2010 Primary Election Results
Our Pro-Choice Winners:
Statewide
State Attorney General- Catherine Cortez Masto
State Treasurer- Kate Marshall
State Controller- Kim Wallin
Washoe
State Senate 1- Sheila Leslie
State Senate 2- Allison Edwards
State Assembly 24- David Bobzien
State Assembly 25- Robert Townsend
State Assembly 36- Ron Hibble
Washoe County Clerk- Margaret Flint
Washoe County Commissioner 2- Betty Hicks
Washoe County Commissioner 3- Kitty Jung
Washoe County Recorder- Paul Cain
Reno Mayor- Robert Cashell
Reno City Council 2- Sharon Zadra
Sun Valley Water and Sanitation- Susan Severt
Verdi TV District- Dick Bein
Clark County
Assembly District 3- Peggy Pierce
Assembly District 4- Gary Fisher
Assembly District 5- Marilyn Loop
Assembly District 8- Jason Frierson
Assembly District 9- Richard Segerblom
Assembly District 10- Joseph Hogan
Assembly District 12- James Ohrenschall
Assembly District 16- John Oceguera
Assembly District 17- Kelvin Atkinson
Assembly District 20- Lynn Goya
Assembly District 21- Ellen Spiegel
Assembly District 28- James Cressman
Assembly District 28- Lucy Flores
Assembly District 41- Paul Aizley
State Senate 5- Joyce Woodhouse
State Senate 8- Tammy Peterson
State Board of Education 6- Sandra Metcalf
State Board Regent 3- Ken Lange
Carson
Capitol District- Kevin Ranft
Rural
Assembly District 36- Ron Hibble
Advocate for Women's Health in 2010
Offer a resolution to your political party at the convention
The Democratic and Republican county conventions are over. thanks to those who participated across the state by providing Protect Women's Health Platforms at the local convention. If you are a state delegate, you can help elevate the importance of women's health by offering and supporting a women's health platform resolution at your party's state convention.
Resolutions are offered as proposed amendments or additions to a party's platform. Typically speaking, a party platform dictates the values and stances that party members should agree with. By submitting a protect women's health resolution you are asking your party to stand for these values.
It's easy to submit a resolution, simply take a copy of the resolution to the state convention. When the chairs ask for your resolutions just turn yours in. If the chair doesn't ask, remember to turn it in before you leave.
Download either the: Democratic Platform Resolution or the Republican Platform Resolution.
Talk to Primary Candidate's about where they stand on Choice!
As the primary continues towards the finish line, talk to candidates as they come to your door, or call you or see you at gatherings. Ask them where they stand on the issue of reproductive rights, comprehensive sex education and access to all reproductive health care services. Help ensure candidates at every level talk about the issues concerning women's health. If they aren't pro-choice, don't vote for them.
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