Nevada Leg Bill Tracker

About the CCRP Bill Tracking System The Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) is committed to transparency and accountability in the Nevada Legislature. Our 2025 Bill Tracking System provides an easy-to-use platform for citizens to stay informed about key legislation, contact their representatives, and take action on important issues affecting our state. By offering a centralized hub for bill statuses, summaries, and legislator engagement, we empower Nevadans to have a voice in shaping public policy.

CCRP’S next meeting is May 20th

Follow along as we tackle the #NVleg.

Resource Links this session:
83rd (2025) Session
▸Meetings
All standing committees

47.6% of Democrat Bills have been heard 17.12% of republican bills have been heard


➤Tuesday, April 22, 2025
First House Passage
➤Thursday, May 01, 2025
Economic Forum Report Due
➤Monday, May 05, 2025
Start Resolving Budget Differences
➤Friday, May 16, 2025
Committee Passage (Second House)
➤Saturday, May 17, 2025
Finish Budget Differences
➤Friday, May 23, 2025
Second House Passage
➤Wednesday, May 28, 2025
Budget Bills Introduced and Exempt Bills from Committee

This week’s Call to action


🛡️ CLARK COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 4/21

🏛️ Defending Nevadans. Defending Liberty.

We are proud to report on recent victories and legislative battles that define our fight for conservative values in the Silver State. With unwavering commitment, the CCRP stands on the front lines protecting your rights, your freedoms, and your family’s future.


VICTORIES FOR LIBERTY & COMMON SENSE

We are thrilled to announce the defeat or neutralization of several radical bills that would have expanded government overreach and undermined our constitutional rights:

  • AB 101 – Abortion Expansion:
    This extreme bill aimed to expand abortion access far beyond what Nevadans support. DEFEATED.
  • AB 199 – Gun Control:
    A clear infringement on the Second Amendment. DEFEATED — TWICE.
  • SB 97 – Obamacare for Illegal Immigrants:
    Would have diverted tax dollars to provide state-funded healthcare for illegal immigrants. Gutted.
  • AB 92 – Free Access to Public Spaces for Political Parties:
    Removes barriers for political participation in public venues. PASSED COMMITTEE.
  • AB 148 – Ballot Security (Ballots must arrive after sample ballots):
    A necessary election reform to improve voter confidence. PASSED ASSEMBLY.
  • AJR 6 – National Popular Vote Compact:
    Would have stripped Nevada of its electoral voice. DEFEATED.
  • AB 176 – Elimination of Almost All Abortion Restrictions:
    A radical bill to allow near-total abortion with zero guardrails. Gutted.
  • SB 415 – Traffic Cameras:
    We don’t need more surveillance and automated fines. DEFEATED.
  • AB 423 – Employer Opt-Out of Unemployment Insurance:
    Creates flexibility for certain employers. PASSED COMMITTEE.

🚨 TOP CONCERNS – URGENT CALL TO ACTION

These bills threaten our rights, safety, and values. We are fighting tooth and nail, but we need your voice. Contact your legislators and make your opposition known!

  • AJR 1 – Property Tax Hike:
    Would open the door to massive tax increases. OPPOSE – Passed Committee, heads to Assembly vote MONDAY.
  • AJR 14 – January 6th Condemnation Resolution:
    A thinly veiled political attack on conservative Americans. OPPOSE – Passed Assembly along party lines.
    🙏 Thank you to Republican legislators for voting NO.
  • AB 245 – Semi-Auto Gun Ban Under 21:
    Direct assault on lawful gun owners’ rights. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • SB 102 – “Fake Electors” Political Hit Piece:
    Aimed at criminalizing conservative dissent over the 2020 election. OPPOSE – Passed Senate on party lines.
  • AB 205 – Radical Sex Ed Overhaul:
    Switches to “opt-out,” bypassing parental consent. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • SB 171 – Gender Treatment Shield Law:
    Would protect providers who perform gender surgeries on minors from accountability. OPPOSE – Pending Senate vote.
  • SB 100 – SOS Power Grab to Remove County Clerks:
    Strips local control and centralizes power. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • AB 119 – Criminalizes “Paramilitary Groups” of 3+ People:
    Designed to suppress lawful assembly and political organizing. OPPOSE – Passed Assembly on party lines.
  • SB 141 – “Choose Your Jail” Based on Gender Identity:
    Jeopardizes safety of female inmates. OPPOSE – Passed Senate.
  • AB 156 – School Board Salaries Equal to County Commissioners:
    Inflates government salaries without merit. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • AB 237 – Replaces Elected Clerks in Rural Counties:
    Attacks local election integrity by allowing appointments. OPPOSE – Passed Assembly.
  • AB 306 – More Ballot Drop Boxes in Urban Counties:
    Paves the way for more election vulnerability. OPPOSE – Passed Assembly.
  • SB 334 – Inmate Minimum Wage Mandate:
    Forces taxpayers to foot the bill for inmate labor at private-sector wages. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • SB 347 – Gun Confiscation by Law Enforcement Without Due Process:
    Another attempt at red flag laws. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • AB 402 – Traffic Cameras in Construction Zones:
    More surveillance, more fines. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • AB 144 – Replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day:
    A cultural erasure agenda in action. OPPOSE – Passed Committee.
  • AB 140 – Driver Authorization Card Extension for Illegal Aliens:
    Rewards illegal immigration. OPPOSE – Passed Assembly.

