I want future generations to experience that same quality of life. As a single mother who raised my son while working in the gaming industry, I understand the challenges of living paycheck to paycheck.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Education: “As a Clark County public school teacher and former environmental manager, Vinny Spotleson has spent over a decade delivering historic wins for Nevada—from protecting one million acres of public land to securing millions in pandemic relief for local families. Now, he’s running for Assembly District 41 to take on corporate greed, lower our utility costs, and build a stronger, more affordable Nevada for future generations.” (Campaign website)

Energy, Utilities & Environment: “The Las Vegas I grew up in was an affordable place to live. A place where the incomes of working families could pay for a home, utility costs, and a good quality of life. But corporate greed and government incompetence have made that impossible. Now, it’s time to get back on track.” (Campaign website)

Education: “Before returning to the classroom as a Clark County public school teacher, Spotleson spent nearly a decade leading monumental wins for Nevada.” (Campaign website)