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Barak Zilberberg

RepublicanFirst-time candidate

Entrepreneur

Barak Zilberberg is a Republican candidate for Governor of Nevada in the 2026 election. This is their first run for office.

From the candidate’s public filings

Background

Barak Zilberberg was born in Los Angeles, California, and lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.[1] Zilberberg's career experience includes working as an entrepreneur and real estate investor with Zilberberg International, a manager, and a construction consultant. He founded the Zilberberg Foundation.[2][3]

Campaign themes

Barak Zilberberg did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

Barak Zilberberg did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2022 Candidate Connection survey.

Campaign website

Zilberberg's campaign website stated the following:

Criminal Justice Reform

Dream to Reality

The Zilberberg Administration’s Dream to Reality Policies! I promise when sworn into office. I will go straight to work with my executive powers into office, and work for you by the people, for the people, and with the people. Immediately with a stroke of a pen I will make these wonders into reality!

1) We will make Nevada Strong, United, and The Real America!

2) Get rid of the Critical Race Theory. Educating our children in our school systems our Constitution, rights, and Recite the Pledge of Allegiance to our flag every morning in our schools!

3) The parents have the right to make decisions regarding their childrens lives, health, administering vaccinations, and masking, not the government.

4) Get rid of the broken board of directors, and superintendents in our school districts.

5) Incorporate curriculums for our children at a very young age in our school districts for real life functions such as money management, accounting, tax codes, cybersecurity, typing, technology, real estate trades of interest electrical, plumbing, heating and air, etc

6) Get rid of the mask and vaccination mandates in government agencies, public, and private businesses.

7) No lockdowns, no shut downs of small, medium, and large businesses, we are always open for business.

8) Create economic growth, jobs, manufacturing, agriculture, business, development, prosperity, and Nevada will be a self sufficient state not reliant to on any other country, or state in the union.

9) Encourage free land for growth, and programs to build the structures to serve our communities.

10) Combat and defeat human trafficking, and pedifiles.

11) Election integrity in our voting system with US Passports in person US Citizens ONLY have the right to VOTE. NO mail in ballots, NO illegal immigrants, No permanent residents have the right to vote.

12) Get rid of the corrupt politicians in resignation of their positions. Bring in integral, honest, loyal, determined, visionary, intelligent public servants into those positions.

13) It is illegal to panhandle.

14) No homeless on our streets, tunnels, homeless will be infiltrated back into the work force, military, etc.

15) Everybody will pay to our tax system.

16) We will identify our illegal immigrants, those whom are angels, and are willing to contribute to our communities, pay to are tax system Nevada will issue work permits, and social security numbers.

17) Ramp up our DMV requirements implement the point system, suspending, and revoking drivers licenses. Eliminate deaths, injuries, in car collisions, and high car insurance rates.

18) Get rid of the sanctuary cities, and deport all evil illegal immigrants out of our State of Nevada

19) Reforming health care, pharmaceutical, treat it as a business, and competitiveness. Get rid of the government intervening, and have an open market in this subject.

20) Resolve the shortage of water in Nevada.

21) Finish constructing our border wall. Close, and control our borders.

Funding the Police and Reducing Crime

Homelessness

Immigration

Jobs and the Economy

NV Energy Needs – Now and in the Future

Responding to Future Healthcare Emergencies

The Mining Industry[4]

—Barak Zilberberg's campaign website (2022)[5]

On the 2026 ballot

Compiled from the candidate’s published profile as of September 30, 2026.

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