Ambassador Jeffrey Ross Gunter Mulls Run To Challenge Senator Rosen

• Only 38% of voters approve of the job Jacky Rosen is doing in the U.S. Senate, 37% disapprove.
•  Only 37% would vote to re-elect Rosen, 63% would not.
•  The generic Republican candidate leads Rosen on the ballot for U.S. Senate: 48% – 46%.
• Jacky Rosen is seen well to the ideological left of Nevada’s electorate: 45% say she’s a liberal, only 26% say she is a moderate, and 2% say she is conservative.
• The majority of voters (51%) are less likely to vote for Jacky Rosen knowing she supports regulations to eliminate gas powered cars, trucks and SUVs, and force consumers to buy electric vehicles by 2032.
• The majority of voters (51%) are less likely to vote for Jacky Rosen knowing she supports policies that have reduced American oil and gas production, increasing the price of gas and inflation.
• Half of all Nevada voters (50%) are less likely to vote for Rosen knowing she voted the Inflation Reduction Act.

Last month, Former Nevada Assemblyman Jim Marchant announced his candidacy to challenge Sen. Rosen and rumors reveal that Captain Sam Brown, who lost the US Senate primary to Adam Laxalt, may enter the wide-open race.

In 2022, Laxalt lost the U.S. Senate race by less than 8,000 votes to Senator Catherine Cortez Masto. As Sen. Rosen understands, Nevada is historically a swing state, and as a Biden’s popularity continues to plummet to historic lows, Rosen has crafted an early campaign message of bipartisanship to the growing number of independent voters in the Silver State who will likely determine if the Silver State swings to the GOP or maintains its Democratic course.