LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — There's no doubt, guns are one of the most divisive issues on the campaign trail. But that doesn't mean people who disagree can't get together and talk about their views.
I sat down with a group of voters with different views on the issue to hear what they had to say. Here's who participated:
- Natalie Matarrazo, a UNLV student who was on campus during the December shooting
- Tom Roberts, a retired assistant sheriff of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
- Amanda Morgan, a UNLV shooting survivor
- Suzette LaGrange, a commercial real estate agent and concealed weapons permit holder
- Paul Chaffee, a concealed weapons permit instructor
- Li' Shey Johnson, a 1 October shooting survivor
Here's what they had to say:
What do Nevadans have to say about guns? Locals with different views weigh in
If you have questions about gun laws or what's being done in the legislature — or if you just want to share your thoughts after watching our panel discussion — you can do that at ktnv.com/asksteve. If I can't answer your question myself, I'll take it to someone who can.
