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VolunteerRepublican for Nevada Assembly · Assembly District 50
Casey WardKeep Henderson the place we chose.
Lower costs, safe neighborhoods, schools that answer to parents and a water plan that looks past the next election. Common sense from someone who lives here.
Why I'm running
A neighbor, not a politician.
“Carson City should work as hard as the families who pay for it.”
I've spent most of my adult life in Henderson: running a small business, raising a family, coaching on Saturday mornings. I'm not running because I always wanted a title.
I'm running because the people I talk to every day are working harder and getting less for it. They want a government that keeps the streets safe, keeps the bills down, teaches kids the basics and plans ahead for water. That isn't a lot to ask, and it shouldn't be this hard to get.
Meet CaseyPriorities
What I'll work on first
- Cost of livingKeep Henderson affordableGroceries, gas, rent and the power bill all cost more than they used to. Government should stop adding to the bill.
- Public safetySafe streets, backed policeEvery neighborhood deserves officers who show up fast and a justice system that takes repeat offenders seriously.
- SchoolsSchools that answer to parentsParents should be able to see what their kids are learning and have real choices when a school isn't working.
- WaterWater for the next generationSouthern Nevada lives on Colorado River water. Protecting it isn't a talking point. It's the job.
- GrowthGrowth that pays its own wayHenderson keeps growing. New neighborhoods should arrive with roads, schools and water lined up first, not years later.
Next event · Green Valley · Neighbors and a cup of coffee
Coffee with Casey
An hour of plain talk over coffee. Bring the question you wish someone in Carson City would answer.
- Wed., Oct. 218–9:30 a.m.
- A neighborhood coffee shopGreen Valley, Henderson
- FreeCoffee is on the campaign.
Next event · Henderson · Volunteer walk
Saturday Door Knock
Walk a neighborhood with the campaign. We pair new volunteers with someone who has done it before.
- Sat., Oct. 249 a.m.–noon
- Campaign meeting pointHenderson
- FreeTraining on the spot. No experience needed.
Get involved
Campaigns like this are won one door at a time.
No paid army here, just neighbors. An hour of your time goes further than you'd think.
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Request a signMake a plan to vote
Early voting, mail ballots and Election Day, in one place.
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Every door we knock starts with a few dollars.
Signs, door hangers and walk lists for Assembly District 50 all cost money. Give what you can, and thank you.