Brian Baron
No Political Party · Candidate for Clark County Commission
District F — NV
Independent (No Political Party) · Small-business owner · Clark County Commission District F
Election Day Tue, November 3, 2026
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About Brian
Brian Baron is running as No Political Party (independent) for Clark County Commission District F in the November 3, 2026 general election. Nevada independents skip the party primary; he is on the general ballot with Democrat Minjia Yan, Republican Heidi Kasama, and independent Becky Harris. Ballotpedia lists no…
Full bio & why I’m runningWhy I’m running
Baron says his mission is to put District F residents first. He argues Clark County needs leadership focused on sustainable growth, responsible water management, and policies that keep working families able to live in Southern Nevada. He pledges to listen, be accountable, and…
Full bio & why I’m runningBrian’s Positions
See all positionsHousing
Streamline permitting for responsible housing, champion first-time homebuyer assistance, enforce fair-housing laws for renters, and partner with nonprofits on workforce housing so growth serves people who already live in District F, not only developers and outside investors.
Fiscal responsibility
Require annual independent audits of county departments, implement zero-based budgeting so every dollar is justified, and publish clear public reporting of county spending. He cites small-business payroll and budget experience as the model.
Parks & environment
Preserve and expand parks, trails, and recreation; apply sustainable building standards to county facilities; invest in drought-resistant landscaping and water conservation; and support clean-energy incentives for local businesses.
Economic development & technology
Streamline business licensing and permitting, expand broadband, and support small-business incubators, startup accelerators, and vocational workforce programs.