Carolyn Goodman opposes binding arbitration in contract negotiations, while Chris Giunchigliani supports it. Giunchigliani is against public workers switching to a 401(k)-style retirement plan, while Goodman is open to it.
Louis Farrakhan used a recent speech at Howard University to berate Mayor Oscar Goodman for what Farrakhan said was his poor treatment of President Barack Obama. "Here's the president of the United States," Farrakhan said. "He makes a statement about people losing their homes and whatnot, gambling, and then his flight, his plane stops in Las Vegas. And the little Jewish mayor wouldn't even come out to greet him."
Carolyn Goodman used every opportunity available in the first general election mayoral debate to criticize opponent Chris Guinchiglini for being a career politician, and a failed one at that.
First Carolyn Goodman called the DREAM Act "embryonic" and said she needed more information before taking a position on it. Then in trying to set the record straight about the federal proposal, Goodman made another blunder.
Las Vegas mayoral candidate Carolyn Goodman’s primary win to advance to June’s general election isn’t surprising. She was considered a frontrunner since February, when she announced her candidacy and intention to succeed her husband, Mayor Oscar Goodman, who could not seek a fourth term because of term limits.
Former private school administrator Carolyn Goodman and Clark County Commissioner Chris Giunchigliani will face off in June to decide who will be the next mayor of Las Vegas.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney blasted President Barack Obama for being a weak leader and inexperienced negotiator during a speech Saturday in Las Vegas. The presumed Republican presidential candidate spoke off the cuff to members of the Republican Jewish Coalition.
Several of the leading candidates for Las Vegas mayor have come under fire this week for their surprising lack of knowledge about basic current events.
Businessman Victor Chaltiel raised a staggering amount of campaign cash in his bid to become Las Vegas' next mayor, but the bulk of the money came from his own bank account.
Las Vegas first lady Carolyn Goodman leads the pack of mayoral candidates in raising campaign funds, amassing $718,000 in just less than two months. Her closest competitors raised just more than half that, with one possible exception.
Las Vegas first lady Carolyn Goodman leads the pack of mayoral candidates in raising campaign funds, amassing almost three quarters of a million dollars in just under two months.
Steve Ross is campaigning for mayor on a "working man" platform, claiming he is the mayoral candidate best suited to create jobs, but a new website, TV commercial and "documentary" accuse Ross of being a job killer.