Henderson Mayor Wins Reelection in Race Against Former Police Chief

Henderson Re-Elects Mayor Romero; North Las Vegas Selects Monroe-Moreno in Landmark Mayoral Races

LAS VEGAS, NV — Voters in Clark County’s two largest suburban municipalities solidified their executive leadership for the next four years, re-electing Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero and choosing former state Assemblywoman Daniele Monroe-Moreno as the next mayor of North Las Vegas. The municipal election outcomes—finalized Wednesday morning, November 4, 2026,

Henderson mayor wins reelection in race against former police chief

City of Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero has won reelection in the race against former police chief Hollie Chadwick.

Henderson reelects Romero; North Las Vegas picks Monroe-Moreno as mayor

Michelle Romero won a second term, receiving 63,044 votes (60.59%) to 41,004 votes (39.41%) for former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick. The Associated Press called the race with about 80% of votes counted. Daniele Monroe-Moreno received 37,464 votes, or 58.05%, to 27,076 votes, or 41.95%, for City Councilman Scott Black. If her lead holds, Monroe-Moreno will succeed Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, who could not seek reelection because of term limits.

Michelle Romero wins reelection as Henderson mayor in race against ex-police chief

Incumbent Michelle Romero defeated Hollie Chadwick in the Henderson mayoral race, while Jennifer Atlas was ahead of incumbent Carrie Cox in the Henderson Ward 3 City Council race early Wednesday.

Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero wins re-election against former police chief

Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero is projected to defeat former police chief Hollie Chadwick to win re-election to the city's executive office.

Romero fends off Ex-police chief Chadwick to remain Henderson Mayor

Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero has fended off a challenge from former police chief Hollie Chadwick.