Joe
Lombardo
Joe Lombardo is the 31st Governor of Nevada, elected in November 2022 and sworn into...
Joe Lombardo
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Snapshot
Joe Lombardo is the 31st Governor of Nevada, elected in November 2022 and sworn into office in January 2023. He served 26 years with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, advancing from officer to assistant sheriff, and was elected Sheriff of Clark County in 2014, serving until his election as governor. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science in Crisis Management, both from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
- Governor of Nevada2023 to present
- Sheriff, Clark County / Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department2014 to 2022
- Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (officer to assistant sheriff)1988 to 2014
- U.S. Army / Nevada National GuardExact years NO RECORD FOUND
- Master of Science, Crisis Management, University of Nevada, Las Vegas2006
- Bachelor of Science, University of Nevada, Las VegasYear NO RECORD FOUND
- Rancho High School, North Las VegasYear NO RECORD FOUND
Platform
Campaign Platform
Lombardo's campaign centers on his record as governor, citing what he calls the single largest education investment in state history at 2 billion dollars in new funding, a reported 10 percent drop in violent crime, and the Nevada Housing Access and Attainability Act providing 183 million dollars to create new housing. He also cites over 160 vetoes, which he calls a state record, and cutting over 900 regulations.
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Policy Priorities
Top Issues
Economy & Fiscal
Healthcare
Social Issues
Safety & Security
Environment
Governance
Education
Snapshot
Joe Lombardo is the 31st Governor of Nevada, elected in November 2022 and sworn into office in January 2023. He served 26 years with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, advancing from officer to assistant sheriff, and was elected Sheriff of Clark County in 2014, serving until his election as governor. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science in Crisis Management, both from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
- Governor of Nevada2023 to present
- Sheriff, Clark County / Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department2014 to 2022
- Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (officer to assistant sheriff)1988 to 2014
- U.S. Army / Nevada National GuardExact years NO RECORD FOUND
- Master of Science, Crisis Management, University of Nevada, Las Vegas2006
- Bachelor of Science, University of Nevada, Las VegasYear NO RECORD FOUND
- Rancho High School, North Las VegasYear NO RECORD FOUND
About this profile
Each position comes from Joe Lombardo's own words or public record and links to its source, with the date. "Own words" means a direct quote; "Cited" means a vote, bill or official statement. Positions can change, so check the source before relying on one.
It shows how closely your answers line up with Joe Lombardo's public positions on these questions. It is not a prediction, a recommendation or an endorsement.
Campaigns and readers can ask us to review a position. Include the page link, the position, and a link to a public source. We may not be able to reply to every request. Once we verify a correction, we will update the page as quickly as we can.
Paid political ads on this page are labeled "Paid political advertisement" and listed in our public ad record with who paid for them. Ads appearing on this page and site are not an endorsement by Choose Between™. No sponsor or advertiser can change questions, positions or results.