BC councilman tries for Assembly

Monday, May 13, 2002 | 9:51 a.m.

Boulder City Councilman Joe Hardy filed Friday to run for state Assembly.

The 52-year-old Republican is a family physician who was elected to the City Council in 1999.

He is running in District 20 -- a seat encompassing Boulder City and parts of Henderson.

Former Democratic Assemblywoman Gene Segerblom has also filed to run for District 20. Segerblom lost her 2000 re-election bid in District 22 to Henderson lawyer David Brown, a Republican.

Here is the list of candidates who filed for office Friday. An (*) by the name denotes incumbency.

State offices

Governor: Carlo Poliak, Republican

Lieutenant governor: William Kent Oswald, Libertarian

Secretary of State: Dean Heller, Republican*

Treasurer: Mark Andrews, Independent American

State Senate

District 2: Maurice Washington, Republican*

State Assembly

District 5: David Griego, Republican

District 13: Mark Clarke, Democrat

District 20: Joe Hardy, Republican

Assembly District 22: David Brown, Republican*

District 33: Mary Rahn, Libertarian; Mike Meade, Republican; Charles L. Williams, Republican

District 36: Roy L. Mankins, Democrat

District Court

Department 18: Tony Liker

Family Court Department K: Michelle Darquea

Family Court Department L (new): Bill Henderson

Other offices

Clark County Commission E: Tony Badillo, Democrat

County clerk: Sam K. Bledsoe, Democrat

Constable Bunkerville Township: Erik L. Laub, Democrat*

Clark County School District D: Larry P. Mason*

Moapa Valley Water District 4-year term Overton: James L. Robison*

Justice of the Peace Moapa Township (unexpired 4-year term): Ruth Kolhoss*

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