Daniel Konstantopoulos is a local business owner and strong conservative who believes in lower taxes, responsible government, and the importance of family values. As a three-term Clark County Magistrate, Daniel brings a deep understanding of how local government works and a proven record of service to the people of the district.

Having worked closely with state and local leaders for years, Daniel knows where the challenges are and how to get things done. Infrastructure remains one of the most pressing needs in the 73rd District, and Daniel is committed to advocate for the resources and support needed to move key local projects forward.

In addition to his public service, Daniel’s 20 years as a business owner bring a practical, real-world perspective to policymaking. He knows that small businesses are the backbone of a strong economy and that their success fuels opportunity for everyone. Daniel is ready to advance common sense, conservative solutions that promote growth, create jobs, and support working families.

Daniel is a supporter of our agricultural community, recognizing that farming and agribusiness are vital to the economy and way of life. He is also a steadfast defender of the Second Amendment and the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. As a strong advocate for public safety, Daniel will work to ensure law enforcement has the resources and support needed to keep our communities safe.