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Get StartedSchools should remain safe places for students and families. Local law enforcement should be able to focus on serious crime and community safety rather than becoming entangled in civil immigration enforcement without clear legal authority and oversight. Learn more
Danielle believes Nevada can support lawful enforcement while also respecting constitutional due process and basic human dignity. Learn more
Nevada can support law enforcement, protect victims, invest in prevention and treatment, defend constitutional rights, and hold serious harm accountable at the same time. Learn more
Danielle believes government has a responsibility to enforce the law and an equal responsibility to follow the law while doing so. That principle applies across issues, including due process, public records, free expression, equal protection, immigration enforcement, detention, privacy, and the use of government power. Learn more
Housing, wages, insurance, energy, water, infrastructure, and economic development affect people across political lines. Solutions should be judged by whether they improve life in Nevada. Learn more
Education decisions should focus on students, families, educators, evidence, public accountability, and long-term outcomes. Learn more
Danielle believes Nevada should examine where too much political power has become concentrated in party structures, executive offices, appointed boards, major donors, lobbying networks, or institutions that are difficult for the public to challenge. Learn more
She also believes Nevada should continue examining reforms that reduce the advantage of candidates with access to wealthy networks and established political machines, including public-financing options and other approaches that make it more realistic for ordinary people to run for office. Learn more
Danielle believes Nevada should continue examining reforms that give voters more meaningful participation and more genuine choices, including open-primary models and other election structures that reduce the power of closed partisan processes to determine who reaches the general election. Learn more
Illness, disability, addiction, mental health, caregiving, and aging do not belong to one political party. Care systems should be built around people, not ideological camps. Learn more
Immigration policy should be discussed seriously. That means rejecting both cruelty and denial. Learn more
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