The day Roe v. Wade was overturned, I immediately got to work for all Nevadans by drafting the 2022 Executive Order protecting abortion providers, non-profits, patients, and women in Nevada seeking reproductive care from criminal prosecution. As a civil rights attorney, legal aid attorney, and public defender, I’ve fought to protect consumers from predatory corporations, tenants from unjust treatment, and our neighbors experiencing mental illness in need of comprehensive care. My work is built on my belief that all of us deserve to live in a community that not only sustains us, but also helps us reach our dreams.
Now, in the Assembly, I am dedicated to uplifting working families, ensuring access to safe schools, making healthcare and housing affordable, protecting our environment, and trusting women to make their own healthcare decisions.
As the Assemblymember for Nevada’s 24th Assembly District, I am proud to assist my constituents with a variety of issues.
The Trump administration wants to shut down and privatize the USPS to line the pockets of Elon Musk and his billionaire backers while selling out hardworking Nevadans.
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) March 25, 2025
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I’ve spent my career being a champion for others because I know what it means to need a champion of my own. I feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue this work in the Assembly this legislative session.https://t.co/eYqtYz8da1
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) February 4, 2025
Just now, it was honor to see our first term Assembly Democratic Legislators be sworn in to the Nevada legislature! We are excited to see the good work they will get done for Nevadans. #nvleg pic.twitter.com/wRA8dB8AoD
— Assembly Democrats (@nvassemblydems) February 3, 2025
Eviction records create major housing barriers, even when tenants win their cases, leading to cycles of homelessness or poor living conditions. This especially affects communities of color and women with children. pic.twitter.com/RAbjaMtfAJ
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) March 28, 2025
Today I introduced AB235 to protect providers of reproductive healthcare from increasing and pervasive harassment. AB235 will allow those providers to remove their address from public records and display an alternate address on their state-issued IDs. (1/3)@nvassemblydems pic.twitter.com/LK5JM55iqy
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) February 17, 2025
Graduate student workers are critical to the success of our universities, making contributions in everything from teaching to research. They deserve equitable pay and safe working conditions.
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) January 29, 2025
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🩺 AB176 safeguards access to contraception in Nevada law—no local government should take away our rights.
— Assembly Democrats (@nvassemblydems) March 19, 2025
🛡️ AB235 protects reproductive health care providers by keeping their home addresses private. Their safety matters.
Reproductive rights are non-negotiable. pic.twitter.com/6FJxL3nDu6
Healthcare providers stand by us and our families through some of the most challenging times of our lives. I introduced AB235 because we must stand by them and ensure they are not targeted for violence or harassment simply for doing their jobs.#ReproductiveFreedom #nvleg pic.twitter.com/WG6JHZjATL
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) April 1, 2025
Freshman Legislator Erica Roth @VoteEricaRoth Prepares for New Legislative Session Feeling Responsibility. Read our in-depth behind the scenes feature here: https://t.co/NSNpbP28cF pic.twitter.com/EPRRz7L6iT
— Biggest Little Streets (@OurTownReno) February 1, 2025
Since I announced my campaign for Assembly District 24, I have seen this community come together and show that we will not back down from the fight for reproductive, housing, climate, and economic justice. Now let's get out there and win this election! pic.twitter.com/kVrXA4VGkX
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) October 27, 2024
“AB329 makes the compensation process more accessible and equitable for victims in Nevada. This proposed changes in this bill will ensure that victims have the time and opportunity to apply for the assistance they need to rebuild their lives.” (1/2) pic.twitter.com/5qy5TL2CBB
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) March 12, 2025
PROJECTION: @VoteEricaRoth will win her campaign for Assembly District 24. #NVleg pic.twitter.com/JbAIvRDEWV
— Assembly Democrats (@nvassemblydems) November 8, 2024
The housing crisis is one of the most critical issues facing Nevadans. Both homeownership and renting have become increasingly out of reach for many residents in my district. This session, I will make fair and affordable housing one of my top priorities. pic.twitter.com/o4lt9OhjIs
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) January 23, 2025
Nevada has some of the most hostile housing laws in the country, which place unfair burdens on tenants and create an eviction-to-homelessness pipeline. My @nvassemblydems colleges and I are fighting back to protect tenants rights.https://t.co/JHFYk9v7he#NVLeg
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) March 29, 2025
Yesterday, the Supreme Court announced it will decide whether millions of patients will have access to mifepristone, the safe and commonly used pill for abortion. Don’t be fooled, this decision will have a devastating impact on abortion in Nevada. A 🔗 pic.twitter.com/wkOtJXBjmA
— Erica Roth (@VoteEricaRoth) December 14, 2023
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