Heidi Kasama
Republican · Candidate for Clark County Commission · District F — NV
Nevada State Assemblymember (District 2) · Realtor and former CPA · Republican nominee · Clark County Commission District F
Heidi Kasama is the Republican nominee for Clark County Commission District F. She has represented Nevada State Assembly District 2 since November 4, 2020 and is not running for re-election to the Assembly in 2026. She won the June 9, 2026 Republican primary 53.7%–46.3% over Albert Mack (8,139 to 7,021 votes) and is on the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot. The District F seat is open: Ballotpedia lists no incumbent in this race.
Communities: Las Vegas · Southwest valley · Clark County Commission District F
Office
Clark County Commission
District
District F — NV
Party
Republican
State
NV
Status
Challenger
Election
Tue, November 3, 2026
One of seven Clark County Commissioners. District F is an open seat in 2026: the board sets county budgets, land use, roads, public health, and also governs University Medical Center (UMC).
- Open seat — Ballotpedia lists no incumbent on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
- General field: Democrat Minjia Yan, Republican Heidi Kasama, independents Brian Baron and Becky Harris.
- Yan and Kasama won June 9, 2026 party primaries; NPP candidates go straight to the general.
- Commissioners vote on zoning, infrastructure, the county budget, and UMC governance.
What this office can do
- Adopt the county budget and tax levy.
- Vote on land use, zoning, and development in unincorporated areas.
- Fund county roads, parks, public health, and social services.
- Sit on the UMC governing board.
What this office cannot do alone
- Pass state or federal laws.
- Set CCSD curriculum.
- Change incorporated-city zoning alone (Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite).
Term: 4 years · Level: County · WhyIVote civic explanation — not a campaign claim.
Kasama is leaving the Assembly at the end of her current term and running for the open Clark County Commission District F seat. Her 2026 campaign website, as quoted by Ballotpedia, emphasizes election-process rules, Second Amendment protections, girls’ sports policy, cutting regulation, support for law enforcement, and opposing wasteful spending and tax increases. She presents herself as a business owner and former CPA who wants less red tape for small businesses and families.
Kasama was born in New York, New York, and lives in Las Vegas. She earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Central Washington University (1981) and worked more than 20 years as a CPA before moving full-time into real estate. She is a managing broker (Ballotpedia lists Prudential Americana Group Realtors and Berkshire Hathaway Home Services) and owns Kasama Property Management.
She served as 2018 president of the Nevada Realtors and 2014 president of the Las Vegas Realtors, and has served on the National Association of Realtors Finance Committee. In the Assembly she has served on Commerce and Labor, Government Affairs, Natural Resources, Growth and Infrastructure, Ways and Means, Judiciary, and Revenue committees across recent sessions.
She is a Lutheran, a realtor by profession, and is not seeking another Assembly term as she runs for the county commission.
- Nevada State Assemblymember, District 2 (2020–present; term ends November 4, 2026; not running for re-election)
- Managing real-estate broker; owner, Kasama Property Management
- Former CPA (20+ years); B.S. Accounting, Central Washington University
- Past president, Nevada Realtors (2018) and Las Vegas Realtors (2014)
- Republican nominee, Clark County Commission District F (June 9, 2026 primary winner)
Support removing non-citizens from voter rolls, stronger ID verification, and more transparency in the election process so that only legal votes count.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Election integrity
Publicly sourced informationSupport removing non-citizens from voter rolls, stronger ID verification, and more transparency in the election process so that only legal votes count.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Protect the right to keep and bear arms. Kasama says she has voted against gun-control measures and will continue defending law-abiding gun owners.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Second Amendment
Publicly sourced informationProtect the right to keep and bear arms. Kasama says she has voted against gun-control measures and will continue defending law-abiding gun owners.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Oppose males competing in women’s athletics and support the Governor’s Protect Girls’ Sports Initiative.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Girls’ sports
Publicly sourced informationOppose males competing in women’s athletics and support the Governor’s Protect Girls’ Sports Initiative.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Cut bureaucratic barriers that hurt small businesses and families. As a business owner and former CPA, she argues overregulation stifles growth.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Regulation & small business
Publicly sourced informationCut bureaucratic barriers that hurt small businesses and families. As a business owner and former CPA, she argues overregulation stifles growth.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Support law enforcement with resources and respect. The campaign states that safe neighborhoods require strong policing, not defunding.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Public safety
Publicly sourced informationSupport law enforcement with resources and respect. The campaign states that safe neighborhoods require strong policing, not defunding.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Oppose wasteful spending and tax increases, arguing that residents’ money should stay in their pockets rather than fund bloated government programs.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
Fiscal responsibility
Publicly sourced informationOppose wasteful spending and tax increases, arguing that residents’ money should stay in their pockets rather than fund bloated government programs.
Campaign website — heidikasama.com (via Ballotpedia)Updated 2026-09-02
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