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Victoria Seaman was elected in a special election on June 11, 2019, to complete the term for Ward 2. She won re-election in the primary of June 2022 for another four years with 55 percent of the vote, ending her term in 2026. She is currently on the Debt Committee, Yucca Mountain Nuclear Repository Committee, Southern Nevada Water Authority (Alt), Southern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition (Alt), Recommending Committee, and Chair of the Audit Committee. In addition, she is on the advisory committee of Chamberlin University and a Strategy and Resource Advisor for the American Melanoma Institute.
Councilwoman Seaman spent one term and two special sessions in the Nevada State Legislature representing Clark County's Assembly District 34. In the Assembly, she was the Southern Majority Whip, Vice Chair of the Commerce and Labor Committee, Judiciary, Chair of the HOA sub-committee and Legislative Operations Committees. She has an associate degree in Political Science from the College of Southern Nevada and a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies with a minor in Family Studies degree(s) from the University of Nevada Las Vegas. In addition, she was inducted into the Urban Studies Honor Society by the Upsilon Sigma chapter at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Public Policy and Leadership.
My wisdom comes from real-life experiences and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge. Since my family settled in Las Vegas in 1965 and I started kindergarten at a CCSD school, I've been deeply connected to this community. As a grandpa championing liberty and a former senior advisor to Moms For Liberty - Clark County, I stand for parental rights.
My work with CCSD has highlighted the urgent need to protect households and families from government overreach that infringes on privacy. The evidence I've collected has led me to a firm stance: our schools must cease promoting puberty blockers and racial segregation. We must reject mediocrity in academic and staff performance, grades, and graduation criteria. Excellence should be our only benchmark.
In 2023, Tina was appointed the District Attorney’s “Director of Diversity & Community Outreach.” She was the first person in the nearly 115-year history of the District Attorney’s Office to be given this position. Tina worked with high schools, college institutions, law schools, and local affinity-based organizations to create pipelines between the legal profession and historically underrepresented and marginalized populations and encourage first generation youth to go to college and law school.
As a sitting judge, having nearly 20 years of litigation experience, Tina is effective, efficient, and ensures timely resolution of cases, while maintaining quality and due process. She works with the legal system partners to identify areas for improvement and implement constructive changes when needed.
Tina upholds the highest standards of ethical conduct, on and off the bench, to promote public confidence in the judiciary. She continues to be fair and impartial in all decisions and interactions.
Tina has built her career on being fair, treating everyone who comes before her with dignity and respect. Her commitment to being fair and reasonable is evidenced by the support she has received from both sides of the criminal, as well as the civil, bar.
Judge Paul Gaudet was appointed to Department N of the Family Court bench by Governor Lombardo during March, 2023. Judge Gaudet is a 33 year resident of Clark County, where he maintained his own law practice for over 30 years before accepting the appointment of Governor Lombardo. Following the application, vetting and interview processes, Judge Gaudet has now been your Judge in Department N for about 18 months. Judge Gaudet is the father of 3 great adult children.Â
In 2022, Judge Cruz was unanimously selected to become the Chief Judge for the Las Vegas Justice Court, where she served until September 2024. She currently chairs multiple committees, including the Executive Committee, Information Technology Committee, and Rules Committee for the Las Vegas Justice Court. Her dedication to justice and community involvement was recognized in 2023 when she was appointed to serve on the Supreme Court's Access to Justice Commission as the representative for the Nevada Judges of Limited Jurisdiction. She received the 2023 Outstanding Women of the Year for the Judiciary award from Fil-Am News and a certificate of Distinguished Achievements in Judicial Education from the Judicial Department of the State of Nevada. In 2024, she was elected to co-chair the Clark County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and became a committee member for the Nevada Judges of Limited Jurisdiction's Legislative Committee.
In addition to her role as Chief Judge, Judge Cruz, a Proven Legal Mind & Dedicated Public Servant, continues to preside over the Drug Treatment Court and the DUI Treatment Court while actively pursuing innovative ways to enhance the Court's operations through technology.
During her years at the District Attorney’s Office, Hilary has handled thousands of cases at all stages of litigation. From bail hearings, to bench trials and preliminary hearings, sentencing and revocation hearings, and jury trials, she has extensive experience in all areas. Throughout all the courts she handles, Hilary is known to be a fair and reasonable prosecutor with a focus on community safety and improvement and she will bring those same qualities to the Las Vegas Justice Court Department 4 bench.
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