Nevada's Restaurant Industry
at the Table.
The NvRA PAC Legislative Caucus Series brings restaurant operators face-to-face with the legislative caucuses that write and vote on the bills affecting your business.
The Capitol Comes to Your Turf.
Four events. Nevada's legislature. One industry speaking with one voice.
The NvRA PAC Legislative Caucus Series hosts a set of events bringing Nevada's restaurant and hospitality community into the same room as the legislators who write and vote on the bills that affect your operation every single day.
This is not a typical political fundraiser. Host committee members sponsor the event so the room stays focused on what matters — operators and legislators, face to face, at a Nevada restaurant, talking about the bills that affect real businesses.
Four Events. All Year.
General admission tickets are $50. All industry professionals welcome.
Put Your Name Behind It.
Joining the host committee puts your business on record as a supporter of Nevada's restaurant industry in the Capitol. Your name and brand appear on all event materials alongside the NvRA PAC.
Bootlegger Italian Bistro
A Las Vegas institution since 1973. Owned by former Nevada Lieutenant Governor Lorraine Hunt-Bono, the Bootlegger has been in continuous family ownership across four generations — the intersection of Nevada's restaurant industry and its political history.
7700 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89123
Common Questions
Anyone. Tickets are $50 and available at the door or online. You do not need to be an NvRA member to attend — though we think you should be.
Your contribution goes directly to the NvRA PAC, which funds candidates who support Nevada's restaurant industry regardless of party. The PAC covers event costs so that all ticket proceeds and host committee contributions go directly to political impact.
Yes. The Advocate ($500) and Champion ($1,000) tiers are priced per event. The Partisan Pack ($2,500) covers any two events in the series of your choosing. The Industry Leader tier ($5,000) covers all four events.
No. PAC contributions are not tax deductible under federal or state law.
Ready to Put Your Business
at the Table?
Get tickets to attend or join the host committee and put your name behind Nevada's restaurant industry in the Capitol.
Paid for by the NvRA PAC. Contributions are not tax deductible. Nevada law requires disclosure of donor name and employer for contributions of $100 or more. PAC contributions are voluntary and separate from NvRA membership dues.