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U.S. House District 4
2026 Nevada U.S. House — District 4 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Clark County Election Department — official November 3, 2026 general-election candidate roster
Candidate: Cody K. Whipple
Office: U.S. House, District 4
Party: Republican
Election: November 3, 2026 General Election
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FEC committee ID: C00901827
FEC committee name: CODY K 4 CONGRESS
Published email: [email protected]
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.codyk4congress.com/
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Born and raised in Hiko, Nevada, Cody grew up working on his family’s ranch, trailing cattle on horseback across Dry Lake Valley and learning firsthand the values of hard work, responsibility, and resilience. But life in rural Nevada wasn’t always easy. When he was just three years old, his father, Kent Whipple, passed away from cancer at 38—one of many victims of Nevada’s above-ground nuclear tests. His mother was left to raise five children, and Cody quickly learned that self-reliance and determination were the keys to success.
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Born and raised in Hiko, Nevada, Cody grew up working on his family’s ranch, trailing cattle on horseback across Dry Lake Valley and learning firsthand the values of hard work, responsibility, and resilience. But life in rural Nevada wasn’t always easy. When he was just three years old, his father, Kent Whipple, passed away from cancer at 38—one of many victims of Nevada’s above-ground nuclear tests. His mother was left to raise five children, and Cody quickly learned that self-reliance and determination were the keys to success.
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Protect tipped workers by eliminating taxes on tips and defending overtime pay.
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Protect tipped workers by eliminating taxes on tips and defending overtime pay.
Eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse to protect this vital safety net.
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Eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse to protect this vital safety net.
Expand quality education and career pathways for every Nevada student.
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Expand quality education and career pathways for every Nevada student.
A lifelong sportsman and conservationist, Cody has worked closely with wildlife organizations and believes in protecting Second Amendment rights. His daughters have completed hunter safety and wilderness first aid training, and he supports expanding firearm safety education and outdoor programs for young Nevadans.
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A lifelong sportsman and conservationist, Cody has worked closely with wildlife organizations and believes in protecting Second Amendment rights. His daughters have completed hunter safety and wilderness first aid training, and he supports expanding firearm safety education and outdoor programs for young Nevadans.
Now, Cody Whipple is running for Congress in Nevada’s 4th District because Washington isn’t working for Nevada—and that needs to change. He will bring real-world experience and practical solutions to the issues that matter most: lowering the cost of living, supporting small businesses, improving public safety, and ensuring parents—not the government—have control over their children’s education.
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Now, Cody Whipple is running for Congress in Nevada’s 4th District because Washington isn’t working for Nevada—and that needs to change. He will bring real-world experience and practical solutions to the issues that matter most: lowering the cost of living, supporting small businesses, improving public safety, and ensuring parents—not the government—have control over their children’s education.
Cody understands the challenges facing both rural and suburban Nevadans because he’s lived them. As the son and grandson of public-school teachers, he knows that education decisions should be made by parents and teachers—not bureaucrats. He is a strong advocate for school choice, career and technical education, and expanding youth sports opportunities to ensure every child has the chance to succeed.
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Cody understands the challenges facing both rural and suburban Nevadans because he’s lived them. As the son and grandson of public-school teachers, he knows that education decisions should be made by parents and teachers—not bureaucrats. He is a strong advocate for school choice, career and technical education, and expanding youth sports opportunities to ensure every child has the chance to succeed.
Protect Medicaid & Social Security
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Protect Medicaid & Social Security
Lower Everyday Costs
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Lower Everyday Costs
Make housing, healthcare, groceries, and energy more affordable.
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Make housing, healthcare, groceries, and energy more affordable.
No Tax on Tips & Protect Working Families
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No Tax on Tips & Protect Working Families
Make housing, health care, groceries, and energy more affordable.
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Eliminate federal income taxes on tipped earnings.
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Protect workers' overtime compensation.
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Vote according to the interests of Nevada residents rather than political-party leadership.
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Protect Medicaid and Social Security by addressing waste, fraud, and abuse.
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Expand quality education options for Nevada families.
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Expand career and technical education pathways for Nevada students.
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Give parents and teachers, rather than federal bureaucrats, primary control over children's education decisions.
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Expand firearm-safety education and outdoor programs for young Nevadans.
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FEC candidate totals April 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6NV04111
Name: WHIPPLE, CODY K
Office: House
State: NV
District: 04
Coverage start: 2025-04-01
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $884687.46
Total disbursements: $599466.55
Cash on hand: $285220.91
Debts owed by committee: $430234.74
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Reason: NO_STABLE_ELIGIBLE_PUBLIC_RECORD_IDENTITY_ATTACHED
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