INTEGRITY - EXPERIENCE - LEADERSHIP NEVADA CAN TRUST

Dr. Robin Titus was elected to her first term in the Nevada Senate in 2022. She served four terms in the Nevada Assembly and as the Assembly Republican Leader from June of 2021 until her election to the Senate. In addition to her work for the state, she has had a successful career in Lyon County as a family practice physician for 37 years including pre- and post-natal care delivering countless babies. Furthermore, she also served as Chief of Staff at the Lyon County Hospital and on the State Board of Medical Examiners. Today, she is also the Lyon County Health Officer.

For more information about Senator Robin Titus, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Dr. Carrie Buck is a professor, principal, president of the Pinecrest Foundation, and most recently, assumed office as a Nevada State Senator in 2020. Her career as an educator has been very rewarding, as she has brought major improvement to the education system by increasing students’ attendance, English proficiency, math proficiency, and parents’ participation. Today, Senator Buck is an adjunct professor for doctorate and masters level courses at Touro University and a field placement supervisor for administrative internships and student teachers at the University of Phoenix.

For more information about Senator Carrie Buck, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Senator Lisa Krasner served three regular and three special sessions for the Nevada Assembly until her election to the Nevada Senate in 2022. She has a bachelor’s degree from UCLA, and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of LaVerne College of Law. Aside from her legislative work, Senator Krasner currently teaches U.S. Constitution and NV Constitution courses in the Political Science Department at Truckee Meadows Community College. She believes in strong communities, and thus, has served as a Commissioner on the State of Nevada Commission on Aging and Disability and as a Commissioner for the City of Reno’s Recreation and Parks Commission.

For more information about Senator Lisa Krasner, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Senator Pete Goicoechea is a third-generation rancher and graduate of Utah State University. He was elected to the Nevada Assembly in 2002, serving until 2012 when he assumed office in the Nevada Senate. In the past, Senator Goicoechea was the Eureka County Commissioner for 16 years and a volunteer for the Eureka Fire Department. Currently, he is the Director for the Nevada Water Resource Association and a member of the State Land Use Planning Advisory Council, all whilst representing District 19.

For more information about Senator Pete Goicoechea, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Senator Scott Hammond was elected to the Nevada Assembly in 2010, and was elected to the Senate two years later, in 2012. He is a graduate of UNLV, where he received his bachelor’s and master’s degree in political science and earned his teaching certificate. He has spent his legislative career working to give Nevada students access to quality education, not just those who can afford it. Further, he taught Social Studies and Spanish for the Clark County School District for 16 years, while also teaching political science at UNLV.

For more information about Senator Scott Hammond, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Prior to be being elected to the Nevada Senate in 2018, Senator Hansen served four regular and four special sessions in the Nevada Assembly from 2011-2017, where he also performed as the Assembly Republican Assistant Leader in 2015. Outside of his work for the state, Senator Hansen is a licensed master plumber and contractor, owning one of Northern Nevada’s premier plumbing companies. He is also heavily involved in civic, religious, and business affairs within the community.

For more information about Senator Ira Hansen, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.

Leader Seevers Gansert has served Nevada for nearly 20 years as an assemblywoman, chief of staff to Governor Brian Sandoval, and currently, state senator. In 2008, as a state assemblywoman, she became the first female Republican leader in the history of Nevada’s legislature. She has sponsored and passed legislation to make schools safer, expand behavioral health services for children with autism and promote women’s health. She’s also been a strong advocate of the Read by Third Grade program to improve reading proficiency at the elementary level and school choice to make sure children can attend the school that best fits their individual needs. Senator Seevers Gansert earned her Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Santa Clara University and her Master of Business Administration from the University of Nevada, Reno. Prior to her work for the state, she had fulfilling career in the private sector as a resource planning engineer and medical practice management consultant.

For more information about Senator Heidi Seevers Gansert, visit the Nevada State Legislature’s site.