Every time Nevada borrows money to build a road, repair a school, upgrade a water system, or complete a public safety project, the state’s financial standing affects how much taxpayers ultimately pay. Strong financial management can help Nevada borrow at lower interest rates, while weak planning and unnecessary risk make important projects more expensive.

As Treasurer, Drew will focus on protecting Nevada’s creditworthiness, managing debt responsibly, and making sure the state takes advantage of opportunities to refinance existing obligations when it can save taxpayers money. He will bring greater scrutiny to borrowing decisions so Nevadans are not stuck paying more because government failed to plan ahead.

This matters across the state, but especially in rural Nevada. Smaller communities still need dependable roads, safe schools, modern emergency facilities, water infrastructure, and other essential services, yet they often have fewer resources available to absorb rising construction and financing costs. Sound statewide financial management can help stretch limited dollars further and make necessary infrastructure projects more affordable.

Nevada should be able to invest in growing communities and maintain the infrastructure residents already depend on without automatically turning to higher taxes. Drew will work to reduce borrowing costs, eliminate waste, and ensure more of every public dollar goes toward the project itself—not unnecessary interest and government inefficiency.

Drew will strengthen Nevada’s infrastructure and lower borrowing costs without raising taxes on Nevada families or businesses.