Aaron Ford
Running for Governor, Nevada
Photo: Office of Sen. Michael Bennet, U.S. Senate, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
Why PIVOT Supports Aaron Ford
Nevada Attorney General and former teacher, fighting to lower costs for working families.
Economic justice: More affordable housing, medical debt relief, good jobs. Took on corporate landlords for illegal rent hikes and on predatory lenders.
Health: Lower prescription drug costs; defended health care and reproductive rights in court.
Environmental justice: Clean, affordable energy; make data centers pay their fair share for power and water.
Education: Strong public schools.
How PVF Is Reaching Voters for This Race
Our video ads, in English and Tiếng Việt, are below. Tap any video to watch it on YouTube.
Kim Anh Do English · 30 sec Published Oct 10
Kim Anh Do Tiếng Việt · 30 sec Published Oct 9
Mai-Phuong Nguyen English · 30 sec Published Oct 10
Mai-Phuong Nguyen English · 41 sec Published Oct 10
Mai-Phuong Nguyen Tiếng Việt · 30 sec Published Oct 9
Mai-Phuong Nguyen Tiếng Việt · 36 sec Published Oct 9
My-Linh Thai English · 30 sec Published Oct 8
David Nguyen English · 30 sec Published Oct 19
David Nguyen Tiếng Việt · 25 sec Published Oct 19
Charles Tang English · 31 sec Published Oct 19
Bich-Tram Le Tiếng Việt · 30 sec Published Oct 17
Bich-Tram Le Tiếng Việt · 44 sec Published Oct 17
Why This Race Matters
The governor of Nevada shapes the budget, schools, health care, housing and how elections are run.
Ford can keep fighting to make Nevada more affordable.
Vietnamese American Voters
About 11,300 eligible Vietnamese American voters (19,819 Vietnamese Americans in Nevada).
2022 governor race margin: just 15,386 votes. 2022 U.S. Senate margin: 7,928 votes, smaller than our community.
State of the Race
Toss Up (Cook Political Report)
Nevada races are often decided by small margins. Every vote counts.
How to Vote in Nevada
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
Register by: Tuesday, October 6 (mail or in person) or Tuesday, October 20 (online). Missed it? Same-day registration October 21 to November 3 with a Nevada ID.
Vote by mail: Every active voter gets a ballot in the mail. Postmark by November 3 (must arrive by 5 p.m. November 7), or use a drop box.
Vote early in person: October 17 to 30.
