After flipping a Democrat-leaning state senate district in 2020, Carrie Buck is setting her sights on a bigger target this election cycle: Nevada's first congressional district, an urban Las-Vegas based district stretching east to the Arizona border.But it will not be easy to oust Congresswoman Dina Titus, an 8-term veteran, with strong ties to organized labor, the tourism industry, and the business community.MINIVAN MOM PUTS DEM INCUMBENT ON NOTICE IN TOP GOP TARGET DISTRICT: 'SHE HAS DONE NOTHING FOR US'Nevada state Sen.Carrie Ann Buck, a Henderson Republican, is challenging Democratic Rep.
Dina Titus in the state's 1st District.(K.M.
Cannon / Las Vegas Review-Journal/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)Recently, Buck sat down with Fox News Digital at Freedom Fest in Las Vegas, to discuss her swing district appeal, her background as a teacher and principal, and why she believes her take on kitchen table economics will enable her to pull off an upset come election day.First and foremost, Buck is no stranger to challenging Democrats on their own turf:"Well, in 2020, I flipped a blue district to Republican, and it represents 20% of this [NV-1] district.So, I know I can flip the entire district.
People are just tired of my Democrat opponent, and they're ready for change."U.S.Rep.
Dina Titus (D-Nev.) listens as she heads a roundtable on heat, convened by the Nevada Conservation League, Chispa Nevada and Climate Power at the Whitney Library Conference Room on Thursday, May 28, 2026, in Las Vegas.(L.E.
Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)Buck cites her three decades of experience in the Nevada education system as critical to understanding the electorate:"Well, the past 30 years, I've served in the school system here in Nevada.I was a teacher…I taught adult ESL, I taught children for years.
Then I became a principal of one of the lowest performing schools in the state and moved it to a national Title I school.I won the Milken A...