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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2026 · 30 MIN

Assembly District 22 Candidate Shenea Booth Champions Affordable Housing, Small Business Support, Education Reform, and Resources for Underserved Communities

from Change the Narrative · host Rico White

Shanae Booth, a candidate for Nevada State Assembly District 22, discussed her background as a former two-time world champion acrobatic gymnast and her advocacy for local entertainers. Booth emphasized her top priorities: affordable housing, supporting small businesses, and improving education. She highlighted the need for better public safety measures, mental health resources, and environmental policies. Booth also stressed the importance of transparency, accountability, and addressing the needs of underserved communities, including homeless youth and foster children. She plans to engage with constituents directly and ensure accessibility and responsiveness in her role.

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