By now you must realize that the people in charge of your hunting are not doing a good job. This will not change until we have a new governor who will appoint knowledgeable people to the Wildlife Commission. We still have two more years before this happens so the only way sportsmen can make changes is to elect people who are willing to pass laws for the betterment of hunters. For this reason it is extremely important that first, you register to vote. Second, Vote for pro-hunting candidates. Following is a list of candidates who will help accomplish our goals.

Representative in Congress, District 1: John Ensign

Representative in Congress, District 2: Jim Gibbons

State Senate, District 2: Ray Shaffer

State Senate, District 3: Sue Lowden

State Senate, District 5: Ann O'Connell

State Senate, District 6: Ray Rawson

State Senate, District 7: Charles Muth

State Senate, District 8: Mike Schneider

State Assembly, District 1: Tom Collins

State Assembly, District 2: Merle Herman

State Assembly, District 3: Maureen Brower

State Assembly, District 4: Deanna Braunlin

State Assembly, District 5: Jeannine Stroth

State Assembly, District 7: Morse Arberry, Jr.

State Assembly, District 9: Lili M. Lagan

State Assembly, District 10: David Goldwater

State Assembly, District 12: Genie Ohrenschall

State Assembly, District 13: Dennis Nolan

State Assembly, District 14: Max Bennett

State Assembly, District 15: Jack D. Close

State Assembly, District 17: Bob Price

State Assembly, District 18: Mark Manendo

State Assembly, District 19: Sandi Krenzer

State Assembly, District 20: Kathy Von Tobel

State Assembly, District 21: Sandra Tiffany

State Assembly, District 23: Richard Perkins

State Assembly, District 28: Vonne S. Chowning

State Assembly, District 35: Shirley Walker

BUT DON'T VOTE FOR MARCIA de BRAGA

Assemblyman Marcia de Braga is not only a disgrace to every sportsman in the state but also to every person who wants government by the people, for the people. In the last legislative session, the HUNTER'S ALERT bill, A.B.307 in its original form would have done the following: let the county advisory boards choose the Wildlife Commission, not the governor. This lets government work from the the people up. Marcia de Braga does not want this. She wants the governor to appoint his friends who have shown they are not the most experienced in hunting and fishing matters. This is government working from the top down. The current wildlife commissioners have not been kind to sportsmen. A.B.307 would have replaced them with knowledgeable personnel. Marcia de Braga did not want this. As chairman of the Nature Resources Committee, she caved in to the governor and had that part of the bill changed. If you doubt any of this, ask Marcia to show you A.B.307 in its original print and how it was changed by her in the third reprint. Let's show Marcia de Braga that the people put her in office not the governor. Let's replace Marcia de Braga with someone who will represent sportsmen.