Skip Daly

Skip Daly was born in Reno, Nevada. Daly graduated from Reed High School. He earned an A.A. from Truckee Meadows Community College. Daly's career experience includes working as a business manager with Laborers’ Union Local 169.[1][2]

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Daly's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Protecting the Middle Class: Economic Security for Nevada Workers and Retirees

One of the reasons I am running for office is that I believe we need a representative in the State Assembly who will fight for our middle class values, who will stand up for Nevada workers, and who will make retirement income security a real priority. I believe this is one of many areas where the incumbent has let us down. I am committed to better working conditions for Nevada workers with jobs that provide good wages and benefits, including family health care coverage. I support equal pay for women doing the same jobs as men and establishing an earned sick leave program for workers so they do not have to fear losing their jobs in case of illness or a family emergency.

Bringing New Jobs to Nevada

As we expand our economy, we must also ensure our existing businesses and industries, such as tourism, recreational opportunities, and small businesses, progress.

I have always been a passionate advocate for Nevada’s workers and their families, and I believe we need to do more to help those who are still unemployed or struggling to make ends meet.

Better schools

My education priorities will be:

To continue to reduce overcrowding in our schools and classrooms.

To ensure our schools are safe environments for kids to learn.

To recruit and keep the best teachers so we have a highly qualified teacher for every classroom.

To make sure our coursework, including vocational education, is preparing students for today’s new jobs.

To support early childhood education to give our youngest students a firm foundation to succeed in school.

To demand greater accountability for school spending.

Government Accountability and Transparency

In the legislature, I supported and sponsored bills to do just that—to hold government accountable for every dollar spent and every action taken. We need to make sure our hard earned tax dollars are being spent to truly improve critical state services, including education, public safety, transportation and services to help children, seniors and veterans.[16]

—Skip Daly[17]