Erica Mosca

Erica Mosca was born in San Diego, California, and lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mosca earned a B.S. from Boston University, an M.Ed. from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, and an Ed.M. from Harvard University. Her career experience includes working as a consultant. Mosca founded Leaders in Training.[1][2]

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Mosca's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[7]

Education

Excerpt: "We need education policies, programs and funding from the state level that empower all District 18 students to receive an effective Pre-K to 12th grade education with a teacher in every classroom, high expectations and wraparound support that make higher education a reality for any student who wants to pursue it and equitable funding and resource allocation for students with the most needs."

Fair Jobs

Excerpt: "I know people are ready to work hard, but need the support, opportunity and training to access new opportunities in Nevada.​"

Community Support and Safety

Excerpt: "I believe better coordinated social services, community resources and wraparound support that ensure everyone’s basic needs are met will help curb crime through opportunity and access."