Sandoval report card: Progress made, work to be done
By Sandra Chereb, Las Vegas Review-Journal
CARSON CITY — When Gov. Brian Sandoval delivers his final State of the State address Tuesday, Nevada lawmakers will receive a written report card from the administration highlighting achievements realized over the past six years.
Titled “Shared achievements for the Nevada Family,” the report is a synopsis of gains made since Sandoval took office in 2011, when the state was in the throes of recession, the housing market was in the gutter, unemployment soared and state finances were in shambles.
“We were not on the brink, we were over the brink in 2011,” Sandoval reflected during an interview Friday at his Capitol office.
In his first address to lawmakers that year, Sandoval pointed out the obvious: “Nevadans are confronted on all sides with bad news.”