2026 Catholic Voter Guide

Nevada

Where the candidates stand on the issues Pope Leo XIV has raised, in their own words and votes. Every position links to its source.

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How to use this guide. For each race, open an issue to see what Pope Leo XIV has taught and what each candidate has said or done, side by side. Where a candidate has served in office, we add their recorded votes on the same key bills for everyone in that chamber, linked to the official roll call. We summarize; we do not score or endorse. Candidates are listed alphabetically. Where we could not find a public position, we say so. Click any bracketed source to read it yourself. New to Catholic voting principles? Start with our national guide to Faithful Citizenship.
Nevada · 2026

Governor

Gov. Joe Lombardo seeks a second term.

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Aaron Ford
Democrat · Challenger
Nevada Attorney General since 2019.
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Danielle Ford
Independent · Challenger
Nevada State Board of Education member, former Clark County School District trustee and marketing strategist.
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Joe Lombardo
Republican · Incumbent
Governor of Nevada since 2023; former Clark County sheriff.
Campaign website ↗
War & PeaceIran, Gaza, Ukraine, war powers›
Pope Leo XIVLeo invited citizens of every country involved in the war with Iran to contact their leaders and members of Congress “to work for peace and to reject war and violence.”Remarks at Castel Gandolfo, Apr. 7, 2026 (Vatican News via The Good Newsroom)
Aaron Ford
Has criticized the Iran war’s effect on gas prices, calling it “an unacceptable burden that Trump is forcing Nevadans to bear.”
[1] Ford campaign release on Iran war and gas prices (April 2026)
Danielle Ford
No public position found.
Joe Lombardo
After the February 2026 U.S. strikes on Iran, said Iran “must never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon” and that “all options for diplomacy have been rejected by Iran.”
[1] FOX5: Lombardo addresses U.S. attack on Iran (Feb. 2026)
AI & the Dignity of WorkAI rules, unions, workers displaced by automation›
Pope Leo XIV“No one can be reduced to productivity, to cognitive performance, or to mere data.”Magnifica Humanitas presentation, May 25, 2026
Aaron Ford
Would repeal Nevada’s right-to-work law, require data centers to provide their own power, and require new energy projects to use union labor.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)[2] Nevada Current: Ford energy plan (April 2026)
Danielle Ford
Wants guardrails on automated decision-making, surveillance and algorithmic bias; opposes giving data centers public benefits before their water, energy and job impacts are disclosed.
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform[2] Ballotpedia: Danielle Ford
Joe Lombardo
Opposes repealing Nevada’s right-to-work law, saying he supports it and would not want to eliminate it; on data centers, his campaign cites existing ratepayer protections.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Record in office
The Poor & the Safety NetMedicaid, SNAP, health care, wages›
Pope Leo XIVThe preferential choice for the poor is “a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society.”Dilexi Te, Oct. 4, 2025
Aaron Ford
Cites his own family’s past reliance on Medicaid and food stamps in criticizing the 2025 federal law’s Medicaid cuts; his “Affordable Nevada” plan targets prescription costs and medical debt, and he pledges to “guarantee school meals for students.”
[1] KFF Health News: Health costs in Nevada governor’s race (July 2026)[2] Ford campaign: Student Success Agenda (May 2026)
Record in office
Danielle Ford
Calls for “stronger care systems” focused on access, insurance, mental health and long-term care.
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform
Joe Lombardo
In 2025 raised concerns with federal officials about rolling back Medicaid expansion funding or imposing per-capita caps, while seeking tools against waste and fraud; did not sign a GOP governors’ letter praising the reconciliation bill.
[1] Gov. Lombardo letter on Medicaid (Feb. 2025)[2] Nevada Current via Yahoo: Lombardo did not sign RGA letter (May 2025)
