Henderson Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Hollie Chadwick
Candidate for Mayor
Hollie Chadwick is running for mayor of Henderson in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Michelle Romero.
Early voting begins · Sat, Oct 17, 2026
Joined the Henderson Police Department in August 2002 and was appointed Chief of Police in May 2023. Holds a Doctorate in Public Administration from Capella University and graduated from the FBI National Academy.
- Endorsed by
- Teamsters Nevada, Nevada Voters Alliance, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Nevadans Citizen Action Network, as reported by The Nevada Independent The Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
- Campaign website
- www.hollieformayor.com
In the 2026 primary, Michelle Romero (29,040 votes) and Hollie Chadwick (13,432 votes) advanced in the mayor's race, and Jennifer Atlas (4,387 votes) and Carrie Cox (3,516 votes) advanced in Ward III. City of Henderson · Jun 18, 2026
Where Hollie Chadwick stands: positions on the record
ICE detention agreement1 sourced position
answer to a Nevada Independent candidate survey
Neutral on continuing the ICE agreement; said the council and public need to see the pending financial analysis before deciding.
“There are real financial considerations, but there are also important issues”
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Campus for Hope1 sourced position
answer to a Nevada Independent candidate survey
Answered 'agree' that Henderson should enter an agreement with Campus for Hope; said she would support exploring participation in a regional partnership with measurable outcomes and transparency about costs.
“Homelessness doesn’t stop at the Henderson city limits, so I believe Henderson should be part of the regional conversation.”
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Federal land1 sourced position
answer to a Nevada Independent candidate survey; not a direct quote
Neutral on freeing up federal land without offsetting conservation; supports releasing land for responsible development when it makes sense for Henderson.
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Data centers1 sourced position
answer to a Nevada Independent candidate survey
Strongly agreed Henderson hasn't gone far enough in regulating data centers; supports clear standards before more projects are approved.
“I believe Henderson needs strong and responsible regulations for data centers.”
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Road safety1 sourced position
answer to a Nevada Independent candidate survey; not a direct quote
Strongly agreed Henderson should do more for road safety, supporting better lighting, safer crosswalks, protected bike lanes and traffic calming.
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Council conduct1 sourced position
as reported by The Nevada Independent
Said she wants to reduce internal conflict and public arguments on the council.
“We need to be better leaders.”
Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 17, 2026
Also running for Mayor
- Michelle Romero (incumbent)
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