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Clark County Commission District F

A county office on your November 3 ballot.

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).

November 3 General ElectionDistrict FCounty Office1 Seat4 Candidates

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A. What This Office Does

County Budget

Approves spending on county services and the county tax levy.

Land Use & Zoning

Votes on growth, development, and zoning in unincorporated Clark County.

Infrastructure

Roads, drainage, transit coordination, and county facilities.

Health & Hospital

Public health plus governing board for University Medical Center (UMC).

B. Why This Office Matters

  • District F covers fast-growing southwest Clark County, including Enterprise and rural desert communities.
  • County votes shape housing supply, water-sensitive growth, roads, and the county share of property taxes.
  • This is a four-way general: major-party nominees plus two independents, with no incumbent.

C. What This Office Can and Cannot Do

Can

  • 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.

Cannot

  • Pass state or federal laws.
  • Set CCSD curriculum.
  • Change incorporated-city zoning alone (Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite).

D. Top Issues Connected to This Office

E. Questions Voters Are Asking