Life of the UnbornAbortion, IVF, assisted suicide›
Pope Leo XIVAbortion “cuts short a growing life and refuses to welcome the gift of life.”Address to the Diplomatic Corps, Jan. 9, 2026
Aaron Ford
Supports enshrining abortion rights through 24 weeks in the state constitution and pledges “protecting abortion access, safeguarding IVF.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Danielle Ford
Backs current Nevada law protecting abortion through 24 weeks; says medical decisions belong to “patients and their doctors, not politicians.”
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform
Joe Lombardo
Says he would personally support a 15-week cutoff but that abortion rights are codified in state law and should be left up to Nevada voters.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Record in office
The Death PenaltyCapital punishment›
Pope Leo XIVSomeone who opposes abortion but favors the death penalty “is not really pro-life.”AP via PBS NewsHour, Sept. 30, 2025
Aaron Ford
Opposes capital punishment: “I am opposed to it, and I would sign the bill to repeal.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Danielle Ford
No public position found.
Joe Lombardo
Supports capital punishment, calling it “a solution for individuals that have committed egregious crimes against society” (2021).
[1] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Record in office
Immigrants & RefugeesDeportations, enforcement, asylum, citizenship›
Pope Leo XIV“Defending human life also includes welcoming, protecting and assisting immigrants.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Aaron Ford
As attorney general, says he is “fighting in court to make ICE agents follow the law”; criticized Lombardo’s call for more federal ICE and CBP funding.
[1] FOX5: Lombardo calls for ICE funding, Ford criticizes move (June 2026)
Record in office
Danielle Ford
Calls immigration enforcement mainly federal; does not treat “undocumented status alone” like violent crime and wants clear state rules on data sharing and due process.
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform
Joe Lombardo
Says CBP and ICE agents “are on the front lines protecting our nation” and urged Congress to keep them “fully funded and fully equipped.”
[1] FOX5: Lombardo calls for ICE funding, Ford criticizes move (June 2026)
Record in office
Religious Liberty & EducationConscience, school choice, Catholic schools and charities›
Pope Leo XIVReligious freedom is “the right of every person to worship according to conscience.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Aaron Ford
No stated position on Opportunity Scholarships found; his education agenda centers on raising per-pupil public school funding, and he cites past legislative work to “give parents more choice.”
[1] Ford campaign: Student Success Agenda (May 2026)[2] Nevada Independent: Where Nevada’s governor candidates stand (Aug. 2026)
Record in office
Danielle Ford
Wants education that “gives families real options,” with public accountability for education dollars; states no position on vouchers.
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform
Joe Lombardo
Has repeatedly sought to expand Opportunity Scholarships for low-income students at private schools, opted Nevada into the new federal school-choice tax credit and backed charter school funding.
[1] Nevada Independent: Grading Lombardo’s education record (Oct. 2026)
Record in office
Care for CreationClimate, energy, environment›
Pope Leo XIV“We cannot love God, whom we cannot see, while despising his creatures.”AP, Oct. 1, 2025
Aaron Ford
Would halt NV Energy’s residential demand charge, expand residential solar and efficiency incentives, and push back on federal cuts to solar tax credits.
[1] Nevada Current: Ford energy plan (April 2026)
Record in office
Danielle Ford
Wants ratepayer protection and clearer energy bills; ties development to transparent water planning, saying “Nevada cannot solve the Colorado River alone.”
[1] Danielle Ford campaign: Platform
Joe Lombardo
Ordered a review of the state climate strategy and favors a “balanced approach” including natural gas alongside renewables; says his ties to Trump helped restore solar subsidies.
[1] Nevada Independent: Lombardo energy order (2023)[2] Nevada Current: Ford energy plan (April 2026)
Nevada · 2026