⏳❌ EXEMPT BILLS STILL IN PLAY – STAY ALERT

These bills are not subject to normal legislative deadlines and require continued vigilance:

  • AB 67 – “Baby Bonds” Welfare Expansion: OPPOSE
  • AB 105 – Gun Ban at Polling Places: OPPOSE
  • SB 156 – Office of Gun Violence Prevention (AG’s Office): OPPOSE
  • SB 193 – Government-Backed Mortgage Subsidies: OPPOSE
  • SB 234 – Medicaid for Illegal Immigrants: OPPOSE
  • SB 240 – Small Business Relief: SUPPORT
  • AB 268 – Universal Free School Lunches: OPPOSE
  • AB 328 – Reparations Study and Slavery Curriculum: OPPOSE
  • AB 359 – Sales Tax Exemption for Coins/Bullion: SUPPORT
  • AB 416 – Blocks School Boards from Controlling Obscene Materials: OPPOSE
  • AB 534 & SB 74 – Bad Election Bills Threatening Integrity: OPPOSE

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Nevada Assembly Democratic Contact List

Daniele Monroe-Moreno (District 1)
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Selena Torres (District 3)
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Brittney Miller (District 5)
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Jovan Jackson (District 6)
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Tanya Flanagan (District 7)
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Duy Nguyen (District 8)
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Steve Yeager (District 9)
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Venise Karris (District 10)
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Cinthia Moore (District 11)
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Max Carter II (District 12)
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Erica Mosca (District 14)
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Howard Watts III (District 15)
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Cecelia González (District 16)
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Linda Hunt (District 17)
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Venicia Considine (District 18)
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David Orentlicher (District 20)
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Elaine Marzola (District 21)
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Erica Roth (District 24)
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Selena La Rue Hatch (District 25)
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Heather Goulding (District 27)
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Reuben D’Silva (District 28)
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Joe Dalia (District 29)
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Natha Anderson (District 30)
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Hanadi Nadeem (District 34)
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Shea Backus (District 37)
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Sandra Jauregui (District 41)
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Tracy Brown-May (District 42)
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Nevada Assembly Republican Contact List

Heidi Kasama (District 2)
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Lisa Cole (District 4)
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Brian Hibbetts (District 13)
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Thaddeus Yurek (District 19)
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Melissa Hardy (District 22)
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Danielle Gallant (District 23)
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Rich DeLong (District 26)
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Jill Dickman (District 31)
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Alexis Hansen (District 32)
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Bert Gurr (District 33)
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Rebecca Edgeworth (District 35)
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Gregory Hafen (District 36)
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Gregory Koenig (District 38)
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Ken Gray (District 39)
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Philip O’Neill (District 40)
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Nevada Senate Republican
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Carrie Buck (District 5)
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Lori Rogich (District 11)
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Ira Hansen (District 14)
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Lisa Krasner (District 16)
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Robin Titus (District 17)
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John Steinbeck (District 18)
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John Ellison (District 19)
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Jeff Stone (District 20)
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Nevada Senate Democratic Contact List

Michelee Crawford (District 1)
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Edgar Flores (District 2)
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Rochelle Nguyen (District 3)
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Dina Neal (District 4)
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Nicole Cannizzaro (District 6)
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Roberta Lange (District 7)
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Marilyn Dondero Loop (District 8)
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