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Jim Marchant

Secretary of State

2026 Nevada Secretary of State — General Election · November 3, 2026

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2026 Nevada Secretary of State — General Election on November 3, 2026
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Clark County Election Department — official November 3, 2026 general-election candidate roster

Candidate: Jim Marchant

Office: Secretary of State

Party: Republican

Election: November 3, 2026 General Election

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About Jim Marchant

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Jim Marchant has been a leader and innovator in the computer software, Internet, and telecommunication industries beginning in 1984. He has founded and served as CEO and President of numerous technology companies.

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Jim Marchant has been a leader and innovator in the computer software, Internet, and telecommunication industries beginning in 1984. He has founded and served as CEO and President of numerous technology companies.

About Jim Marchant

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In 1994, realizing the potential magnitude of the Internet, Jim founded and operated one of the first Internet service provider companies in the country. Being a pioneer in the Internet industry, Jim fought efforts by the Government to overly regulate the new revolutionary technology. And for that reason, Jim founded the Federation of Internet Service Providers of America (FISPA) and served as President for six years.

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In 1994, realizing the potential magnitude of the Internet, Jim founded and operated one of the first Internet service provider companies in the country. Being a pioneer in the Internet industry, Jim fought efforts by the Government to overly regulate the new revolutionary technology. And for that reason, Jim founded the Federation of Internet Service Providers of America (FISPA) and served as President for six years.

About Jim Marchant

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In 1998, Jim raised approximately $17 million dollars to start one of the first VOIP telephone companies in the country and served as the CEO and President.

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In 1998, Jim raised approximately $17 million dollars to start one of the first VOIP telephone companies in the country and served as the CEO and President.

About Jim Marchant

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In 2016, Jim ran for and won the Nevada State Assembly seat representing District 37 in Las Vegas. He served on the Commerce and Labor, Energy, Taxation, and Government Affairs Committees.After the 2017 Nevada legislative session, Jim was ranked as one of the top conservative legislators in the Nevada legislature by numerous conservative organizations.

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In 2016, Jim ran for and won the Nevada State Assembly seat representing District 37 in Las Vegas. He served on the Commerce and Labor, Energy, Taxation, and Government Affairs Committees.After the 2017 Nevada legislative session, Jim was ranked as one of the top conservative legislators in the Nevada legislature by numerous conservative organizations.

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Jim Marchant has been a leader and innovator in the computer software, Internet, and telecommunication industries beginning in 1984. He has founded and served as CEO and President of numerous technology companies.In 1994, realizing the potential magnitude of the Internet, Jim founded and operated one of the first Internet service provider companies in the country. Being a pioneer in the Internet industry, Jim fought efforts by the Government to overly regulate the new revolutionary technology. And for that reason, Jim founded the Federation of Internet Service Providers of America (FISPA) and served as President for six years.Under Jim’s tenure, FISPA formulated laws and lobbied the US Congress, FCC, and State legislatures to enact most of the cyber laws that are in effect today.Jim successfully lobbied against Internet taxation in Florida during the mid to late 1990s, receiving national press attention from both print and TV news media. This effort set a national precedent for no taxation on Internet access. As a result, most state legislators and the US Congress passed bills that would exempt consumers from paying sales tax on Internet access as well as no sales tax on online purchases through the Internet.In addition, Jim successfully lobbied state utility commissions and the FCC to prevent the Internet from being classified as a utility, keeping the Internet open and free from government regulatory control.In 1999, Jim was appointed by the Florida Legislature and Florida Governor Jeb Bush to serve on the Florida Information Service Technology Development Task Force. This task force was established to automate Government agencies using the Internet to facilitate online interactions with its citizens.In 1998, Jim raised approximately $17 million dollars to start one of the first VOIP telephone companies in the country and served as the CEO and President.After retiring in 2003, Jim moved to Nevada in 2005 and continued to be active in politics.In 2016, Jim ran for and won the Nevada State Assembly seat representing District 37 in Las Vegas. He served on the Commerce and Labor, Energy, Taxation, and Government Affairs Committees.After the 2017 Nevada legislative session, Jim was ranked as one of the top conservative legislators in the Nevada legislature by numerous conservative organizations.In 2019, Jim filed to run in the 2020 election for the US House of Representatives representing Nevada’s 4th Congressional District. He very handily won the Primary and raised more money for the race than any other Republican candidate or incumbent in history.In 2020, Jim ran for Congress for Nevada’s Congressional District 4 and was a victim of election fraud. Jim was endorsed by President Donald J. Trump, Congressman Jim Jordan, Congressman Andy Biggs, Congressman Paul Gosar, and the House Freedom Caucus.Election Fraud became the centerpiece of his run for Secretary of State the next Cycle. On June 14th, 2022, Jim won the Republican Primary race for Secretary of State for Nevada. Despite over $2.5 million in attack ads against him, Jim overcame six other opponents winning almost 40% of the vote and winning by more than 38,000 votes.In March of 2026, Jim filed to run for Secretary of State of Nevada to competently fulfill all of the duties of the Secretary of State, but most importantly, to begin the process to ensure Nevadans have a fair and transparent election system.