U.S. House, District 1

Rep. Dina Titus (D) faces state Sen. Carrie Buck (R).

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Carrie Buck
Republican · Challenger
Nevada state senator since 2020; former elementary principal and charter school leader.
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Dina Titus
Democrat · Incumbent
U.S. Representative for Nevada’s 1st District since 2013.
Campaign website ↗
War & PeaceIran, Gaza, Ukraine, war powers›
Pope Leo XIVLeo invited citizens of every country involved in the war with Iran to contact their leaders and members of Congress “to work for peace and to reject war and violence.”Remarks at Castel Gandolfo, Apr. 7, 2026 (Vatican News via The Good Newsroom)
Carrie Buck
Rates the Iran war “in the middle,” saying “we cannot allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon”; opposes reducing support for Israel, “one of America’s strongest allies.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)
Dina Titus
Opposes the Iran war, saying it “has no defined purpose and no end in sight”; opposes reducing support for Israel and voted for 2024 aid to Ukraine and Israel.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)[2] House Roll Call 151: Ukraine aid (H.R. 8035), April 20, 2024[3] House Roll Call 152: Israel aid (H.R. 8034), April 20, 2024
Voting record
AI & the Dignity of WorkAI rules, unions, workers displaced by automation›
Pope Leo XIV“No one can be reduced to productivity, to cognitive performance, or to mere data.”Magnifica Humanitas presentation, May 25, 2026
Carrie Buck
No campaign statement found. See voting record below.
Record in office
Dina Titus
Voted for the 2021 PRO Act, which would expand union organizing rights.
[1] House Roll Call 70: PRO Act, March 9, 2021
Voting record
The Poor & the Safety NetMedicaid, SNAP, health care, wages›
Pope Leo XIVThe preferential choice for the poor is “a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society.”Dilexi Te, Oct. 4, 2025
Carrie Buck
Supports extending ACA subsidies and “reasonable work requirements” for able-bodied Medicaid adults; backs no tax on tips, overtime and Social Security.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)[2] Nevada Independent: Carrie Buck profile (Sept. 2026)
Dina Titus
Voted against the 2025 reconciliation law; supports reinstating ACA subsidies and calls Medicaid work requirements “a ploy” to reduce enrollment.
[1] House Roll Call 190: H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), July 3, 2025[2] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)
Voting record
Life of the UnbornAbortion, IVF, assisted suicide›
Pope Leo XIVAbortion “cuts short a growing life and refuses to welcome the gift of life.”Address to the Diplomatic Corps, Jan. 9, 2026
Carrie Buck
Backed a state abortion shield law in 2023, according to the Nevada Independent; no current federal abortion position found.
[1] Nevada Independent: Carrie Buck profile (Sept. 2026)
Record in office
Dina Titus
Voted for the 2021 Women’s Health Protection Act and against the 2025 Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
[1] House Roll Call 295: Women’s Health Protection Act, Sept. 24, 2021[2] House Roll Call 27: Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, Jan. 23, 2025
Voting record
The Death PenaltyCapital punishment›
Pope Leo XIVSomeone who opposes abortion but favors the death penalty “is not really pro-life.”AP via PBS NewsHour, Sept. 30, 2025
Carrie Buck
No campaign statement found. See voting record below.
Record in office
Dina Titus
No public position found.
Immigrants & RefugeesDeportations, enforcement, asylum, citizenship›
Pope Leo XIV“Defending human life also includes welcoming, protecting and assisting immigrants.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Carrie Buck
Says deportation should be “focused on violent illegal criminals” rather than all undocumented immigrants; says “we need to know who’s in our country.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)[2] Nevada Independent: Carrie Buck profile (Sept. 2026)
Record in office
Dina Titus
Opposes deporting all undocumented immigrants; says enforcement “should be focused on people who have committed violent crimes.” Voted for the 2025 Laken Riley Act.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)[2] House Roll Call 23: Laken Riley Act, Jan. 22, 2025
Voting record
Religious Liberty & EducationConscience, school choice, Catholic schools and charities›
Pope Leo XIVReligious freedom is “the right of every person to worship according to conscience.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Carrie Buck
Has backed expanding Opportunity Scholarships, saying parents are “empowered to make critical decisions” about education; supports charter schools.
[1] Ballotpedia: Carrie Buck (Nevada)[2] Nevada Independent: Carrie Buck profile (Sept. 2026)
Record in office
Dina Titus
No campaign statement found. See voting record below.
Voting record
Care for CreationClimate, energy, environment›
Pope Leo XIV“We cannot love God, whom we cannot see, while despising his creatures.”AP, Oct. 1, 2025
Carrie Buck
Says “nuclear is the next solution”; supports the Clark County lands bill to make federal land available for housing and development.
[1] Nevada Independent: Carrie Buck profile (Sept. 2026)[2] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)
Dina Titus
Voted for the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act and against the 2023 Lower Energy Costs Act; supports a Clark County public lands bill “in principle” but wants stronger housing and water commitments.
[1] House Roll Call 420: Inflation Reduction Act, Aug. 12, 2022[2] House Roll Call 182: Lower Energy Costs Act, March 30, 2023[3] Nevada Independent: Where NV-1 candidates stand (Sept. 2026)
Voting record
Nevada · 2026

U.S. House, District 3

Rep. Susie Lee (D) faces composer Marty O’Donnell (R).

