Dina Titus
NV-01Last updated September 15th, 2026 at 9:31pm GMT.
Last updated September 15th, 2026 at 9:31pm GMT.
Voters of NV-01 will learn that:
Voters need to learn that:
| October 6, 2026 | Last Day to Register Before Extended Registration Begins |
| October 5-12, 2026 | Deadline for distribution of mail ballots to registered voters who reside within Nevada. |
| October 17-30, 2026 | In-Person Early Voting/ Same-Day Registration In-Person |
| October 21-November 3, 2026 | Same-Day Registration Available Online |
| November 3, 2026 | General Election Day/ Same-Day Registration Available |
Carrie Buck – REP
Dina Titus – DEM
Steven St. John – NPP
Afzal “Bobby” Khan – NPP
Carrie Buck began her career teaching fifth grade in North Las Vegas. As a principal, she took one of Nevada’s lowest-performing schools and turned it into one of the state’s best, with reading and math scores soaring. Her success earned the Milken Educator Award, one of the nation’s highest honors for educators.
She led the growth of Pinecrest Academy charter school, transforming a single underperforming campus into a network of top-rated schools serving thousands of Nevada families. She gave parents choices, students opportunities, and teachers the resources and support they needed to succeed. For Carrie, education has always been about fighting for Nevada’s future.
Throughout her experience in education, Carrie saw firsthand how politicians in Carson City and Washington made decisions that hurt classrooms and families. That frustration pushed her to run for the State Senate, where she flipped a Democrat district and became one of Nevada’s strongest conservative voices. She stood up for parents, law enforcement, and taxpayers against career politicians who were more interested in partisanship than progress.
Now Carrie is ready to fight for Nevada in Congress. Dina Titus has spent decades in office while families face record inflation, soaring crime rates, an open border, and failing schools. Titus had her chance and failed Nevadans.
Carrie and her husband Eric, a retired Deputy Chief of Police, have four sons, including a Green Beret Army Ranger and combat medic, and are both local small business owners. The Buck family lives the values Washington politicians only talk about: service, sacrifice, and love of country.