ELIMINATE the Payroll Tax, Nevada's hidden, "Back Door", Income Tax. The Nevada Legislature has attempted to disguise this income tax by calling it the "Modified Business Tax".

Develop policies to encourage more jobs, and a broader economic landscape than Nevada currently has.

Establish a real "Graduation Rate" for the State of Nevada, so we know how effective the Nevada education system really is. Currently, there is no established method of calculating the graduation rate.

The SAGE Commission (Savings And Government Efficiency), is a group of volunteer citizens who have identified areas of improvement in Nevada State Government. Nevada will always need the SAGE Commission, it should be made permanent and given a degree of authority to implement savings and efficiency with the Governor's approval.

Support and improve AB494 that requires certain local governments to consolidate duplicated services and resources, and improve government efficiency.

In addition to reapportionment and redistricting, the number of seats in the Nevada Legislature should be increased to ensure every Nevadan equal representation.

Nevada's system of electing Judges is working just fine, and protects the Nevada voter from being shut out of the selection process. VOTE NO on SJR2. Voting NO on SJR2 means Nevada voters will continue to select judges instead of a "select group" that do not answer to the voters.

Every Nevada taxpaying voter should read AJR15 to understand it's importance to the 10th Amendment.

STAR Bonds can be an important part of local economic development when there is accountability (Equalization) in the process. That currently does NOT exist, which has the potential to create two things: Lower budgets for teachers, police, and fireman, AND Higher Taxes for all Nevadans.

Apply the "Open Meeting Law" to the Nevada Legislature, Constitutionally. Prohibit the practice of locking the doors, and not allowing anyone to go potty, as happened in May of 2009, when the largest tax increase in Nevada history was passed in the Nevada Senate. This was immediately after an amnesty resolution was passed to remove the "conflict of interest" barriers legislators and their lobbying/law firms created for themselves, lobbying to pass the largest tax increase in Nevada history.