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Jim Marchant has been a leader and innovator in the computer software, Internet, and telecommunication industries beginning in 1984. He has founded and served as CEO and President of numerous technology companies.In 1994, realizing the potential magnitude of the Internet, Jim founded and operated one of the first Internet service provider companies in the country. Being a pioneer in the Internet industry, Jim fought efforts by the Government to overly regulate the new revolutionary technology. And for that reason, Jim founded the Federation of Internet Service Providers of America (FISPA) and served as President for six years.Under Jim’s tenure, FISPA formulated laws and lobbied the US Congress, FCC, and State legislatures to enact most of the cyber laws that are in effect today.Jim successfully lobbied against Internet taxation in Florida during the mid to late 1990s, receiving national press attention from both print and TV news media. This effort set a national precedent for no taxation on Internet access. As a result, most state legislators and the US Congress passed bills that would exempt consumers from paying sales tax on Internet access as well as no sales tax on online purchases through the Internet.In addition, Jim successfully lobbied state utility commissions and the FCC to prevent the Internet from being classified as a utility, keeping the Internet open and free from government regulatory control.In 1999, Jim was appointed by the Florida Legislature and Florida Governor Jeb Bush to serve on the Florida Information Service Technology Development Task Force. This task force was established to automate Government agencies using the Internet to facilitate online interactions with its citizens.In 1998, Jim raised approximately $17 million dollars to start one of the first VOIP telephone companies in the country and served as the CEO and President.After retiring in 2003, Jim moved to Nevada in 2005 and continued to be active in politics.In 2016, Jim ran for and won the Nevada State Assembly seat representing District 37 in Las Vegas. He served on the Commerce and Labor, Energy, Taxation, and Government Affairs Committees.After the 2017 Nevada legislative session, Jim was ranked as one of the top conservative legislators in the Nevada legislature by numerous conservative organizations.In 2019, Jim filed to run in the 2020 election for the US House of Representatives representing Nevada’s 4th Congressional District. He very handily won the Primary and raised more money for the race than any other Republican candidate or incumbent in history.In 2020, Jim ran for Congress for Nevada’s Congressional District 4 and was a victim of election fraud. Jim was endorsed by President Donald J. Trump, Congressman Jim Jordan, Congressman Andy Biggs, Congressman Paul Gosar, and the House Freedom Caucus.Election Fraud became the centerpiece of his run for Secretary of State the next Cycle. On June 14th, 2022, Jim won the Republican Primary race for Secretary of State for Nevada. Despite over $2.5 million in attack ads against him, Jim overcame six other opponents winning almost 40% of the vote and winning by more than 38,000 votes.In March of 2026, Jim filed to run for Secretary of State of Nevada to competently fulfill all of the duties of the Secretary of State, but most importantly, to begin the process to ensure Nevadans have a fair and transparent election system.

