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Nevada State Senate elections, 2000

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Elections for the office of Nevada State Senate consisted of a primary election on September 5, 2000, and a general election on November 7, 2000.[1] A total of 10 seats were up for election.

Qualifications

To be eligible to serve in the Nevada State Senate, a candidate must be:[2]

  • A U.S. citizen at the time of filing
  • 21 years old at the filing deadline time
  • A one-year resident of Nevada preceding the election
  • A resident for 30 days of the senate district from which elected at the filing deadline time
  • A qualified election. A qualified voter is someone who is:
* A U.S. citizen
* A resident of Nevada for at least 6 months prior to the next election, and 30 days in the district or county
* At least 18 years old by the next election

List of candidates

Clark 2

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Ray Shaffer Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Richard Gardner Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Ray Shaffer: 20,174 Green check mark transparent.png
Republican Party Richard Gardner: 13,149

Clark 3

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Valerie Wiener Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Lou Toomin Approveda
Libertarian Party September 7 Libertarian primary:
  • Alice J. Lillie Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Valerie Wiener: 12,323 Green check mark transparent.png
Republican Party Lou Toomin: 6,158
Libertarian Party Alice J. Lillie: 1,285

Clark 4

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Uri Clinton: 1,820
  • Christopher V. Montanez: 201
  • Joe Neal: 2,034 Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • No candidates filed.

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Joe Neal Green check mark transparent.png

Clark 5

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Charles Hawk: 5,474 Approveda
  • Ronald Moers: 3,059
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Ann O'Connell: 8,928 Approveda
  • Frank Mathews: 3,741
Libertarian Party September 7 Libertarian primary:
  • Mark D. Warden Approveda
Independent_American_Party September 7 Independent American primary:
  • John D. Lusk Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Charles Hawk: 34,824
Republican Party Ann O'Connell: 49,605 Green check mark transparent.png
Libertarian Party Mark D. Warden: 2,348
Independent_American_Party John D. Lusk: 1,458

Clark 6

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Terrie Stanfill Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Ray Rawson Approveda
Independent_American_Party September 7 Independent American primary:
  • Jess Howe Approveda
Independent September 7 Citizens First primary:
  • Duncan Dodge Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Terrie Stanfill: 19,729
Republican Party Ray Rawson: 24,717 Green check mark transparent.png
Independent_American_Party Jess Howe: 829
Independent Duncan Dodge: 610

Clark 7

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Dina Titus Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Ken Sondej Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Dina Titus: 28,524 Green check mark transparent.png
Republican Party Ken Sondej: 13,264

Clark 8

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Mike Schneider Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Channing J. Grant Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Mike Schneider: 23,657 Green check mark transparent.png
Republican Party Channing J. Grant: 14,501

Central

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • Ed Beaman Approveda
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Mike McGinness Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Democratic Party Ed Beaman: 9,062
Republican Party Mike McGinness: 19,806 Green check mark transparent.png

Northern

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Dean Rhoads Approveda
Independent_American_Party September 7 Libertarian primary:
  • William Oswald Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Republican Party Dean Rhoads: 19,244 Green check mark transparent.png
Independent_American_Party William Oswald: 3,385

Washoe 3

Democratic Party September 7 Democratic primary:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party September 7 GOP primary:
  • Bill Raggio Approveda
Independent September 7 Natural Law primary:
  • Lois Avery Approveda

November 7 General election candidates:

Republican Party Bill Raggio: 27,868 Green check mark transparent.png
Independent Lois Avery: 8,751

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ USA Today, "Nevada preview," May 3, 2000
  2. ↑ Qualifications for running for Nevada Senate


Current members of the Nevada State Senate
Leadership
Majority Leader:Nicole Cannizzaro
Minority Leader:Robin Titus
Senators
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District 2
District 3
District 4
Dina Neal (D)
District 5
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District 8
District 9
District 10
District 11
District 12
District 13
Skip Daly (D)
District 14
District 15
District 16
District 17
District 18
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District 20
District 21
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