Public safety, education, public health — and the six other topics I will not let the AD-42 race forget. Every commitment below is one I will defend on the floor, on the campaign trail, and at your door.
Safe neighborhoods are the foundation of a good life — for every family in Spring Valley, Mountain's Edge, Enterprise, and the southwest valley. Republican, Democrat, or independent, that's a shared starting point.
Nevada's kids deserve a return to the basics — reading, math, science, critical thinking — with full transparency for the parents who pay the taxes and raise the children.
Prevention, metabolic medicine, real food, and informed consent. Treat patients as individuals seeking restoration — not as repeat customers for any industry.
Tracy Brown-May is the primary sponsor of AB107 (removing the controlled-substance background-check requirement for foster-home residents). Across the 2025 session: 655 Yea, 6 Nay — a 99.1% party-line voting record. See the full record →
Parents — not state agencies, not federal surveys, not classroom curricula — make the major decisions about their children's education, healthcare, and personal information.
Tracy Brown-May sponsored AB331 expanding CDC behavioral surveys in Nevada classrooms. The 2025 session did not produce a single bill strengthening active parental consent.
The grocery bill is a tax bill. The gas-pump price is a tax bill. The rent is a tax bill. Carson City’s job is to make those bills smaller — not bigger.
Tracy Brown-May voted YES on AB530 to expand fuel-tax authority in Clark County (April 17, 2025).
Real compassion is mental-health treatment, addiction recovery, and a structured path back into community — not tolerated encampments under our overpasses.
This is a Las Vegas-and-Henderson problem regardless of which party is in charge. AD-42 deserves a representative who will work with Mayor Goodman, with the County Commission, and with the recovery community — not someone who waits for a press release.
Patients are not customers. Doctors are not vending machines. Insurance is not health. Reimburse the registered dietitian on parity with the prescription pad.
The current Carson City healthcare conversation is about reimbursement rates and insurance access. Nobody is asking whether the medicine is the right answer in the first place. That conversation needs a representative who has read the medical literature.
I knock the doors myself. Every Saturday in Spring Valley, Mountain’s Edge, Enterprise, and the southwest of AD-42. I do not hire a consultant to do the listening for me.
A representative who only sees voters on a postcard does not understand what AD-42 actually needs. I am running because I would rather be at your door than at a consultant’s table.
When the right bill comes from across the aisle, I’ll vote for it. When the wrong bill comes from my own party, I’ll vote against it. AD-42 deserves a representative who answers to this district — not to a caucus whip.
Independent voices in Carson City are rare. 99% party-line voting records are common. AD-42 has a choice: keep the second, or send the first.
Every commitment above is paired with Tracy Brown-May's actual 2025 Nevada Assembly vote on the same issue. Compare bill text + vote position + donor pattern before you vote. Early voting runs October 17–30; Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.