Why You Should Vote for Jim Marchant

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I have a very conservative voting record while I was a legislator here in Nevada. I was ranked #1 most conservative legislator in the Nevada Assembly by American Conservative Union.

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I have a very conservative voting record while I was a legislator here in Nevada. I was ranked #1 most conservative legislator in the Nevada Assembly by American Conservative Union.

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Why You Should Vote for Jim Marchant

Candidate position

I am the only candidate who has won multiple Republican Primary elections and run in a statewide General election. I received almost 500,000 votes in Nevada, almost as many votes as Governor Lombardo which indicates I have very high name recognition and have proven I have the Grass-Roots support. I have not lost a primary election yet and I have won all three of them by more than 5% while being outspent 10 to 1 by my opponents.

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I am the only candidate who has won multiple Republican Primary elections and run in a statewide General election. I received almost 500,000 votes in Nevada, almost as many votes as Governor Lombardo which indicates I have very high name recognition and have proven I have the Grass-Roots support. I have not lost a primary election yet and I have won all three of them by more than 5% while being outspent 10 to 1 by my opponents.

Vision, Principles & Beliefs

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If elected to represent the citizens of Nevada in the US Senate, I will use the following principles as my guide on how to vote on bills.

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If elected to represent the citizens of Nevada in the US Senate, I will use the following principles as my guide on how to vote on bills.

Office Address

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Jim Marchant for Nevada Secretary of StateLeadership With FocusThe Secretary of State oversees elections, business registrations, securities regulation, and official state records.My administration will focus on what matters most:Election Integrity. Economic Strength. Public Trust.

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Jim Marchant for Nevada Secretary of StateLeadership With FocusThe Secretary of State oversees elections, business registrations, securities regulation, and official state records.My administration will focus on what matters most:Election Integrity. Economic Strength. Public Trust.

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Nevada deserves elections that are secure. Nevada deserves a government that works. Nevada deserves to be the best state in America to do business.

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Nevada deserves elections that are secure. Nevada deserves a government that works. Nevada deserves to be the best state in America to do business.

Vision, Principles & Beliefs

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If you want to be represented in Washington DC by someone who will keep his word, oppose any and all efforts to raise your taxes, and vote consistently for limited, responsible, affordable, constitutional government… Then I’m your guy and I ask for your support and your vote.

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If you want to be represented in Washington DC by someone who will keep his word, oppose any and all efforts to raise your taxes, and vote consistently for limited, responsible, affordable, constitutional government… Then I’m your guy and I ask for your support and your vote.

Office Address

Candidate position

Restoring Trust. Restoring Strength. Restoring Nevada.Nevada deserves elections that are secure. Nevada deserves a government that works. Nevada deserves to be the best state in America to do business.I’m running for Secretary of State of Nevada to make that happen.

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Restoring Trust. Restoring Strength. Restoring Nevada.Nevada deserves elections that are secure. Nevada deserves a government that works. Nevada deserves to be the best state in America to do business.I’m running for Secretary of State of Nevada to make that happen.

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Public confidence in our elections is essential. As Secretary of State, I will focus on restoring transparency, accountability, and security to every step of the process.

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Public confidence in our elections is essential. As Secretary of State, I will focus on restoring transparency, accountability, and security to every step of the process.

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Election Integrity FirstPublic confidence in our elections is essential. As Secretary of State, I will focus on restoring transparency, accountability, and security to every step of the process.• Strong Voter ID — Including Proof of U.S. Citizenship• Paper Ballots — No Electronic Voting Machines• Precinct-Level Voting & Hand Counting• End Universal Mail-In Ballots• Re-register All Voters to Clean Voter Rolls & Full Oversight by the Secretary of State• Transparent Poll Watch Reform• Advocate for Single-Day Voting and make it a holiday.Secure elections are not partisan — they are foundational.

