AAPI Nevada Leadership Council

30/10/2024

The Filipino community will be the margin of victory/defeat for campaigns in Nevada!

As the Asian American population grows across the nation, Republicans have aggressively pursued this traditionally Democratic voting base.

29/09/2024

I'm proud to have the endorsement of the Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Nevada Leadership Council.

Roughly 9% of the population of are Asian or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander.

I'm listening to these communities, learning about their biggest issues, like skyrocketing costs, unaffordable housing, a struggling education system, and unsafe neighborhoods.

With their support, we'll win AD34 and champion REAL solutions to REAL problems in the Nevada State Legislature!

27/09/2024

Las Vegas is one of the fastest growing cities in the Nation and we need a leader who will ensure that the City seizes every opportunity with great responsibility, identifies and mitigates potential challenges and solves the concerns of our citizens. She has amazing energy, the ability to tackle the toughest problems and absolutely loves the City of Las Vegas. With her proven leadership, experience and background, she is the right individual to lead our great City. The Asian American and Pacific Islander Nevada Leadership Council stands with and endorses Victoria Seaman for Las Vegas Mayor.

27/09/2024

He has led a life fighting for what is right. One of the most brilliant minds running this election cycle in Nevada. Our State will be better and stronger with his leadership. The AAPI Nevada Leadership Council is proud to endorse David Brog Nevada Assembly -District 37.

27/09/2024

A true champion for education freedom, she has led efforts to raise the bar of education for all children of Nevada while fighting on behalf of parents, families and students to have equal access to all educational opportunities. Nevada needs her leadership in Carson City. The Asian American and Pacific Islanders Nevada Leadership Council stands with Annette Dawson Owens for the Nevada Assembly - District 29.

27/09/2024

He is smart, understands the issues and knows what it takes to be effective in Carson City. His grassroots campaign using the most modern innovations in engaging residents elevates the standards in elections and soon our State's capital. The Asian American and Pacific Islander Nevada Leadership Council is proud to endorse Brandon Davis for the Nevada Assembly - District 34

27/09/2024

She has been a consistent leader through the years - organizing and leading efforts to serve the community to make Nevada a great place for all. We stand proudly with Jill Douglass and endorse her for the Nevada State Senate - District 6.

27/09/2024

She has led a career with hard work, integrity and grit to get things done. A fighter for the people of Nevada. The Asian American and Pacific Islander Nevada Leadership Council is proud to endorse April Becker for Clark County Commission - District C.

22/09/2024

Legacy specialty shop to close after 46 years in San Francisco's Chinatown: "Because it's a little bit too tired to have this store by myself and the economy is not that good," said Tam. "And I don't feel very, very safe, so that's why I think I want to close by the end of November."

AAPIs in Nevada should make their voices heard by voting for President Donald J. Trump and Captain Sam Brown. Their leadership is key to ensuring SAFETY and a STRONGER ECONOMY, helping us avoid the challenges faced by cities like San Francisco.

21/09/2024

Nevada is not better off than we were 3 and a half years ago. Time for change and proven leadership. The AAPI Nevada Leadership Council is proud to endorse Donald J. Trump for President.

20/09/2024

The Asian American & Pacific Islander Nevada Leadership Council is proud to endorse Sam Brown for U.S. Senate. Sam has led a life of leadership and public service to serve our Country. Our community stands behind Sam and we look forward to seeing him as Nevada's next United States Senator.

17/09/2024

Some activists believe the Asian American Pacific Islander vote could be the margin of victory in Nevada, and for some of them, it will be their first time voting in a U.S. election.