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Susie Lee
Democrat · Incumbent
U.S. Representative for Nevada’s 3rd District since 2019; former nonprofit executive.
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Marty O’Donnell
Republican · Challenger
Composer of the Halo video game soundtracks.
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War & PeaceIran, Gaza, Ukraine, war powers›
Pope Leo XIVLeo invited citizens of every country involved in the war with Iran to contact their leaders and members of Congress “to work for peace and to reject war and violence.”Remarks at Castel Gandolfo, Apr. 7, 2026 (Vatican News via The Good Newsroom)
Susie Lee
Has voted against the Iran war, fearing “an endless war”; says the U.S.-Israel alliance “must continue to remain strong” while noting Gaza concerns. Voted for 2024 Ukraine and Israel aid.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand[2] House Roll Call 151: Ukraine aid (H.R. 8035), April 20, 2024[3] House Roll Call 152: Israel aid (H.R. 8034), April 20, 2024
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
Supports the president’s Iran actions, saying “Iran can never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon”; opposes reducing support for Israel.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand
AI & the Dignity of WorkAI rules, unions, workers displaced by automation›
Pope Leo XIV“No one can be reduced to productivity, to cognitive performance, or to mere data.”Magnifica Humanitas presentation, May 25, 2026
Susie Lee
Voted for the 2021 PRO Act, which would expand union organizing rights.
[1] House Roll Call 70: PRO Act, March 9, 2021
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
Warns automation and AI are squeezing both blue- and white-collar workers; would pair technology investment with protections for workers.
[1] O’Donnell campaign: Priorities
The Poor & the Safety NetMedicaid, SNAP, health care, wages›
Pope Leo XIVThe preferential choice for the poor is “a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society.”Dilexi Te, Oct. 4, 2025
Susie Lee
Voted against the 2025 reconciliation law, saying it “cut Medicaid” for tax breaks for millionaires; co-sponsored a bipartisan bill to extend ACA subsidies.
[1] House Roll Call 190: H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), July 3, 2025[2] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
Supports Medicaid work requirements and opposes reinstating ACA subsidies, saying they “won’t fix our healthcare system”; backs working toward a balanced budget.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand[2] O’Donnell campaign: Priorities
Life of the UnbornAbortion, IVF, assisted suicide›
Pope Leo XIVAbortion “cuts short a growing life and refuses to welcome the gift of life.”Address to the Diplomatic Corps, Jan. 9, 2026
Susie Lee
Voted for the 2021 Women’s Health Protection Act and against the 2025 Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
[1] House Roll Call 295: Women’s Health Protection Act, Sept. 24, 2021[2] House Roll Call 27: Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, Jan. 23, 2025
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
No public position found.
The Death PenaltyCapital punishment›
Pope Leo XIVSomeone who opposes abortion but favors the death penalty “is not really pro-life.”AP via PBS NewsHour, Sept. 30, 2025
Susie Lee
No public position found.
Marty O’Donnell
No public position found.
Immigrants & RefugeesDeportations, enforcement, asylum, citizenship›
Pope Leo XIV“Defending human life also includes welcoming, protecting and assisting immigrants.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Susie Lee
Opposes deporting all undocumented immigrants and supports the Dignity Act, but says those here illegally who commit crimes “should be deported.” Voted for the Laken Riley Act.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand[2] House Roll Call 23: Laken Riley Act, Jan. 22, 2025
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
Says immigrants here illegally who have “committed additional crimes” should be deported; calls border security a constitutional federal duty and wants to end incentives for illegal immigration.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand[2] O’Donnell campaign: Priorities
Religious Liberty & EducationConscience, school choice, Catholic schools and charities›
Pope Leo XIVReligious freedom is “the right of every person to worship according to conscience.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Susie Lee
No campaign statement found. See voting record below.
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
No public position found.
Care for CreationClimate, energy, environment›
Pope Leo XIV“We cannot love God, whom we cannot see, while despising his creatures.”AP, Oct. 1, 2025
Susie Lee
Voted for the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act and against the 2023 Lower Energy Costs Act; sponsors the Clark County lands bill, which she says offers conservation and development.
[1] House Roll Call 420: Inflation Reduction Act, Aug. 12, 2022[2] House Roll Call 182: Lower Energy Costs Act, March 30, 2023[3] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand
Voting record
Marty O’Donnell
Says “we need to unlock federal land for development,” but considers the Clark County lands bill’s timeline too long.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-3 candidates stand
Nevada · 2026

U.S. House, District 4

Rep. Steven Horsford (D) faces rancher Cody Whipple (R).

