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Jim Blockey is running as a Republican for the U.S. House in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District. He is one of 16 candidates listed in the contested race, which is scheduled for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.
Blockey’s campaign reports $22,289.31 raised and $21,815.10 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are on file for Blockey.
Blockey’s place in the race
The field includes eight Republicans, five Democrats, two independents and one candidate with an “Other” party label. Democratic Rep. Dina Titus is identified as the incumbent.
Because the race is contested, voters will have multiple candidates to consider. The candidate list establishes each person’s party label, but no documented policy positions are on file for any candidate. That means Blockey’s views on issues before Congress cannot be described from the official record at this stage.
Blockey is the only candidate in this field with fundraising and spending amounts on file. Those figures record money raised and spent by his campaign; no cash-on-hand amount is listed.
The full NV-1 candidate field
Each candidate below is listed for the same U.S. House district and the same general election:
- Keith Hanoff, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Joy Hoover, Democrat: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Afzal Khan, Independent: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Marie Encar Arana Arnold, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Jim Marchant, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Michael Boris, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Alex Pereszlenyi, Democrat: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Carrie Buck, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Rick Sage, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Gabriel Cornejo, Democrat: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Anthony MR Jr. Thomas, Independent: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Roy William MR Gurner, Republican: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Dina Titus, Democrat: Titus is the incumbent; no biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- J E II Houston, Other: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Jim Blockey, Republican: No biography or policy positions are on file; his campaign reports money raised and spent.
- Luis Paniagua, Democrat: No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
Blockey’s campaign-finance record
Blockey’s reported fundraising total is $22,289.31. His reported spending total is $21,815.10. The record does not list cash on hand, so those two figures should not be used to state how much money the campaign currently has.
The other 15 candidates have no fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand figures on file. The figures listed for this race therefore do not support a financial comparison among the candidates.
What voters can track
The general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026. Before then, voters can watch for changes to the candidate field, new campaign-finance filings, candidate biographies and documented policy positions.
Those updates would help voters compare Blockey with Hanoff, Hoover, Khan, Arnold, Marchant, Boris, Pereszlenyi, Buck, Sage, Cornejo, Thomas, Gurner, Titus, Houston and Paniagua on their backgrounds, campaign activity and positions.
