Marilyn Dondero Loop

Loop earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in education, curriculum and instruction from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Her professional experience includes working in textbook publishing and as an elementary school teacher.[1]

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Dondero Loop's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[12]

Fighting for our Kids

Excerpt: "Reducing class sizes is critical to learning. That’s why Marilyn helped pass a measure that will put funding towards reducing class sizes in kindergarten for the first time in Nevada’s history. As a former teacher, she knows that when classrooms are overcrowded, teachers can’t give the individual attention to each student that they deserve—and that’s why Marilyn fought for lower class sizes in the Assembly Education Committee in 2013."

Protecting our Community & Homes

Excerpt: "Southern Nevada has been devastated by the housing crisis that swept through our Valley during the Great Recession. Marilyn has watched many of her friends and neighbors in District 8 struggle to keep their homes, frustrated with the burdensome bureaucracy obstacles banks and federal housing programs put in front of homeowners. As an Assemblywoman who represented an area with a high number of foreclosures, Marilyn got to work. That’s why she helped pass the Homeowner’s Bill of Rights during the 2013 Legislative Session."

Creating the Jobs of the Future

Excerpt: "That’s why Marilyn supports establishing a UNLV medical school right here in Southern Nevada. It’s time we stop exporting our brightest students to other states and start increasing health care options for our community."

Dondero Loop's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[13]

My priorities for the next legislative session will include:

Strengthening our laws on mortgage fraud, Increasing access to credible counseling for home buyers in jeopardy of losing their homes, assisting renters being evicted from foreclosed homes.

Establishing a Revenue Stabilization Fund to help eliminate the boom and bust economic cycles our state has been experiencing

Better preparing every student for today’s workforce and providing career and technical education opportunities in our schools.

Working to increase the availability of affordable housing.''[14]