North Las Vegas, NVVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

North Las Vegas Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Daniele Monroe-Moreno

Candidate for Mayor

4 candidates · 2 seats12 sourced positions

Daniele Monroe-Moreno is running for mayor of North Las Vegas in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Scott Black.

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Nevada Assembly member for North Las Vegas, Speaker Pro Tempore and Ways and Means Committee chair. Worked as a corrections officer with the North Las Vegas Police Department until retiring in 2016. Also chairs the Nevada Democratic Party.

Endorsed by
Former Vice President Kamala Harris, U.S. Senators Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto, and Attorney General Aaron Ford, among others, as reported by The Nevada Independent The Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026
Campaign website
www.daniele4mayor.com

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In the June 2026 primary, Daniele Monroe-Moreno (47.06%) and Scott Black (41.57%) advanced in the mayor's race, and Esmeralda Villeda (39.68%) and Sherry Strothers (34.87%) advanced in Ward 1. Nevada Secretary of State · Jun 9, 2026

Where Daniele Monroe-Moreno stands: positions on the record

Data centers1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Disagreed that North Las Vegas should implement a data center moratorium; said decisions on data centers must include residents' input.

    “While I disagree with enforcing a moratorium, any decision relating to bringing data centers must be made with the input of residents.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Old City Hall site1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Answered 'neutral' on whether the city handled projects like Tule Springs East and the former City Hall renovation well; said she does not support following the City Hall process again.

    “The details of the city hall renovation were disappointing and I do not support following a similar process in the future.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Consulting contracts1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Strongly agreed North Las Vegas should put new rules in place to prevent large contracts going to former employees.

    “As mayor, I could never justify passing via a consent agenda a six-figure contract to a former city employee who had already received over a million dollars in severance.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Rent stabilization1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Disagreed that the city should implement a form of rent control, but said she would support rent stabilization for people on fixed incomes.

    “As mayor, I would support rent stabilization efforts that prevent unreasonable rent increases for Nevadans on a fixed income, including seniors, veterans, and those with disabilities.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Campus for Hope1 sourced position
Federal land1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Disagreed that the city should support freeing up federal land for development without offsetting conservation areas.

    “any growth must be sensible and not at the expense of our natural resources”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Apex Industrial Park1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Disagreed that the city should keep pushing development at Apex Industrial Park even if it strains water and power sources.

    “I do not support rapid growth at the expense of our natural resources.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position
Homelessness1 sourced position

  • answer to The Nevada Independent's candidate survey

    Strongly agreed North Las Vegas can do more to address homelessness, starting with mental health services, veterans support, job resources and affordability.

    “The city must take a layered approach to address homelessness, because not everyone finds themselves without a roof over their head for the same reason.”

    Forum answerThe Nevada Independent · Sep 7, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

  • Says that as mayor she will use zoning and development tools to expand affordable housing and limit corporate ownership of homes.

    “crack down on the unchecked growth of corporate ownership that is pricing out hardworking families”

    Own statementDaniele Monroe-Moreno campaign site

Jobs1 sourced position

  • as reported by Nevada Current; not a direct quote

    Wants businesses that move to the city to prioritize hiring North Las Vegas residents.

    Own statementNevada Current · May 21, 2026

Past candidacies1 sourced position

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