His steady leadership and commitment to students, educators, and families are exactly what Nevada needs in its next Attorney General. That’s why Nevada educators are proud to support him.

Zach has never hesitated to stand up to powerful interests and hold bad actors accountable, which is especially important at a time when public education and workers’ rights are under attack.

Retroactive registration cannot fulfill the Legislature’s clear intent: that disclosures occur in real time, so the public can evaluate lobbying influences as they occur, not days, weeks, or months (or in Jeremy Aguero's case, years) after decisions have been made.

"Anything short of full transparency on whether the law was upheld erodes that trust. We therefore expect a clear accounting of your findings and confirmation that the statutory reporting requirements were met."

"As the agency charged with enforcing Nevada’s lobbying laws, the LCB has a responsibility not only to investigate violations but to ensure the public can trust that those violations are taken seriously. Transparency is mandatory, not discretionary."

You can read her full comments here:

In terms of impact to CCSD, the decreased revenue to the state caused by AB5 means a loss of over $20M/year in support from the Education Fund through the funding formula. CCSD may be the sole beneficiary of Pre-K funds, but like every other Nevada district, CCSD will lose funding with AB5's passage