2022 Midterm Election: Q&A with Nevada's candidates for US House District 1

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — With the 2022 Midterm Election just a few weeks away, candidates are making their final pitch to voters.

For those who might still want a little more information, KTNV anchor Justin Hinton sat down with the major party candidates for Nevada's statewide offices to talk about who they are, what issues they plan to tackle, and why voters should choose them over their opponent.

We should start with how the boundaries of this district have changed. It now stretched out to include Anthem and Boulder City, so both candidates are getting to know a new set of voters.

Dina Titus, the Democratic incumbent representing U.S. House District 1, is seeking her seventh Congressional term. She previously taught political science at UNLV while serving in the Nevada Assembly, where she was also Minority Leader.

Mark Robertson, her Republican challenger, is a 30-year veteran of the U.S. Army and a small business owner. This is his first time running for public office.

Each interview is broken up by question or topic, so voters can easily find the candidate's response on specific issues. Here are their pitches to voters:

Dina Titus (D, Incumbent)

Issue: Economy and Inflation

Dina Titus responds to Mark Robertson on an ad from her campaign:

Issue: Election integrity and the 2020 Election

Issue: Abortion rights

Issue: Homelessness

Issue: Crime and Law Enforcement

Issue: Water Conservation

Question: What's an issue you're passionate about?

Question: What are you most proud of?

Question: What's your final pitch to voters?

Mark Robertson (R, challenger)

Issue: Economy and Inflation

Mark Robertson responds to a recent ad from Dina Titus' campaign:

Issue: Campaign finance and advertising

Issue: Election integrity and the 2020 Election

Issue: Abortion rights

Issue: Homelessness

Issue: Crime

Issue: Education and school choice

Issue: Water conservation and drought

Question: What's your final pitch to voters?

What about the other candidates? We're collecting interviews with major party candidates for statewide races in Nevada at ktnv.com/2022candidates.