Service to the Community
is the mission of the CCPA so this campaign web
page is about YOU too!
This
campaign web page is here to tell you about JOHN J CAHILL and why you should
reelect JOHN as our Clark County Public Administrator, but
JOHN
believes public service should be about the PUBLIC and about SERVICE
to the community. Because voters gave John a first term he has
a proven record of service to measure. We wanted lots of
flag waiving and stars with fireworks and some eagles, but
John said no. He said just show families what they have with
CAHILL as Clark County Public Administrator. So here it is.
Look around.
Tell your
friends and family about this page and it's links to important
information for their planning. SERVICE FIRST- that's what we
have with JOHN J CAHILL as our Clark County Public
Administrator.
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Did you know ...
You can buy caskets and urns made by monks!
These are simple but elegant options to the often high priced
commercial caskets you will encounter at most mortuaries, and they
can be shipped overnight almost anywhere in the continental USA for
$120 to $200.
November 2006
YEEHAW!
We did it! Thanks to our citizens who trusted me with their
vote, all that helped with the campaign, the friends and family that
contributed so generously, and to my family for their support and
love.
Now I have to GO TO WORK!
John J Cahill -
Thank you.
ELECTION COUNT 2006
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
CLARK COUNTY
Blanque,
Anthony"Grassroots" IAP 18,885 5.56%
Cahill, John J
DEM 182,007 53.73%
Harney, John REP
137,920 40.71
Law Enforcement Alliance of Nevada
Las Vegas City Employee Association
So. Nevada Central Labor Council
CAAN The Caucus of African American Nevadans
GENERAL INFORMATION
from the Clark County 2010 Elections web page
Who May
Vote:
All voters registered in Clark
County, Nevada, may vote in the County's Federal/State Primary and
General Elections.
What Is on the Ballot:
Federal,
State and County offices will be up for election. Ballot questions
may also be included in the General Election. You may vote only for
offices and ballot questions that are applicable to your specific
precinct, as listed in your
sample ballot.
Take Time to Learn about
JOHN J CAHILL ... because SERVICE
counts and our families deserve the best in Clark County.
Hey what happed to that 10
point plan for improvements? Just a campaign promise? Click here!
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11/1/2009
John J Cahill has announced he will run for a second
term as Clark County Public Administrator.
Elections 2010 -
Important Dates from the Clark County Elections web page
When
and Where Federal/State Elections Take Place:
Federal/State
Elections are in even-numbered years. In 2009, the Nevada
legislature changed the date of the Federal/State Primary Election
to the second Tuesday in June of each even-numbered year (Senate
Bill 162). The General Election
date remains the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
Specific dates for 2010 are below.
In State/Federal
Elections, Nevada has CLOSED PRIMARY and OPEN GENERAL elections.
See "General Information" below for details.
CANDIDATE FILING
IN 2010
March 1 - 12,
2010:
Candidate Filing (Non-Judicial):
Period during which candidates (other than judicial) may file to run
for office in 2010.
JUNE 8, 2010, PRIMARY
ELECTION
(FEDERAL / STATE)
Vote 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
May 8, 2010:
Registration Deadline:
Last day to register to vote or to update your registration, without
having to appear in-person at the
Election Department
offices.
May 9 - 18, 2010:
In-Office Registration:
You may register to vote or update your existing registration
in-person at the
Election Department
offices only.
May 22 - June 4, 2010:
Early Voting:
You may vote before Election Day at various locations throughout the
County. Hours and days vary by site.
June 1, 2010
5:00 p.m.:
Mail Ballot Request Deadline:
Last day for the
Election Department
to RECEIVE WRITTEN mail ballot requests.
NOVEMBER 2, 2010,
GENERAL ELECTION
(FEDERAL / STATE)
Vote 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
October 2, 2010:
Registration Deadline:
Last day to register to vote or to update your registration, without
having to appear in-person at the
Election Department
offices.
October 3 - 12, 2010:
In-Office Registration:
You may register to vote or update your existing registration
in-person at the
Election Department
offices only.
October 16 - 29, 2010:
Early Voting:
You may vote before Election Day at various locations throughout the
County. Hours and days vary by site.
October 26, 2010
5:00 p.m.:
Mail Ballot Request Deadline:
Last day for the
Election Department
to RECEIVE WRITTEN mail ballot requests.
CAHILL on Management - "Forget the jargon
and buzzwords. The only person on earth I can genuinely manage
and motivate is ME. I know how to run an organization, spot
talent, and keep the right people on the team to do a great job."
More
...
KNOWLEDGE
counts and good Management is important. CAHILL knows Clark County
and the job of Public Administrator - Personnel, Budget Preparation, Payroll,
Operations, Performance Standards, Policies, Procedures, Employee
relations.
SKILLS
count and CAHILL has shown he will provide good service to
Clark County families, and to visitors in our tourist destination
city.
ABILITY
counts and CAHILL has organized a motivated staff and
moved the system to produce results.
EXPERIENCE
counts and CAHILL has already demonstrated a
commitment to family services first by working 30 years as a
Juvenile Court Officer, as a manager at Child Haven and Spring Mt.
Youth Camp. and now with five years at the Public Administrators.
PROVEN PERFORMANCE
counts and CAHILL has proven
leadership and responsibility to our community and to families.
Let's keep the
top job at the Public Administrator's office with a proven top performer.
What Is a “CLOSED” Primary
Election:
A Primary
Election is a preliminary (or nominating) election. Its purpose is
to select, when necessary, the Democratic, Republican and
Nonpartisan candidates who will run for office in the General
Election. The direct vote of the people selects these candidates,
rather than delegates at a convention. Note that not all candidates
and offices up for election may appear in the Primary Election (click
here for more information).
Nevada has
“CLOSED” Federal/State Primary Elections. This means only
registered Democrats and Republicans may vote in partisan contests,
but all registered voters may vote in nonpartisan contests.
Additionally, only registered Democrats may vote for Democrats and
only registered Republicans may vote for Republicans, i.e., you
cannot vote for candidates from a party other than your own. To
change your party, you must re-register to vote by the registration
deadline (see dates above).
Click here to request a Voter Registration
Application to re-register and change your party.
Click here for more information on
party affiliation.
What Is an
“OPEN” General Election:
Candidates receiving the most votes in
General Elections are elected to office.
Nevada has
“OPEN” Federal/State General Elections. This means you may vote for
any candidate listed in your General Election sample ballot,
regardless of your party affiliation. Ballot questions may also
appear in the General Election. Note that not all candidates and
offices up for election may appear in the General Election (click
here for more information).
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