Past Campaign
Lieutenant Governor Nevada
Primary election
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Nevada Assembly Majority Leader
Las Vegas, NV
Is this you? Claim this profileSandra Jauregui is the Nevada Assembly Majority Leader and a member of the Nevada State Assembly, representing District 41. A Democrat from Las Vegas, she is a 2019 EMILYs List Rising Star Award nominee with a distinguished record of public service. She previously worked in Nevada’s Home Again program and, as a survivor of the 1 October shooting, has championed commonsense gun violence prevention laws. Jauregui is running for Lieutenant Governor to be a fierce champion for Nevada’s working families, advocating for policies that lower costs, expand access to good-paying jobs, strengthen public education, ensure affordable housing, and cap healthcare costs. She aims to deliver bold leadership and expand Democratic power in Nevada.
Sandra Jauregui has a recorded position on eight issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Housing affordability is a signature issue from her career onward. Supports stronger renter protections, cracking down on predatory and hidden fees, prohibiting anticompetitive practices that drive up housing costs, cutting red tape to build housing at every income level, and taking on private equity and hedge funds buying up housing as lieutenant governor.
“Every Nevada family deserves to find a home they can afford. Sandra has made that a priority her entire career... As Lt. Governor, Sandra will take on private equity companies and hedge funds that are buying up our housing, and protect the rights of renters and homeowners so that working families, seniors, and young people can find homes they can afford to live in.”
sandrafornevada.comAs of August 2026
Opposes tax abatements and public dollars for data centers, arguing data centers should pay for their own infrastructure needs such as roads and transmission lines.
“Jauregui said that she "firmly believe[s] that no public dollars should be spent on data centers" and they have the responsibility to pay for infrastructure needs, including roads and transmission lines.”
thenevadaindependent.comAs of August 2026
Gun violence prevention is central to her campaign. As a survivor of the October 1 mass shooting she supports bans on bump stocks and ghost guns, universal background checks, extreme risk protection orders, and firearm dealer licensing reform with background checks and age requirements for dealers; if elected she would create a 'PACT Office' dedicated to stopping criminals from purchasing firearms while working hand in hand with law enforcement.
“As a survivor of the 1 October mass shooting in Las Vegas, gun violence prevention is deeply personal to Sandra. She has worked alongside law enforcement and advocates to pass commonsense gun safety laws, including banning bump stocks and ghost guns, strengthening universal background checks, and enacting extreme risk protection orders to prevent tragedies before they happen.”
sandrafornevada.comAs of August 2026
Calls healthcare a fundamental right. Points to her legislative record capping insulin costs, expanding access to affordable coverage, and requiring hospital price transparency; pledges to continue holding corporations accountable to lower prescription drug and healthcare costs as lieutenant governor.
“Sandra believes that healthcare is a fundamental right. As a lawmaker, Sandra has fought to lower costs for working families by taking on Big Pharma and insurance companies. She passed legislation to cap the cost of insulin, expand access to affordable coverage, and require hospital price transparency.”
sandrafornevada.comAs of August 2026
Prioritizes creating good-paying jobs by attracting sustainable, low-water-use industries and by partnering with unions, community colleges, and businesses on paid apprenticeships and job training; long record of protecting workers' wages and benefits, honored as 2025 Labor Champion of the Year by Southern Nevada Building Trades.
“She will continue to fight for working families as Lt. Governor by expanding partnerships with unions, community colleges, and businesses to create paid apprenticeships and job training programs that give Nevadans the skills they need to secure good-paying careers. In 2025, Sandra was named Labor Champion of the Year by Southern Nevada Building Trades.”
sandrafornevada.comAs of August 2026
Supports protecting access to abortion and birth control in Nevada regardless of federal action, framed as part of defending Nevada against federal policies.
“It also means protecting the right to access abortion and birth control, no matter what happens at the federal level.”
sandrafornevada.comAs of August 2026
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