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Chapman

The RGJ's voter guide published October 12 confirmed Chapman remains on the November 3 ballot. The guide noted early voting would take place during the last two weeks of October.

The RGJ's October 6 candidate Q&A listed Chapman as one of three candidates seeking Nevada's 2nd Congressional District seat alongside Republican David Flippo and Democrat Teresa Benítez-Thompson.

KTVN previewed a Face the State segment featuring the two major-party candidates, Flippo and Benítez-Thompson. Available sources do not establish that Chapman participated in the forum or any debate during this period.

The Reno Gazette Journal reported that Chapman 'has not mounted a campaign based on election finance reports,' and a separate race profile noted no public campaign-finance data had been found for her as of August 29. No fundraising total was reported.

In answers to KTVN's candidate questionnaire, Chapman stated her priority was 'to follow the Constitution,' expressed concern about H-1B visa holders displacing American workers, linked jobs/health costs/housing affordability to illegal immigration while supporting legal immigration, called for no tax increases, and said she was 'Not in favor of AI data centers,' preferring regulation over self-regulation.

A GBAO survey of 500 likely voters (conducted Aug. 31–Sept. 3), commissioned by the Democratic-aligned Nevada Alliance, found Benítez-Thompson at 38%, Flippo at 37%, and Chapman (Independent American Party) at 14%. The poll was reported by The Nevada Independent on September 13. It was sponsored by a group aligned with one party and should not be treated as a forecast.