Influencers in Nevada

Influencers in Nevada are power players who help get candidates elected, put through policy proposals, cause ideological changes, and affect popular perceptions. They can take on many forms: politicians, lobbyists, advisors, donors, corporations, industry groups, labor unions, single-issue organizations, nonprofits, to name a few. The activity of influencers, and their impact can be felt on the national, state or local level, and even in certain policy sectors. Below are lists of influencers in Nevada covered on Ballotpedia.

Lobbyists

The following is a list of lobbyists in Nevada on Ballotpedia:

1. Shoshone-Paiute of the Duck Valley Indian Reservation
2. Michael Britt
3. Nevada State Education Association
4. Nevada Association of School Superintendents
5. Nevada Association of School Boards
6. Nevada Association of School Administrators
7. Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers
8. Clark County Association School Administrators
9. Gail Tuzzolo

Media

The following is a list of media organizations in Nevada on Ballotpedia:

1. Reno Gazette-Journal
2. Nevada News Bureau
3. Las Vegas Review-Journal

Local influencers

The following is a list of the influencers in Nevada on Ballotpedia with a local focus:

1. Reno Gazette-Journal
2. Jon Ralston
3. Nicolas Hanauer
4. Adam Jones
5. Las Vegas Review-Journal

Nevada influencers full list

The following is a full list of the influencers in Nevada on Ballotpedia:

1. Julie Schauer
2. Nevada ballot measure influencers, 2016
3. MGM Resorts International
4. Nevadans for State Gun Rights
5. Bennett Medical Services
6. Las Vegas Sands Corporation
7. Smart Approaches to Marijuana Action
8. Rene Ruiz
9. Presidential voting trends in Nevada
10. Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol
11. Charles Munoz
12. Jorge Neri
13. Jordan Ross
14. Emmy Ruiz
15. Lee Hoffman
16. Michael McDonald (Nevada)
17. Diana Orrock
18. Reno Gazette-Journal
19. Everytown for Gun Safety
20. Shoshone-Paiute of the Duck Valley Indian Reservation
21. Mike Slanker
22. Ryan Erwin
23. Billy Vassiliadis
24. Rebecca Lambe
25. Jan Jones Blackhurst
26. Dan Hart
27. Chris Carr (Nevada)
28. James Ferrence
29. Sheldon Adelson
30. Michael Britt
31. Jon Ralston
32. Libertarian Party of Nevada
33. Nicolas Hanauer
34. Adam Jones
35. Republican Party of Nevada
36. Democratic Party of Nevada
37. Sarah Nelson
38. Greg Ferraro
39. Nevada State Education Association
40. Nevada Policy Research Institute
41. Nevada Association of School Superintendents
42. Nevada Association of School Boards
43. Nevada Association of School Administrators
44. Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers
45. Clark County Association School Administrators
46. National Rifle Association
47. Independent American Party of Nevada
48. Nevada News Bureau
49. Marijuana Policy Project
50. Gail Tuzzolo
51. Las Vegas Review-Journal
52. Dorothy Lemelson Trust

Top influencers

The following is a list of influencers in Nevada identified as a top influencer by state on Ballotpedia:

• Adam Jones
• Billy Vassiliadis
• Chris Carr (Nevada)
• Dan Hart
• Greg Ferraro
• James Ferrence
• Jan Jones Blackhurst
• Jon Ralston
• Michael Britt
• Mike Slanker
• Nicolas Hanauer
• Rebecca Lambe
• Ryan Erwin
• Sheldon Adelson

See also

• What is an influencer?

Recent news

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