Minivan mom puts Dem incumbent on notice in top GOP target district: 'She has done nothing for us'
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
EXCLUSIVE: Carrie Buck, a Nevada state senator, mother and former school principal, is gaining massive momentum in a critical race to oust Democratic Rep. Dina Titus from what the GOP considers a top target seat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Titus’ district, Nevada Congressional District 1, has been trending hard towards the GOP for the last several election cycles. Now, with the future of the party’s House majority on the line, and the remainder of President Donald Trump’s tenure with it, Buck believes she is just the political outsider Republicans need to seal the deal.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Buck said the shift in Nevada has been palpable.
"You can feel the tides changing," she said. "Dina Titus has done nothing for the last seven terms that she's been in there. She has done nothing for us, nothing tangible. And so, I want to go and deliver results for Nevadans."
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Since announcing her candidacy in August, Buck has garnered impressive fundraising numbers. She was the only Republican to outraise a Democratic incumbent without self-funding. In the last quarter of 2025, Buck outraised Titus, $352,400 to $298,800. Buck also prides herself on running a "truly grassroots" campaign in which she has raised a total of $497,929.59 from 7,852 unique donors, with an average contribution of just $59.
The wife of a retired police chief, mother of four sons, two of whom have served in the U.S. Army, Buck credits her grassroots appeal to simply being an "everyday person."
"I still drive a minivan, that's my campaign van," she laughed. "I want to be a voice for Nevadans, for people that are in my neighborhood, in my community."
Meanwhile, Buck accused Titus of "voting against Nevadans time and time again," especially with her recent votes against No Tax on Tips and a childcare tax credit policy, both of which were included in the President Donald Trump-backed big, beautiful bill.
In response, Lindsay Reilly, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told Fox News Digital that "Buck could learn a thing or two from Titus’ track record of delivering."
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"Dina Titus is consistently ranked one of the most effective members of Congress," Reilly continued. "She’s fighting to lower costs for families, strengthen no taxes on tips, and reverse Republicans’ reckless new tax on gambling."
She has framed herself as someone who gets results. Before entering …
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
EXCLUSIVE: Carrie Buck, a Nevada state senator, mother and former school principal, is gaining massive momentum in a critical race to oust Democratic Rep. Dina Titus from what the GOP considers a top target seat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Titus’ district, Nevada Congressional District 1, has been trending hard towards the GOP for the last several election cycles. Now, with the future of the party’s House majority on the line, and the remainder of President Donald Trump’s tenure with it, Buck believes she is just the political outsider Republicans need to seal the deal.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Buck said the shift in Nevada has been palpable.
"You can feel the tides changing," she said. "Dina Titus has done nothing for the last seven terms that she's been in there. She has done nothing for us, nothing tangible. And so, I want to go and deliver results for Nevadans."
TRUMP MAKES ENDORSEMENT IN CONTEST TO FILL HOUSE SEAT VACATED BY EX-ALLY MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE
Since announcing her candidacy in August, Buck has garnered impressive fundraising numbers. She was the only Republican to outraise a Democratic incumbent without self-funding. In the last quarter of 2025, Buck outraised Titus, $352,400 to $298,800. Buck also prides herself on running a "truly grassroots" campaign in which she has raised a total of $497,929.59 from 7,852 unique donors, with an average contribution of just $59.
The wife of a retired police chief, mother of four sons, two of whom have served in the U.S. Army, Buck credits her grassroots appeal to simply being an "everyday person."
"I still drive a minivan, that's my campaign van," she laughed. "I want to be a voice for Nevadans, for people that are in my neighborhood, in my community."
Meanwhile, Buck accused Titus of "voting against Nevadans time and time again," especially with her recent votes against No Tax on Tips and a childcare tax credit policy, both of which were included in the President Donald Trump-backed big, beautiful bill.
In response, Lindsay Reilly, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told Fox News Digital that "Buck could learn a thing or two from Titus’ track record of delivering."
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"Dina Titus is consistently ranked one of the most effective members of Congress," Reilly continued. "She’s fighting to lower costs for families, strengthen no taxes on tips, and reverse Republicans’ reckless new tax on gambling."
She has framed herself as someone who gets results. Before entering …
Minivan mom puts Dem incumbent on notice in top GOP target district: 'She has done nothing for us'
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
EXCLUSIVE: Carrie Buck, a Nevada state senator, mother and former school principal, is gaining massive momentum in a critical race to oust Democratic Rep. Dina Titus from what the GOP considers a top target seat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Titus’ district, Nevada Congressional District 1, has been trending hard towards the GOP for the last several election cycles. Now, with the future of the party’s House majority on the line, and the remainder of President Donald Trump’s tenure with it, Buck believes she is just the political outsider Republicans need to seal the deal.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Buck said the shift in Nevada has been palpable.
"You can feel the tides changing," she said. "Dina Titus has done nothing for the last seven terms that she's been in there. She has done nothing for us, nothing tangible. And so, I want to go and deliver results for Nevadans."
TRUMP MAKES ENDORSEMENT IN CONTEST TO FILL HOUSE SEAT VACATED BY EX-ALLY MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE
Since announcing her candidacy in August, Buck has garnered impressive fundraising numbers. She was the only Republican to outraise a Democratic incumbent without self-funding. In the last quarter of 2025, Buck outraised Titus, $352,400 to $298,800. Buck also prides herself on running a "truly grassroots" campaign in which she has raised a total of $497,929.59 from 7,852 unique donors, with an average contribution of just $59.
The wife of a retired police chief, mother of four sons, two of whom have served in the U.S. Army, Buck credits her grassroots appeal to simply being an "everyday person."
"I still drive a minivan, that's my campaign van," she laughed. "I want to be a voice for Nevadans, for people that are in my neighborhood, in my community."
Meanwhile, Buck accused Titus of "voting against Nevadans time and time again," especially with her recent votes against No Tax on Tips and a childcare tax credit policy, both of which were included in the President Donald Trump-backed big, beautiful bill.
In response, Lindsay Reilly, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told Fox News Digital that "Buck could learn a thing or two from Titus’ track record of delivering."
HOUSE REPUBLICANS SUE TO BLOCK UTAH CONGRESSIONAL MAP THAT FAVORS DEMOCRATS
"Dina Titus is consistently ranked one of the most effective members of Congress," Reilly continued. "She’s fighting to lower costs for families, strengthen no taxes on tips, and reverse Republicans’ reckless new tax on gambling."
She has framed herself as someone who gets results. Before entering …
