Our goal is to inspire Washoe County Native Voters to vote and achieve the highest Native voter turnout in Nevada’s history. #NativeVote2022 

Here are some recommendations for voting in the 2022 Primary Election. The recommendations were compiled from various sources that endorse candidates. Additionally, in staying consistent with the RSIC’s candidate contributions, recommendations are made for incumbents on the Official Democratic Primary Election Ballot for Federal, State, and Non-Partisan Offices that affect Reno Colony and Hungry Valley residents.

Hungry Valley Ballot:

Federal Offices:

• United Sates Senate: Catherine Cortez Masto
• United States Representative in Congress, District 2: Elizabeth Mercedes Krause

Statewide Partisan Offices:

• Governor: Steve Sisolak
• Lieutenant Governor: Elizabeth “Lisa” Cano
• State Controller: Ellen Spiegel
• Attorney General: Aaron D. Ford

District Non-Partisan Offices:

• Regent, University of Nevada, District: John Gwaltney
• School Board Trustee, District C: Joseph “Joe” Rodriguez
• School Board Trustee, District F At-Large: Adam Mayberry

RSIC POLLING LOCATIONS:

Primary Election Day, Tuesday June 14th, 7am-7pm.

1.   RSIC Gym: 34 Reservation Road, Reno, NV 89502
   • Same Day Registration (Tribal ID, Driver License, State ID)
   • In-Person Voting
2. Hungry Valley Gym: 9075 Eagle Canyon Drive, Sparks, NV 89441 
   • Same Day Registration (Tribal ID, Driver License, State ID)
   • In-Person Voting