With a little over a week remaining before the end of my 10 years of service in the Nevada Legislature, I’ve had some time to reflect. I’m certainly proud of all that we have accomplished for the state over the past decade. We’ve come a long way. But I’m most proud to have worked alongside so many amazing public servants. This includes fellow elected officials, many of whom I had the pleasure of recruiting and mentoring. But this also includes legislative and campaign staff, state and local government employees, and members of the private and non-profit sector. Almost without fail, the people doing this work come to it with good intentions, humble hearts, and a passion for service. You can’t ask for more than that. No one accomplishes anything entirely on their own. I am no exception. The credit for any successes I have enjoyed rightly belong to many. I am incredibly grateful for each of you who has traveled this road with me, both on the campaign and official side. I could not have done it without you. Thank you for gifting me the opportunity to serve and for believing in our mission. Being Speaker is truly the pinnacle of service in the Nevada Assembly. But it is not what I treasure most when I think about my time in the Legislature. Instead, it is the relationships formed, the memories made and the challenges overcome because of the strength of those relationships, and the way in which the Assembly (and its members) conducted itself while I had the honor to lead, bolstered by a profoundly talented and dedicated leadership team. We did our best to lead and serve with kindness, compassion, and empathy. While the Assembly is losing quite a bit of legislative experience this cycle, I am confident in the future of the Nevada Legislature. New leadership is ready to step up to face the challenges of today and tomorrow. And great people are running for the state legislature every cycle, despite the challenges and sacrifices. Nevada is in good hands and her future is bright. I am an unabashed believer in our country’s state legislative institutions because they are the bodies doing the policy work in this country and they have shown themselves to be incredibly resilient over the past 250 years. I recently had an opportunity to reflect on state legislative institutions and my role in strengthening them, in Athens, Greece, the birthplace of Democracy. Watch the video to hear my thoughts and the challenge I issue to each of you. Serving the people in the Legislature has been an honor and a privilege. While this is goodbye for now, I hope our paths cross again in the future and that we are both changed for the better as a result. Godspeed and God bless each and every one of you.