State Assembly District 19 in Nevada State House District 19, Nevada

2026 Primary Election

• Amy Groves — Realtor and Small Business Owner in NV

  Amy Groves is a Republican candidate campaigning for the Nevada State Assembly, representing District 19. She is set to appear on the June 9, 2026 Republican primary ballot. As a realtor and small business owner, Groves is championed as a principled, limited-government conservative committed to resisting the Carson City establishment and lobbyist pressure. Her candidacy aims to empower District 19 voters, offering them a direct choice in their representation, a right she believes was previously circumvented by the Clark County Commission. She has the endorsement of Erica Neely, a fellow realtor and conservative. Groves is married and her full name is Amy Lynne Groves. She is running against incumbent Jason Patchett in the primary.

• Jason Patchett — Incumbent Nevada State Assemblymember in Henderson, NV

  Jason Patchett is an incumbent Republican member of the Nevada State Assembly, representing District 19, having assumed office on November 13, 2025, after being appointed by the Clark County Commission to fill a vacancy. An experienced Nevada licensed attorney practicing since 2015, he graduated from Arizona State University and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and previously served in the Clark County District Attorney’s Civil Division. Patchett is seeking re-election in 2026, advocating for justice, public safety, and accountability by strengthening law enforcement. He also champions education reform, promoting school choice, parental rights, and transparency in funding, alongside policies to boost jobs and the economy for Nevada families.

• Zackaraih Lysaght — Candidate for State Assembly in NV

  Zackaraih Lysaght is a Libertarian Party candidate running for the Nevada State Assembly to represent District 19. He is scheduled to be on the general election ballot on November 3, 2026. Lysaght is listed among the candidates endorsed by the Libertarian Party of Nevada for the upcoming 2026 elections.