The world is changing quickly. Working families deserve a meaningful voice in shaping what comes next.
Artificial intelligence is changing how we work. Global events reach into household budgets. Today’s public investments will shape opportunities for generations.
As an educator, I think about the futures our students are preparing to enter. My research on public finance has reinforced a conviction: growth matters, and so does how its benefits and risks are shared.
For Nevada, the task is practical: turn new investment into lasting opportunities, connect greater productivity to better wages, and ensure public dollars strengthen our communities.
That requires understanding risks, preparing for uncertainty, and building opportunities that endure. It also means making complex financial decisions understandable—and helping families recognize fraud and protect their financial security.
I look forward to supporting our newly elected Democratic leaders as they work to deliver progress for Nevada families.
The conversations I had with Nevadans across the state during my campaign continue to guide me. I’ll keep listening, contributing ideas, and connecting policy to everyday life.
Progress should be measured in lives improved: a paycheck that goes further, a student with more opportunities, a family able to plan with confidence.
A life families can afford. A future they can believe in.
The work continues.
On Veterans Day, we honor those who served—and our responsibility to stand by them.
Nevadans like Andy LePeilbet embody that service. A decorated Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Andy has dedicated years to advocating for Nevada’s veterans and military families.
During my primary campaign for Nevada State Treasurer, I had the honor of meeting Andy at the Legislature in Carson City. I appreciated his kindness and encouragement, and his determination to make veterans’ voices heard. I carried those concerns with me on the campaign trail.
Thank you, Andy, for serving our country and continuing to serve our communities.
To every veteran and military family: you deserve more than our thanks. You deserve to be heard, respected, and supported—today and throughout the year.
Behind every vote is someone hoping life can get better.
To everyone who voted, stayed in line, volunteered, and made their voice heard: thank you.
Families deserve a life they can afford, health care they can count on, and a future of opportunity and peace.
An election gives leaders the opportunity to serve. What they deliver earns the public’s trust.
The work continues.
Let’s bring it home, Alaska.
Vote @MaryPeltola for U.S. Senate. Polls close at 8 PM local time. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line.
Your voice. Your vote. Alaska’s future.
Let’s bring it home, Iowa.
Vote @turek4iowa for U.S. Senate. Polls close at 8 PM Central. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line.
Your voice. Your vote. Iowa’s future.
Your voice matters. If you haven’t voted, there’s still time wherever polls remain open. In line when polls close? Stay in line. https://t.co/vlsbwdj2CV
People are fed up. Turn that frustration into change.
If polls are still open where you live, vote. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line.
Make your voice heard.
Fight for the underdog. Show up for each other.
From Texas to every corner of America, make your voice heard.
Today, vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.
Let’s do this, Iowa.
Send Josh Turek to the U.S. Senate—a voice for working people.
Vote. Call six friends. Help them get to the polls. Every vote matters.
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“Honestly, I don’t even hear about those issues on the campaign trail. I just don’t.” — Mike Rogers on the Iran war and tariffs, CBS 60 Minutes.
But the costs are real.
From Nevada to Michigan and across America, families face rising living costs and economic uncertainty.
Tariffs affect prices and jobs. War costs lives and taxpayer dollars.
Working families deserve answers.
Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.
Hope is not a strategy.
Polls don't cast ballots. People do.
@AOC expresses confidence in victory while reminding us that nothing should be taken for granted. Her message: don't rely on polls, stay vigilant, and bring people together across our differences.
Healthcare. Strong unions. Fair wages. An economy that works for working families.
November 3 is Election Day. No predictions. No complacency. Make your voice heard.
Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.
The excitement is real. But elections are decided by voters, not predictions.
James Talarico delivers a passionate closing message in Texas about the power of ordinary people to shape their future.
November 3 is Election Day. Make your voice heard. If you're in line when polls close, stay in line.
Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.
The fight for civil rights is not just history. It is a responsibility we carry forward.
In this powerful video, Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom reflects on Medgar Evers's assassination and the decades-long pursuit of justice.
His legacy reminds us why voting rights, equal justice, and human dignity must never be taken for granted.
Our shared Democratic priorities remain clear: affordable healthcare, economic opportunity, strong public schools, civil rights, and protecting our democracy.
These are the values that bring us together—and the responsibilities that should guide our leadership.
On November 3, make your voice heard.
Healthcare. Lower prescription drug costs. Strong infrastructure. An economy that works for working families.
As Michigan's U.S. Senate race draws national attention, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is making his case on the issues that affect families every day.
In this video, he challenges Republican Mike Rogers's record on healthcare, taxes, and public investment while calling for Americans to stand against hate.
Political disagreements may dominate the headlines, but voters also deserve a serious debate about the policies shaping their future.
On November 3, make your voice heard. Vote.
What a win for the Trojan Family! ✌️
Congratulations to @LincolnRiley, the players and the entire @uscfb staff on taking down No. 2 Ohio State. Toughness, resilience and a team that rose to the moment.
Proud Trojan tonight. Fight On! 🏈
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$47 BILLION. And Trump calls that “very little money, relatively speaking.”
President Trump says the war with Iran is “not a typical war.”
But Pentagon estimates put the cost to American taxpayers at more than $47 billion through mid-October.
Meanwhile, working families are struggling with rising costs, including higher energy prices.
Americans deserve answers: What is the plan to end this war, how much more will it cost, and when will diplomacy deliver lasting peace?
Our national priorities deserve a serious debate.