Will voters change who sits on the Clark County Commission?

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) – Four Clark County Commission seats are at stake in the 2024 elections, and we’re guaranteed a new commissioner in one of them.

The participating districts are districts A, B, C and D.

• District A is represented by Michael Naft.
• District B is represented by Mariyln Kirkpatric.
• District C is represented by Ross Miller, who did not seek re-election.
• District D is represented by William McCurdy, II.

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Michael Naft-Ryan Hamilton

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District A includes parts of the southwest valley – including the south end of the Las Vegas Strip – and parts of Jean and Primm, as well as Laughlin, Nelson, Searchlight and Cal-Nev-Ari.

The district is currently represented by the commissioner Michael Naftwho was first elected in 2018. During his tenure, Naft has prioritized traffic safety initiatives, including the creation of the Clark County Office of Traffic Safety.

Naft’s opponent in the November race is Ryan Hamiltonwho most recently served as director of government relations for Vegas Stronger, a nonprofit focused on homelessness in downtown Las Vegas.

Wednesday evening, the election results The numbers tallied so far showed that Naft was in danger of losing his seat on the committee. The commissioner was only ahead by a few hundred votes as of 6:40 p.m

At last check, 67,098 ballots had been counted for Naft and Hamilton had 66,071 votes.

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Jesse Welsh – Marilyn Kirkpatrick

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District B includes portions of the northwest and northeast Las Vegas Valley and is currently represented by Marilyn Kirkpatrickwho has held this seat since 2015.

If Kirkpatrick is re-elected, this would be the last term she is eligible to serve due to county commissioner term limits.

A check of preliminary election results Wednesday evening showed Kirkpatrick likely will remain in office. As of 6:25 p.m. Wednesday, she had counted 63% of the ballots so far. Her opponent, Jesse Welshhad 37% of the votes.

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April Becker – Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod

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District C includes part of the northwest Las Vegas Valley, including parts of Lone Mountain. The winner of this race will replace the commissioner Ross Millerwho was first elected in 2020.

From Wednesday evening April Becker was at the forefront of this race Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod. Of the ballots counted so far, 81,641 (53%) were for Becker and 71,136 (47%) for Bilbray-Axelrod.

Becker challenged Rep. Susie Lee for her seat representing Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District in 2022.

Bilbray-Axelrod represents District 34, which includes parts of the western valley, in the Nevada Assembly.

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David Gomez-William McCurdy, II

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District D includes parts of downtown Las Vegas, the historic Westside and North Las Vegas. Commissioner William McCurdy II has represented the district since 2020 and is standing for re-election.

His opponent in this race, David Gomesattended Rancho High School and started a business in the valley as a notary public.

As of Wednesday, 6:40 p.m., McCurdy seemed likely to win his re-election bid. Preliminary results in this race showed McCurdy with 66% of the vote, compared to 34% for Gomez.

Latest results of the 2024 elections

Find more results from the 2024 elections at ktnv.com/election-results.