Dina Titus

Already this year, #TeamTitus has returned over $10 million to constituents #OnlyInDistrictOne in benefits like Social Security, Veterans Assistance, retirement funds, and Small Business aid. Please call on my office if you need anything, and we will be happy to help. https://t.co/Jkxn6jlppl

Did you know? In the 2023 Nevada Legislature, State Senator Carrie Buck voted against universal free breakfast and lunch for students and said the budget should not be spent on “wasted food,” despite 144,000 Nevadan children suffering from food insecurity a year earlier.

Thank you, @SafeKids, @UNLV, @SunriseLasVegas, @CommishNaft, @ClarkCountyNV, @ClarkCountySch, @RTCSNV, and Matt Capozzi for joining me today for a roundtable to discuss e-bike and e-scooter safety. We can and must do more to prevent traffic accidents involving micromobility devices. My MOVE Act will help us better understand the risks, the consequences, education needed, and enforcement. It takes a village.

I joined @CityofHenderson and Mayor Michelle Romero to announce $1 million I helped secure for the Last Warning Shot Initiative, a program to address domestic violence. I am fighting to provide more services to victims and for stronger preventative measures. https://t.co/ZUyZPRGqjp

A fun day at #ArtinthePark in @BoulderCityNev #OnlyinDistrictOne. Support our small businesses. https://t.co/awnsUB5GVA

Did you know? State Senator Carrie Buck voted against wage increases, paid family and medical leave and worker protections.

Did you know? State Senator Carrie Buck complained about Nevada’s housing crisis, but she voted against funding for affordable housing construction, and against limiting corporate ownership of residential properties.

Did you know? State Senator Carrie Buck voted against enshrining a “fundamental right to reproductive freedom” in the state constitution. Buck equated abortion with the actions committed by Hitler in Nazi Germany.

My thoughts are with those affected by last night’s shooting. This violence has no place #OnlyInDistrictOne. https://t.co/mZrNZihFOp

Union strong means showing up for each other. Thank you to @NVAFLCIO and @Carter4nv for joining us to knock doors this Saturday. You have my back. I have yours. Election Day is 1 month away! Let’s knock, vote, and win! https://t.co/6mkVu1EIOR

Did you know? State Senator Carrie Buck voted against lowering prescription drug costs at Medicare rates for all Nevadans then continued to accept thousands of dollars in contributions from pharmaceutical companies.

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Unemployment is ticking up because of the #TrumpSlump. https://t.co/c7rjX40X8m

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I am standing with survivors as we fight for a world free of fear and abuse. Everyone deserves to feel safe at home and in their relationships. https://t.co/3up7rMeg2r

I attended the @ForeverOneLV Memorial groundbreaking today #OnlyInDistrictOne to honor the victims, survivors, first responders, and community members affected by the Harvest Festival shooting. May those we’ve lost never be forgotten. https://t.co/6V9vLTImAA

I’ve spent my career building a coalition of Nevadans who work for a living. Now those workers are standing with me: Culinary. Teamsters. IBEW. UA. Ironworkers. Teachers. Firefighters. Nurses. Carrie Buck is standing with Trump “every step of the way.” I'll take the Nevada coalition. https://t.co/9Ryjmayer5

It was a great morning visiting with seniors @ClarkCountyNV's information fair where participants were able to find resources to help them make informed decisions about their future housing, health, and financial needs. https://t.co/6X0KuhlQke

Washington, DC – The U.S. Senate passed Congresswoman Dina Titus (NV-01)’s End Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act. This legislation would prevent U.S. citizens who have been taken hostage or wrongfully detained abroad from incurring penalties for late tax payments while they were held. Representative Claudia Tenney (R-NY) joined Rep. Titus as cosponsor of the legislation which is now on its way to the President's desk. “I am pleased to report that my End Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act passed the Senate and is on its way to the President's desk,” said Rep. Titus. “It goes without saying that no one who has endured wrongful detention or been taken hostage abroad should face the additional burden of onerous tax penalties incurred through no fault of their own. This bill would eliminate that unthinkable possibility by cutting red tape in our tax code and codifying a critical support mechanism for wrongful detainees, hostages, and their families here in the United States.” This bill extends certain federal tax deadlines for U.S. nationals who are unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad or held hostage abroad and their spouses. The bill also allows for an abatement and refund of additional taxes, interest, and penalties assessed to such individuals for failing to meet a federal tax deadline during a period of detention. Specifically, under the bill, the period during which a U.S. national is unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad or held hostage abroad is disregarded in determining certain federal tax deadlines, including deadlines for filing a return for and paying federal income, estate, gift, employment, or excise taxes; a tax credit or refund claim; and the determination, assessment, and collection of additional taxes, interest, or penalties. The bill requires the Department of State and the Department of Justice to annually provide the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with lists to identify U.S. nationals who qualify for an extension. The bill also requires the IRS to (1) abate and refund additional taxes, interest, and penalties assessed for any tax year ending during a period of detention for which an extension of a federal tax deadline is permitted; and (2) establish a program allowing U.S. nationals unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad or taken hostage abroad (or their spouse or dependent) to claim a refund of additional taxes, interest, and penalties assessed for any tax year ending during a period of detention from 2021 to the bill’s enactment date. The legislation’s full text can be found here. ###

October 1st is a day Las Vegas will carry with us forever. Today, we honor the lives lost, stand with survivors and their families, and remember the first responders who ran toward danger when our community needed them most. Las Vegas will never forget. https://t.co/i664BWDjwh

Pleased to report that my End Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act passed the Senate and is on its way to the President's desk. It goes without saying that no one who has endured wrongful detention or been taken hostage abroad should face the additional burden of onerous tax penalties incurred through no fault of their own.

The October 1 shooting was the deadliest in U.S. history – 58 people died, hundreds were injured, and #OnlyInDistrictOne was changed forever. On this anniversary and every day, we must recommit to addressing gun violence. Thoughts and prayers are not enough. https://t.co/WrN9LUDZPt

Republicans are leaving Americans hungrier. Period.

I joined @USVETSLV today to recognize their 25th anniversary of serving veterans experiencing homelessness #OnlyInDistrictOne. https://t.co/6YMthqllJ3

More distortions of my record from Carrie Buck. The fact is I co-sponsored legislation in 2022, the Gas Prices Relief Act, to reduce the federal gas tax from 18.4 percent to zero in response to gas prices that were the highest in 40 years. The legislation also said all the benefit should go to consumers. Carrie supports Trump's war in Iran that has raised gas prices in Nevada to $5.50 per gallon -- just under the peak of $5.67 per gallon in 2022.

The clock is ticking as the third quarter comes to a close. Every donation helps fight back against the MAGA Money Machine. Please chip in to help us keep fighting for Southern Nevada and hold Washington accountable. https://t.co/xyS3rnnyU1