Patsy Brown, GOP Candidate Endorsed By Former Democratic State Legislator
Oct 26, 2022
A former Democratic Nevada State Assemblyman who served 16 years as Chairman of the Committee of Education beginning in 1986 has recommended Republican Patsy Brown for Clark County Public Administrator.
North Las Vegas, Nevada Oct 26, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - A former Democratic Nevada State Assemblyman who served 16 years as Chairman of the Committee of Education beginning in 1986 has recommended Patsy Brown for Clark County Public Administrator. Friends Who Vote Patsy Brown announced on Labor Day, September 5, 2022, that Wendell P Williams endorsed Patsy Brown for Clark County Public Administrator. Republican Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, was victorious in Nevada's 2022 Primary Election and looks forward to besting her opponents, who she has outraised and garnered more votes plus endorsements, in Nevada's 2022 General Election.
The Clark County Public Administrator serves two important functions for residents of Clark County. The Public Administrator secures property of people who pass away in Clark County while a search for family or the decedent's executor is performed. The Public Administrator also administers estates in court when families cannot. On this page, you will find various resources to help you learn more about the Clark County Public Administrator and our functions.
Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, commented, "I am very honored and thankful to Mr. Wendell P Williams for his endorsement of my campaign to become the first woman elected as Clark County Public Administrator. After I am elected as the next Clark County Public Administrator, I will do my best to blaze a trail just like Mr. Wendell P Williams did when he was in office and continues to do so in the community."
Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, has advanced to the Nevada 2022 General Election and her name will appear on the ballot. Democrats, Independents and Republicans can vote for Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, during Early Voting from October 22nd - November 4th or on General Election Day which is November 8, 2022.
To make a financial contribution, display a sign in your yard or support the campaign of Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, visit www.votepatsybrown.com.
ABOUT WENDELL P WILLIAMS
Wendell P Williams founded the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Committee and the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade of Las Vegas. Mr. Williams also founded KCEP 88.1 radio's first community and longest running talk show, "Straight Talk". In 1986, he was elected to the Nevada Legislature, serving 16 years as Chairman of the Standing Committee on Education. While serving in the Legislature some notable people who interned for him include William McCurdy II-Commissioner in Clark County, Steven Horsford-US Congressman (NV-4), Sandra Douglass Morgan-President of the Las Vegas Raiders and many more. He also served as a teacher for Clark County School district for 11 years and in 2002, Mr. Williams became the first African American to serve as Speaker of the House. He has both an elementary school and a street named after him in Las Vegas.
ABOUT PATSY BROWN, CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR CANDIDATE
Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, is on Nevada's 2022 General Election ballot. Patsy Brown is not an attorney, nor licensed to practice law in Nevada. However Patsy Brown earned a professional law degree. Patsy Brown's specialty is contract law and she worked as the administrative manager of The Law Office of Ellison & Associates in Los Angeles, California. Patsy Brown worked as the in-house lawyer for her family's international and stateside businesses. Patsy Brown is a Federal Contractor with 15+ years experience, a Business Owner with 25+ years experience, a Philanthropist and a Rotarian.
Learn more about Patsy Brown, Clark County Public Administrator Candidate, at www.VotePatsyBrown.com.
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