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Pass AB 156: Breakfast for Every Nevada Student
Support campaignActive since June 15, 2026 · Report generated September 26, 2026
✓ Goal achieved · Legislation passed
Passed the Assembly 28-14 and the Senate 14-7; signed August 8. Universal breakfast begins statewide January 2027.
Reach & mobilization
Constituents mobilized
255
Messages to officials
343
Officials contacted
63
0 federal · 63 state
States reached
1
Cities reached
14
Last 30 days
0
Participation growth since launch
Legislative journey
This initiative runs a series of actions that follow the bill through Congress; each action targets the officials who matter at that step.
Engagement across the aisle
What constituents are saying
AI-summarized from 200 submissions · themes only, de-identified
Constituents from across Nevada — including students, grandparents, school staff, healthcare workers, and small business owners — wrote in strong support of AB 156, a universal school breakfast bill that has passed both chambers. Writers describe firsthand experiences of childhood hunger, stigma around means-tested programs, and the documented academic and health benefits of universal breakfast. The volume and geographic spread of submissions, combined with the bill's passage, signals both urgency and gratitude that organizers can channel into implementation advocacy and relationship maintenance with supportive legislators.
“I'm seventeen and I'm the breakfast plan, and on the mornings when we're out of cereal or out of time, he goes to school with nothing.”
“When breakfast is free for everyone, that shame disappears overnight. I've watched it happen. The line just becomes the line.”
“Schools that adopt universal breakfast consistently report better attendance and fewer visits to the nurse's office — the research on this is about as settled as education research gets.”
“Teachers across Nevada report spending their own money on food for hungry students — a quiet subsidy that shows up in no budget line anywhere.”
“Now that AB 156 has passed, I wanted to thank you for supporting it. It would have been easy for a bill like this to die quietly in the shuffle of a session.”
“Feeding kids breakfast is about the cheapest economic development policy Nevada could buy.”
Officials under the most pressure
Top states
How messages were delivered
Direct advocacy
Lawmaker & stakeholder touchpoints
10
11.75 lobbying hours logged
Supportive legislators
9
6 yes · 3 leaning yes
Still in play
2
1 firm no
Coalition landscape
Supporting (3)
Nevada PTA
“No child can learn hungry. This is the most parent-supported bill of the session.”
Three Square Food Bank
“School breakfast reaches kids our pantries cannot.”
Nevada State Education Association
“Teachers have subsidized hungry classrooms out of pocket for years.”
Opposing (1)
Nevada Taxpayers Association
“A universal benefit where a targeted one already exists is fiscal creep.”
Generated by My Democracy. Figures reflect activity recorded through September 26, 2026. Qualitative themes are AI-summarized and de-identified; verify against source before public quotation.