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Election Integrity FirstPublic confidence in our elections is essential. As Secretary of State, I will focus on restoring transparency, accountability, and security to every step of the process.• Strong Voter ID — Including Proof of U.S. Citizenship• Paper Ballots — No Electronic Voting Machines• Precinct-Level Voting & Hand Counting• End Universal Mail-In Ballots• Re-register All Voters to Clean Voter Rolls & Full Oversight by the Secretary of State• Transparent Poll Watch Reform• Advocate for Single-Day Voting and make it a holiday.Secure elections are not partisan — they are foundational.

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Candidate position

• Strong Voter ID — Including Proof of U.S. Citizenship• Paper Ballots — No Electronic Voting Machines• Precinct-Level Voting & Hand Counting• End Universal Mail-In Ballots• Re-register All Voters to Clean Voter Rolls & Full Oversight by the Secretary of State• Transparent Poll Watch Reform• Advocate for Single-Day Voting and make it a holiday.

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• Strong Voter ID — Including Proof of U.S. Citizenship• Paper Ballots — No Electronic Voting Machines• Precinct-Level Voting & Hand Counting• End Universal Mail-In Ballots• Re-register All Voters to Clean Voter Rolls & Full Oversight by the Secretary of State• Transparent Poll Watch Reform• Advocate for Single-Day Voting and make it a holiday.

Office Address

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Make Nevada Pro-Business AgainFor decades, Nevada was one of the most business-friendly states in America. We can lead again.As Secretary of State, I will:• Advocate to Repeal the Commerce Tax• Lower Business Registration Costs• Streamline Corporate Filings• Restore Nevada as a Top Incorporation DestinationWhen businesses thrive, Nevada families thrive.

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Make Nevada Pro-Business AgainFor decades, Nevada was one of the most business-friendly states in America. We can lead again.As Secretary of State, I will:• Advocate to Repeal the Commerce Tax• Lower Business Registration Costs• Streamline Corporate Filings• Restore Nevada as a Top Incorporation DestinationWhen businesses thrive, Nevada families thrive.

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• Advocate to Repeal the Commerce Tax• Lower Business Registration Costs• Streamline Corporate Filings• Restore Nevada as a Top Incorporation Destination

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• Advocate to Repeal the Commerce Tax• Lower Business Registration Costs• Streamline Corporate Filings• Restore Nevada as a Top Incorporation Destination

Office Address

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I am the only candidate who has won multiple Republican Primary elections and run in a statewide General election. I received almost 500,000 votes in Nevada, almost as many votes as Governor Lombardo which indicates I have very high name recognition and have proven I have the Grass-Roots support. I have not lost a primary election yet and I have won all three of them by more than 5% while being outspent 10 to 1 by my opponents. No other candidate is better positioned to win.

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I am the only candidate who has won multiple Republican Primary elections and run in a statewide General election. I received almost 500,000 votes in Nevada, almost as many votes as Governor Lombardo which indicates I have very high name recognition and have proven I have the Grass-Roots support. I have not lost a primary election yet and I have won all three of them by more than 5% while being outspent 10 to 1 by my opponents. No other candidate is better positioned to win.

Office Address

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My Guiding PrinciplesWhat You Can Expect from MeIf elected to represent the citizens of Nevada in the US Senate, I will use the following principles as my guide on how to vote on bills.1.) Does the bill abide by the “Constitution of the United States of America” as our Founders intended?2.) Does the bill reduce government regulations, reduce the size of government, eliminate entitlements, or eliminate unnecessary programs?3.) Does the bill reduce taxes or fees?4.) Does the bill absolutely protect our right to keep and bear arms and prevent the altering of the 2nd Amendment?5.) Does the bill encourage responsible behavior by individuals and families and encourage them to provide for their own health, safety, education or general welfare?6.) Does the bill increase opportunities for individuals or families to decide, without hindrance or coercion from government, how to conduct their own lives and make personal choices?7.) Does the bill enhance the power of parents and guardians to rear their own children without excessive interference from the government?This is my Vision and the Principles that guide me. This is my promise to you.If you want to be represented in Washington DC by someone who will keep his word, oppose any and all efforts to raise your taxes, and vote consistently for limited, responsible, affordable, constitutional government… Then I’m your guy and I ask for your support and your vote.

