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- Prosecutor (Quagge) challenges incumbent judge (Reynolds) in Clark County District Court Department 29. [NV Current]
2026 Judicial Election #14
- 2026 Judicial Election
- Posted on 3 weeks ago
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Quagge is married to an uber liberal democrat advocate. No wonder the Current is hyping him up. I guess he will be fine in a criminal setting, but would not want him handling any other type of case.
Reynolds has been just ok as a civil judge. Average. No reason to replace him with a novice with no civil experience.
Reynolds has been 40% as good as he believes that he is. But he came from a big civil litigation firm so his confidence sometimes is far greater than his knowledge. But he is still better than Quagge.
is it that she’s uber liberal or that reynolds is uber republican? Maybe both, but a local reporter would have to know him for all his republican antics trying to overturn elections for Stavros and the rest. I’m surprised Gentry didnt go there, that seems overly generous for the Current
This particular race is bothersome. The plaintiffs’ bar decides they don’t like a judge for whatever reason and want to run someone against them, so they pick a 30-something-year-old with no civil experience, no clerkship experience, and barely any criminal experience to replace him? Come on, fellas. The poor kid can’t even vocalize why he wants to be a judge, let alone how he’d be able to do the job.
Thought NJA like Reynolds.
Yeah as much as my dog likes amazon drivers
Not everyone with the Plaintiffs bar is a fan of Quagge… for what it’s worth.
Sure, I mean I donate $10,000 to candidates I’m not a fan of all the time. Let’s be honest, they all know exactly what they were doing.
if the plaintiff’s bar doesn’t like you you must be doing something right.
The candidates put up by the P bar again the incumbents will all lose. They’re terrible candidates. Hibbets and Quagge will have a lot of money leftover they’re going to have to give back. P bar picked two of the laziest DDA’s to run against two career civil practitioners. P bar about to realize they’re not as powerful in judicial races as they believe.