#BattleBorn, #NVLeg Assemblymember District 15
Las Vegas, NV
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It’s Election Day! Today is our last chance to make sure Howard Watts, a proven leader, is back on the ballot in November. You can vote in person between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. or return your ballot. Find a polling location or a secure ballot box at IwillVote.com/NV.
Cast your ballot for Howard Watts! An experienced leader who has:
✅Lowered the cost of groceries and utilities
✅Raised the minimum wage, guaranteed paid leave, and protected the right to unionize
✅Built affordable housing and protected renters from eviction
Howard is our community’s choice for AD15. Don’t forget to vote for Howard Watts by June 9!
#AD15 #Lasvegas #NevadaPrimaryElection #2026Midterms
Today is the last day of early voting! You can vote in person or place your completed mail ballot in a secure drop box. Hours vary by location, so be sure to check before you go. Remember: as long as you are in line before the location closes, they are required to let you vote.
Find your early voting location and hours: iwillvote.com/NV
I am proud to work alongside The Collective to expand Black political power and ensure we have equal and fair representation at every level of government.
#Endorsement #Nevada #PrimaryElection
Thank you, @reproforallNV, for your support and for fighting to protect access to critical reproductive health care.
#ReproductiveFreedom
We say “at least it’s a dry heat” but extreme weather in Nevada is no joke. Longer and hotter summers are pushing up electricity bills and leading to more ER visits and even deaths.
I signed a letter along with 50 other legislators across the country opposing Donald Trump’s $1 billion ballroom project.
Today we honor the memory of our fallen service members who made the ultimate sacrifice.
#MemorialDay
Early Voting starts today! Find a location near you at IWillVote.com
Voting early is quick, easy, and secure. Don’t wait until the last minute - vote early and ensure your vote counts!
What started as simple neighborly conversations turned into a deeper connection during the pandemic.
“That created a real sense of community,” Ted says. “Howard was right there with everyone else.”
They say what stands out most is how approachable he is.
“You can ask him questions about anything,” Mark says. “He explains complicated issues in a way that actually makes sense.
“Every time I talk to him, I’m impressed by how thoughtful and conscientious he is,” Jeb says. “He’s incredibly intelligent, but he’s also genuinely kind.”
Thank you Wendy for opening your home and hosting a mixer and canvass for neighbors and members of the local arts community!
I’m so excited to build on our progress and level up the state’s investment in arts & culture, and appreciate all of your support and partnership!
Mal first met Howard when he showed up to celebrate the opening of Winnie & Ethel’s, the diner she owns with her husband in the district. What stood out was not just that he came, but that he kept coming back.
“He didn’t just come for the ribbon cutting and disappear. He comes in, he says hello, he’s part of the neighborhood.”
When her business and staff were struggling during the federal shutdown, Howard stepped in to help connect them to real resources.