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Steven Horsford
Democrat · Incumbent
U.S. Representative for Nevada’s 4th District since 2019.
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Cody Whipple
Republican · Challenger
Lincoln County rancher and owner of an emergency-radio business.
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War & PeaceIran, Gaza, Ukraine, war powers›
Pope Leo XIVLeo invited citizens of every country involved in the war with Iran to contact their leaders and members of Congress “to work for peace and to reject war and violence.”Remarks at Castel Gandolfo, Apr. 7, 2026 (Vatican News via The Good Newsroom)
Steven Horsford
Opposes the Iran war, citing “no clear strategy and no exit plan”; supports Israel’s defensive systems but says aid “cannot mean a blank check.” Voted for 2024 Ukraine and Israel aid.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand[2] House Roll Call 151: Ukraine aid (H.R. 8035), April 20, 2024[3] House Roll Call 152: Israel aid (H.R. 8034), April 20, 2024
Voting record
Cody Whipple
“Mostly no” on the Iran war, urging a conservative approach to “using our troops overseas”; opposes reducing support for Israel, “an important and strategic ally.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand
AI & the Dignity of WorkAI rules, unions, workers displaced by automation›
Pope Leo XIV“No one can be reduced to productivity, to cognitive performance, or to mere data.”Magnifica Humanitas presentation, May 25, 2026
Steven Horsford
Voted for the 2021 PRO Act, which would expand union organizing rights.
[1] House Roll Call 70: PRO Act, March 9, 2021
Voting record
Cody Whipple
Backs eliminating taxes on tips and “defending overtime pay”; on data centers, says Nevada should negotiate the best deal or say “Not here.”
[1] Whipple campaign: Issues[2] Nevada Independent: Cody Whipple profile (Oct. 2026)
The Poor & the Safety NetMedicaid, SNAP, health care, wages›
Pope Leo XIVThe preferential choice for the poor is “a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society.”Dilexi Te, Oct. 4, 2025
Steven Horsford
Voted against the 2025 reconciliation law; supports reinstating ACA subsidies and opposes Medicaid work requirements that “strip coverage through red tape.”
[1] House Roll Call 190: H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), July 3, 2025[2] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand
Voting record
Cody Whipple
Supports Medicaid work requirements and would shift 15% of Medicaid spending from “healthy, single, working-aged men” to vulnerable groups; “mostly no” on reinstating ACA subsidies.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand
Life of the UnbornAbortion, IVF, assisted suicide›
Pope Leo XIVAbortion “cuts short a growing life and refuses to welcome the gift of life.”Address to the Diplomatic Corps, Jan. 9, 2026
Steven Horsford
Voted for the 2021 Women’s Health Protection Act and against the 2025 Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
[1] House Roll Call 295: Women’s Health Protection Act, Sept. 24, 2021[2] House Roll Call 27: Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, Jan. 23, 2025
Voting record
Cody Whipple
No public position found.
The Death PenaltyCapital punishment›
Pope Leo XIVSomeone who opposes abortion but favors the death penalty “is not really pro-life.”AP via PBS NewsHour, Sept. 30, 2025
Steven Horsford
No public position found.
Cody Whipple
No public position found.
Immigrants & RefugeesDeportations, enforcement, asylum, citizenship›
Pope Leo XIV“Defending human life also includes welcoming, protecting and assisting immigrants.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Steven Horsford
Says “deporting every undocumented immigrant is not serious policy”; supports border security, removing dangerous criminals and pathways to legal status. Voted for the Laken Riley Act.
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand[2] House Roll Call 23: Laken Riley Act, Jan. 22, 2025
Voting record
Cody Whipple
Would deport undocumented immigrants with violent felonies first, with exemptions for minors, some students and some families; says “strong fences make good neighbors.”
[1] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand[2] Nevada Independent: Cody Whipple profile (Oct. 2026)
Religious Liberty & EducationConscience, school choice, Catholic schools and charities›
Pope Leo XIVReligious freedom is “the right of every person to worship according to conscience.”Letter on the 250th Anniversary of the United States, June 25, 2026
Steven Horsford
No campaign statement found. See voting record below.
Voting record
Cody Whipple
Calls school choice a top priority and says education decisions should be made by “parents and teachers—not bureaucrats.”
[1] Whipple campaign site[2] Nevada Independent: Cody Whipple profile (Oct. 2026)
Care for CreationClimate, energy, environment›
Pope Leo XIV“We cannot love God, whom we cannot see, while despising his creatures.”AP, Oct. 1, 2025
Steven Horsford
Voted for the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act and against the 2023 Lower Energy Costs Act; co-sponsors the Clark County lands bill, citing protection of “more than 2 million acres.”
[1] House Roll Call 420: Inflation Reduction Act, Aug. 12, 2022[2] House Roll Call 182: Lower Energy Costs Act, March 30, 2023[3] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand
Voting record
Cody Whipple
Supports nuclear recycling at Yucca Mountain and returning federal land to counties; supports the Clark County lands bill.
[1] Nevada Independent: Cody Whipple profile (Oct. 2026)[2] Nevada Independent: Where NV-4 candidates stand
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