83rd Nevada Assembly Session — 2025
Every Vote. Every Bill. Public Record.
Tracy Brown-May's 2025 voting record, pulled straight from the Nevada Electronic Legislative Information System (NELIS). Every bill below links to the bill text, Chris's response and the official record on leg.state.nv.us.
661Recorded floor votes
655Yes votes
6No votes
99.1%Yes-vote rate
9Bills she sponsored
1 of 6Of her six no votes, one was against medical aid in dying
On Public Safety
AB217YEA
Sanctuary-School Policy — Barring Federal Officers from Nevada Schools
Tracy Brown-May voted to ban federal immigration officers from setting foot on Nevada public school property — even when investigating violent crimes.
Read full response →AB245YEA
Banning Firearm Possession for Nevadans Under 21
If you are old enough to enlist in the United States Marine Corps, you are old enough to own a firearm in Nevada. Tracy Brown-May voted otherwise.
Read full response →AJR9YEA
Resolution Urging Congress to Bar ICE from Churches, Schools, and Hospitals
Tracy Brown-May voted to formally tell Congress to handcuff federal immigration enforcement nationwide.
Read full response →On Education
AB331SPONSOR
Expanding the CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey in Nevada Classrooms
The survey that asks middle-schoolers about sexual activity, drug use, and gender identity — Tracy Brown-May wants more of it.
Read full response →AB495YEA
Weakening Charter-School Accountability
Tracy Brown-May voted to make it HARDER to revoke the charter of an underperforming charter school. Less accountability — not more.
Read full response →On Public Health
AB346NAY
Medical Aid in Dying — One of Tracy's Only Six NAY Votes
Tracy Brown-May voted Yea 655 times in the 83rd session. One of her only six Nays was against medical aid in dying — an unusually conservative position for her caucus.
Read full response →AB107SPONSOR
Background-Check Removal for Foster-Home Residents
Tracy Brown-May personally wrote the bill that removes drug-conviction background checks from people living in foster homes.
Read full response →This is the record. Now AD-42 decides.
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