Nevada State Assembly District 13

“My name is Dan Andrews and I am running as a 2026 Democratic Candidate in Nevada for the State Assembly District 13.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

“Our State needs to fully fund the education of our children. We currently rank the worst in the Nation according to Education Week.” (Official campaign website)

Criminal Reform: “We must support the transition of incarcerated individuals in returning to society and assist them to become responsible citizens to reduce recidivism.” (Official campaign website)

Environment Concerns: “We must promote solar energy and alternative energies to lessen the negative impact on our environment by fossil fuels.” (Official campaign website)

On the campaign website: “My name is Dan Andrews and I am running as a 2026 Democratic Candidate in Nevada for the State Assembly District 13.” (Campaign website)

“Public safety is essential to having a prosperous economy and important to maintaining a high quality of life. Having risen through the ranks from an LVMPD explorer to Police Sergeant, I understand that crime is a massive contributor to poverty, inequality, and disregard of human rights. As your representative, I will support proposals that give our men and women who protect our fellow Nevadans the tools and resources to keep themselves and our communities safe.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))

“Having been born and raised in Las Vegas, I have dedicated my life to protecting our communities as a member of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. I believe that every individual has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. However, during the pandemic we saw the majority party infringe on our constitutional rights through blanket mandates that closed our schools and businesses. I support reforms that limit the governor’s emergency powers and places them with the people’s house.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))

“K-12 public education. Our students need better, our students deserve better, and we must demand better. For far too long we have neglected our children’s education, and that is unacceptable. Our children are unprepared for the real world upon graduation, and this must change. By better preparing our students for the workforce we will increase the availability of educated workers in the state, and thereby bring in more businesses and industries to the State of Nevada.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))