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My Guiding PrinciplesWhat You Can Expect from MeIf elected to represent the citizens of Nevada in the US Senate, I will use the following principles as my guide on how to vote on bills.1.) Does the bill abide by the “Constitution of the United States of America” as our Founders intended?2.) Does the bill reduce government regulations, reduce the size of government, eliminate entitlements, or eliminate unnecessary programs?3.) Does the bill reduce taxes or fees?4.) Does the bill absolutely protect our right to keep and bear arms and prevent the altering of the 2nd Amendment?5.) Does the bill encourage responsible behavior by individuals and families and encourage them to provide for their own health, safety, education or general welfare?6.) Does the bill increase opportunities for individuals or families to decide, without hindrance or coercion from government, how to conduct their own lives and make personal choices?7.) Does the bill enhance the power of parents and guardians to rear their own children without excessive interference from the government?This is my Vision and the Principles that guide me. This is my promise to you.If you want to be represented in Washington DC by someone who will keep his word, oppose any and all efforts to raise your taxes, and vote consistently for limited, responsible, affordable, constitutional government… Then I’m your guy and I ask for your support and your vote.

Public record

Complete configured Nevada Legislature member-vote record with selected highlights

691 captured official records

The searchable archive contains 691 exact attributed records from Nevada Legislature NELIS member-vote panels (463 yes, 228 no, 0 present, 0 not voting, 0 excused, and 0 absent). The examples below are representative highlights, not a scorecard.

Coverage: February 6, 2017 through June 5, 2017
Vote events
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floor voteVoted yes

Revises provisions relating to public works. (BDR 28-667) Title: AN ACT relating to public works; revising provisions governing a contract for a public work involving a construction manager at risk; revising provisions relating to the authority of public bodies to enter into a contract with a design-build team for the construction of a public work; extending the prospective expiration of provisions relating to construction managers at risk; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Passed

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Assembly (2nd Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB246: Revises provisions relating to public works. (BDR 28-667) Title: AN ACT relating to public works; revising provisions governing a contract for a public work involving a construction manager at risk; revising provisions relating to the authority of public bodies to enter into a contract with a design-build team for the construction of a public work; extending the prospective expiration of provisions relating to construction managers at risk; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted yes

Revises provisions relating to transportation network companies. (BDR 58-1247) Title: AN ACT relating to transportation network companies; requiring a driver to provide to a transportation network company certain information relating to his or her state business registration; requiring a transportation network company…

Passed

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Assembly (As Introduced): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB554: Revises provisions relating to transportation network companies. (BDR 58-1247) Title: AN ACT relating to transportation network companies; requiring a driver to provide to a transportation network company certain information relating to his or her state business registration; requiring a transportation network company to terminate an agreement with a driver who fails to comply with the requirement to provide such information to the company; requiring the Nevada Transportation Authority to provide certain information to the Secretary of State for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of law governing the state business registration; providing for the confidentiality of the information provided to the Secretary of State; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted no

Provides for compensation of state employees. (BDR S-113) Title: AN ACT relating to public employees; making appropriations from the State General Fund and State Highway Fund for increases in the salaries of certain employees of the State; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Passed

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Jim Marchant is recorded as voting no in the official record for passed — yes (constitutional majority).

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Assembly (3rd Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB368: Provides for compensation of state employees. (BDR S-113) Title: AN ACT relating to public employees; making appropriations from the State General Fund and State Highway Fund for increases in the salaries of certain employees of the State; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted no

Makes an appropriation to a disbursement account for costs relating to a human resource management information system for the Clark County School District and an appropriation to the Washoe County School District for certain other expenses and an appropriation to the Nevada Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs, Inc. for…

Passed

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Jim Marchant is recorded as voting no in the official record for passed — yes (constitutional majority).

