ARCHITECT OF EXTORTION: HARMFUL VOTES

This politician actively voted to expropriate wealth from Nevadans and expand the parasitic state by supporting the following measures:

Biography

Tracy Brown-May is a Democratic member of the Nevada Assembly, representing Assembly District 42. She assumed office in 2021, succeeding fellow Democrat Alexander Assefa.

Before her legislative service, Brown-May worked as a nonprofit executive. She holds an associate degree from the College of Southern Nevada, earned in 2015, and a bachelor's degree from Northeastern University, completed in 2021. She has not previously held elected office nor served in the military.

The statutory base salary for this office is $130¹. Most recent election: November 5, 2024¹. Next election: June 9, 2026¹.

NV SOS Aurora records show Tracy Brown-May has reported $508,945 in cumulative campaign contributions across 409 filings, spanning 2021-07-23 to 2026-03-31².

Public-facing pages: official .gov biography³.

1. Ballotpedia — Tracy Brown-May — https://ballotpedia.org/Tracy_Brown-May (accessed 2026-06-24).
2. NV SOS Aurora — campaign filings for Tracy Brown-May — https://www.nvsos.gov/SoSCandidateServices/AnonymousAccess/CEFDSearchUU/Search.aspx?type=cefd&candidateId=15940 (accessed 2026-06-24).
3. Official .gov page — https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/Legislator/A/Assembly/Current/42 (accessed 2026-06-24).

• Education: Associates, College of Southern Nevada, 2015; Bachelor's, Northeastern University, 2021
• Career: Nonprofit executive
• Predecessor: Alexander Assefa (D)

Campaign finance

Source: Nevada Secretary of State Aurora campaign-finance dataset. Aggregates from gnomey.cf_contributions and cf_expenditures. [verify on NV SOS]

Vs state median

Benchmark group: state legislature peers (n=66).

Top donors

Payments to registered Nevada lobbyists: $1,000 across 2 payments.

Donors who are also registered lobbying clients

2 of this legislator's donors are NRS 218H–registered Carson City lobbying clients (83rd 2025 Session). Cross-referenced from NPE's lobbyist-client registry. When a donor also pays a lobbyist, the contribution becomes one surface of a multi-channel influence relationship.

Legislative record

Session: 83rd 2025

35 bills sponsored · 661 roll calls cast · crossed party majority on 6 votes (0.9%)

Sponsored bills

• AB107
• AB117
• AB168
• AB177
• AB191
• AB198
• AB202
• AB247
• AB256
• AB266
• AB284
• AB289
• AB290
• AB295
• AB331
• AB378
• AB379
• AB394
• AB395
• AB404
• AB407
• AB409
• AB428
• AB430
• AB442
• AB452
• AB480
• ACR3
• AJR14
• AJR7
• SB138
• SB262
• SCR1
• SCR4
• SJR10

Roll-call votes (1,601 total)