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Silver State Families Alliance · Campaign Impact Report

Stop SB 264: Protect Limits on School-Night Work Hours for Minors

Oppose campaignActive since March 10, 2026 · Report generated September 26, 2026

✓ Goal achieved · Legislation failed

Defeated in Senate Commerce 3-4 — our two flipped members held. The bill is dead for the session.

Reach & mobilization

Constituents mobilized

38

Messages to officials

38

Officials contacted

15

0 federal · 15 state

States reached

1

Cities reached

8

Last 30 days

0

Participation growth since launch

Launch · March 10, 202638 total participants

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.

Pass committee — Tell Senate Commerce & Labor: vote NO on SB 26430 participants · 30 messages
Thank officials — SB 264 is dead — thank the senators who voted no8 participants · 8 messages

Engagement across the aisle

Democratic officials: 27 (71%)Republican officials: 11 (29%)

Officials under the most pressure

Melanie Scheible (Democratic)7 messages
Skip Daly (Democratic)6 messages
John Ellison (Republican)5 messages
Edgar Flores (Democratic)4 messages
John Steinbeck (Republican)3 messages
Lori Rogich (Republican)2 messages
Roberta Lange (Democratic)2 messages
Julie Pazina (Democratic)2 messages

Top states

NV · 38

How messages were delivered

Email · 38Persuade · 30Thank-you · 8

Direct advocacy

Lawmaker & stakeholder touchpoints

5

2.5 lobbying hours logged

Supportive legislators

6

6 yes · 0 leaning yes

Still in play

2

4 firm no

Coalition landscape

Supporting (2)

Nevada State AFL-CIO

“Child labor rollbacks dressed up as flexibility.”

Nevada State Medical Association

“Adolescent sleep loss is a public health issue.”

Opposing (1)

Nevada Restaurant Association

“Teens and parents are asking for schedule flexibility; this is opt-in.”

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.