The record, in four numbers
Every bill Jill sponsored that became law passed with no votes against it.
Source: Nevada Legislature bill histories, 81st, 82nd and 83rd Sessions; jilldickman.com.
Bills she sponsored that became law
Newest first. Each was signed by the governor, and none drew a vote against.
Meeting rooms for party committees
Gives major-party central committees free use of meeting rooms in certain public buildings.
Testing new property-insurance options
Creates a four-year Regulatory Experimentation Program for property-insurance products, including wildfire coverage options.
Mobile tracking devices
Sets rules on the use of mobile tracking devices, such as GPS trackers.
Biomarker testing
Legislation on biomarker testing for patients.
Animal cruelty and sentencing
Adds animal-cruelty offenses to Nevada’s sentencing and probation provisions.
Counseling for first responders
Mental-health counseling for police, fire and corrections employees.
Out talking with residents.
Bills she co-sponsored
Jill added her name to these too.
Towing
A 2025 bill on towing. Jill co-sponsored.
Federal work experience for state hiring
Lets federal work experience count toward state hiring. Jill co-sponsored.
Emergency medical services compact
Nevada’s interstate compact for emergency medical services. Jill co-sponsored.
Tuition exemption for veterans
A tuition exemption for veterans. Jill co-sponsored.
Bills she voted for
Groceries and health care costs. Both bills became law.
Emergency relief on egg supply
Lets the state temporarily suspend the cage-free egg requirement during a major supply disruption such as avian flu, so more eggs can reach Nevada grocery shelves. Jill voted yes.
$35 insulin cost cap
Caps what an insured patient pays for a 30-day supply of covered insulin at $35 under state-regulated health plans. Jill voted yes.
Standing with Jill
Law enforcement, health care and business groups back her re-election.
Her priorities
From her campaign and her record.
A Sparks business owner who knows what it takes to make payroll
- Her story: Born in Upper Michigan to an entrepreneurial family. Her grandparents emigrated from Russia.
- Business: She and her husband Tom moved to Reno in 1989 and started a Sparks manufacturing business in 1999.
- Education: Michigan Technological University.
- In the Assembly: Served 2015–16 and again since 2021. Serves on Growth and Infrastructure, Legislative Operations and Elections, and Ways and Means.
- Home: Lives in Sparks. Plays the harp, designs knitwear and shows Yorkies.
Source: jilldickman.com; Nevada Legislature.
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Jill@JillDickman.com
1344 Disc Drive, #201
Sparks, NV 89436
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