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Who: We are Nevada Democrats who
support and speak out
for citizen's rights in hunting, shooting, fishing,
wildlife conservation, OHV, 4x4, ATV, motorcycles,
hiking, camping, and all things to use, but never abuse,
our great Nevada Outdoors.
The
NODC is affiliating now with County Chapters of the Nevada State Democratic
Party.
What:
Inform the public and influence Democratic
lawmakers, candidates, and the political process.
We promote Democratic candidates and help Democrats
succeed in Nevada for Nevada.
From our bylaws:
Recognizing the great Western heritage and
history of the State of Nevada, we, the Nevada
Outdoor Democratic Caucus (the “NODC”), seek to
maximize the participation of Sportsmen and women,
and all Nevada Outdoor Land users in the Democratic
party as a powerful force in determining elections
at all levels of the political process set forth
here to contribute fully to an inclusive and
effective Nevada Democratic Party. We shall raise
our voices on issues that directly affect Sportsmen
and women, and the Outdoor community, and thus,
pledge our efforts to the progress of our State.
Where: All of Nevada!
The
NODC has members in every Nevada County and works to
support, educate, and cooperate with Democrats
across our great State. We talk with Lawmakers
about Sportsmen, and talk with Sportsmen about
Democrats.
When: Now is the right time to join the NODC.
The
NODC was founded as an affiliate of the Nevada State
Democratic Party in December of 2003. When the
State Party reduced affiliations to match the DNC in
2006 the NODC began the processes to affiliate with
17 County Democratic chapters. Meetings are
the responsibility of the local Chapters and a
statewide meeting may be called at the discretion of
the NODC Chair. The NODC does not endorse in
primary elections.
Why: Because Nevada Democrats respect
citizen's rights, and Nevada voters deserve the
truth.
In the past Nevada Democratic candidates campaigned
against opponents who would routinely accuse them of
being anti-guns, anti-hunting, and therefore,
anti-sportsmen and women. They might be accused
of favoring locking away our public lands or banning
some rights of citizenship. These
allegations are partisan attacks. The NODC was
formed to give voice to Nevada Democrats that
strongly support our rights as sportsmen and women.
These Nevada Democrats value our Western heritage
and traditions.
The NODC is not
anti-wilderness. Wilderness areas are a part of
wildlife conservation and provide hunting and
fishing to sportsmen and women who can pack in.
Wilderness areas provide Nevada outfitters and
guides with important work in rural Nevada.
Please
check the
Nevada Outfitters and Guide's
Association
page and visit their web sites to see some of
the outstanding hunting, fishing, and outdoor
opportunities in our state. Plan a trip with a
guide to our Nevada Outdoors!
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Outdoor sports and
activities bring MILLIONS of dollars into the Nevada
economy. If you want more information be sure to
check our
FACTS PAGE.
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Senator Harry Reid's S.339 bill is
now law and states rights to manage wildlife and issue
big game tags is now protected.
See our
News Page.
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Let's
bring them home soon.
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in our member column, take time to thank him or her
for supporting your rights as sportsmen. If not
pictured, ask him or her "Why not?".
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See the many Democrats running for
office who are already members of the NODC
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Because they respect your
individual rights and our great Western heritage |
Be a part of the solution, not a part
of the problem.
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See
the NODC 2010 Election Page for info on NODC Member
Candidates running for election or re-election in Nevada 2010.
Let them know you are a Nevada Outdoor family and that you saw them here at the NODC web
page.
Nevada
Democratic Leaders, Lawmakers, and members of the Nevada Outdoor
Democratic Caucus, click on photos or names for links to their
Office page:
Harry
Reid, Majority Leader, U.S. Senate

Shelley Berkley,
Congresswoman, Nevada Congressional District 1
Dina
Titus, Congresswoman, Nevada Congressional District 3
Steve
Horsford, NV Senate Majority Leader, Senate District 4 Clark
John
Lee, Asst. Majority Whip, Senate District 1 Clark

David Parks, Senate District 7 Clark
Barbara Buckley,
Speaker of the Nevada Assembly, Clark District 8
Bernie Anderson, Majority Whip, Washoe 31

Kelvin
Atkinson, Clark 17

David Bobzien, Assembly Dist 24
Reno
Maggie
Carlton, Senate District 2 Clark
Jerry
Claborn, Assembly District 19 Clark
Mo
Denis, Assembly District 28 Clark (and soon to be Senator
District 2 Clark)
Joseph
Hogan, Assembly District 10 Clark
Marilyn
Kirkpatrick, Assembly District 1 Clark
Ellen
Koivisto, Assembly District 14 Clark
Mark
Manendo, Assembly District 18 Clark
Kathy McClain, Assembly
District 15 Clark
James Ohrenschall, Assembly Dist 12 Clark
Bonnie
Parnell, Assembly District 40 Carson City/Washoe
Debbie
Smith, Assembly District 30, Washoe

Ellen Spiegel, Clark 21
Tom
Collins, Clark County Commission "B"

Chris Giunchigliani,
Clark County Commission "E"

Rory Reid, Chairman, Clark County
Commission, "G"

Andy A. Hafen, Mayor, Henderson NV
John J Cahill, Clark County Public
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