Candidate for Nevada Assembly District 4 Tony T. Smith was born and raised in Las Vegas. He saw a lot of change to our community since he was born here in 1984, whereas his opponent in the Democratic Party primary has only resided here for 3 years, missing some of the biggest changes to our community. More concerning, Tony's primary opponent recently decided to fudge the numbers when it came to explaining the length of her Nevada residency rather than addressing the issue directly.

The people of Nevada's Assembly District 4 deserve a representative that experienced our city's past and understands our community's future potential. More importantly, the people deserve a representative that is forthright. Read below to learn more.

Vegas is a unique place and Tony experienced the ways our community grew and changed.

Tony T. Smith's opponent in the Democratic primary race for Assembly District 4 was caught fudging the numbers about the length of her residency in Nevada. Tony's opponent listed the length of her Nevada residency as 3 years on her official disclosure form filed with the Nevada Secretary of State and signed under oath. But in her profile for the widely circulated Las Vegas Review Journal's candidate guide she listed the length of her Nevada residency as 5 years.

Compare the length of residency Tony's opponent put on her form filed with the NV Secretary of State with what she put on her questionnaire with the LVRJ.

Meanwhile Tony had no problem indicating the same length of residency on his official NV Secretary of State form and his response to the LVRJ questionnaire.

The length of Tony's opponent's ties to Nevada have been an issue throughout the race, and it appears his opponent has decided to misrepresent the length of her Nevada residency rather than addressing how the issue will impact her potential viability in the general election against the most extreme Republican member of the Nevada Assembly.

Make your voice heard in the Democratic Party primary election! Early voting runs from 5/26/18 - 6/08/18, and election day is 6/12/18.