Catherine Cortez Masto, born and raised in Las Vegas, made history as the first Latina and the first woman from Nevada elected to the U.S. Senate. Prior to serving in the Senate, she was Nevada's Attorney General for two terms, where she worked to protect consumers, combat crime, and defend vulnerable populations. Known for her leadership in fighting sex trafficking and holding corporations accountable, she secured billions for Nevada residents. As a senator, she focuses on creating good-paying jobs, protecting healthcare access, addressing climate change, and improving immigration policy. She is married to Paul, and they enjoy hiking and exploring Nevada's state parks.