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Assembly (1st Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB550: Makes an appropriation to a disbursement account for costs relating to a human resource management information system for the Clark County School District and an appropriation to the Washoe County School District for certain other expenses and an appropriation to the Nevada Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs, Inc. for certain grants. (BDR S-1231) Title: AN ACT relating to financial administration; creating a disbursement account for administration by the Legislative Counsel Bureau; making an appropriation to the disbursement account for costs relating to a human resource management information system for the Clark County School District; making an appropriation to the Washoe County School District for certain expenses; making an appropriation to the Nevada Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs, Inc. for certain grants; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted yes

Revises provisions relating to public works. (BDR 28-667) Title: AN ACT relating to public works; revising provisions governing a contract for a public work involving a construction manager at risk; revising provisions relating to the authority of public bodies to enter into a contract with a design-build team for the construction of a public work; extending the prospective expiration of provisions relating to construction managers at risk; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Passed

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Assembly (2nd Reprint): Passed; No (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB246: Revises provisions relating to public works. (BDR 28-667) Title: AN ACT relating to public works; revising provisions governing a contract for a public work involving a construction manager at risk; revising provisions relating to the authority of public bodies to enter into a contract with a design-build team for the construction of a public work; extending the prospective expiration of provisions relating to construction managers at risk; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted yes

Revises provisions relating to funding for pupils with disabilities. (BDR 34-405) Title: AN ACT relating to education; requiring an additional apportionment of money from the State Distributive School Account in the State General Fund to certain school districts and charter schools for pupils with disabilities; revising provisions governing the reimbursement of certain hospitals and other facilities for educational services provided to certain children; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Passed

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Assembly (3rd Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB49: Revises provisions relating to funding for pupils with disabilities. (BDR 34-405) Title: AN ACT relating to education; requiring an additional apportionment of money from the State Distributive School Account in the State General Fund to certain school districts and charter schools for pupils with disabilities; revising provisions governing the reimbursement of certain hospitals and other facilities for educational services provided to certain children; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted no

Authorizes and provides funding for the advance planning of the College of Engineering, Academic and Research Building and to complete planning and begin construction of a new building for the Medical School at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. (BDR S-1244) Title: AN ACT relating to projects of capital improvement;…

Passed

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Jim Marchant is recorded as voting no in the official record for passed — yes (constitutional majority).

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Assembly (1st Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB553: Authorizes and provides funding for the advance planning of the College of Engineering, Academic and Research Building and to complete planning and begin construction of a new building for the Medical School at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. (BDR S-1244) Title: AN ACT relating to projects of capital improvement; authorizing and providing funding for the advance planning of the College of Engineering, Academic and Research Building and to complete planning and begin construction of a new building for the Medical School at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017
floor voteVoted yes

Directs the Legislative Commission to appoint a committee to conduct an interim study concerning issues regarding the behavioral and cognitive care needs of older persons. (BDR S-63) Title: AN ACT relating to health care; directing the Legislative Commission to appoint a committee to conduct an interim study concerning issues regarding the behavioral and cognitive care needs of older persons in this State; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Passed

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Assembly (1st Reprint): Passed; Yes (Constitutional Majority)

Date: Monday, June 5, 2017

SB121: Directs the Legislative Commission to appoint a committee to conduct an interim study concerning issues regarding the behavioral and cognitive care needs of older persons. (BDR S-63) Title: AN ACT relating to health care; directing the Legislative Commission to appoint a committee to conduct an interim study concerning issues regarding the behavioral and cognitive care needs of older persons in this State; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

June 5, 2017

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  1. Election record

    2026 Nevada election record — Jim Marchant

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  3. Candidate-owned primary source

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  5. Government public record

    Jim Marchant — Nevada NELIS 79th2017 SB246, vote key 5489

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    Jim Marchant — Nevada NELIS 79th2017 SB554, vote key 5488

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    Jim Marchant — Nevada NELIS 79th2017 SB368, vote key 5487

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  8. Government public record

    Jim Marchant — Nevada NELIS 79th2017 SB550, vote key 5486

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