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U.S. House · NV-01 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Dina Titus

Democratic candidate for Nevada's 1st Congressional District

Nevada congresswoman, former UNLV government professor, and former state Senate minority leader focused on infrastructure and public service.

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DistrictNV-01
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Dina stands.

Official position

Jobs and Fair Wages

  • Supports collective bargaining, higher minimum wages, equal-pay legislation, and long-term investment in highways and airports

Official position

Humane Treatment of Animals

  • Supports ending inhumane government animal experiments, planning for animals during disasters, and protecting wild horses and burros

Official position

Diplomacy and International Partnerships

  • Favors diplomacy and cooperation with allies on nuclear proliferation, counterterrorism, climate change, and human rights

Official position

Citizenship and Family Unity

  • Supports citizenship pathways for law-abiding immigrants, protections for DREAMers and TPS holders, and keeping immigrant families together

Official position

Preventing Deadly Gun Violence

  • Supports comprehensive gun background checks and bans on assault weapons and bump stocks to reduce mass-shooting risks

Official position

Clean Energy and Nuclear Waste

  • Supports clean energy and requiring affected communities, governments, and tribes to consent before a federal nuclear-waste repository is established

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026

    Accomplishment

    Sloan Canyon conservation law

    Sponsored legislation Congress passed and the president signed to expand Sloan Canyon protections and authorize a Southern Nevada water-pipeline route.

  2. 2009–2011; 2013–present

    Experience

    U.S. representative

    Served an earlier House term before returning to Congress in 2013; represents Nevada in the U.S. House.

  3. 1977–2011

    Experience

    UNLV government professor

    Taught at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for 34 years before retiring from the faculty in 2011.

  4. 1989–2008

    Experience

    Nevada state senator

    Served in the Nevada Senate before her first election to the U.S. House of Representatives.

  5. 1993–2008

    Experience

    Senate minority leader

    Led the Democratic minority in the Nevada Senate during part of her legislative career.

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