In 2019, Aaron Ford was elected as Nevada's 34th
attorney general after serving six years in the Nevada Senate,
including as both Minority and Majority Leader. Ford brings a
well-rounded perspective to his role, having represented small and
large businesses, municipalities and individuals in private
practice before shifting his career to public service. At the
beginning of his term, Ford outlined the priority areas of his
administration, including what he calls the "Three Cs,"
which are consumer protection, civil rights and criminal justice
reform. He believes the job of his office is justice and sees each
day as an opportunity to help and advocate for Nevadans of all
walks of life.
