Victoria Seaman is a public servant and business leader whose career spans local, state, and federal service, including her recent appointment as Regional Director for Region 8 at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Prior to her federal role, she represented the residents of Ward 2 on the Las Vegas City Council, where she was re-elected in 2022 with 55% of the vote.

During her council tenure, she served on the Debt Committee, Yucca Mountain Nuclear Repository Committee, Southern Nevada Water Authority (Alt), Recommending Committee, and chaired the Audit Committee. She also served as an advisor to Chamberlain University, Friends of Parkinson’s, and the American Melanoma Institute.

Before joining the City Council, Seaman served in the Nevada State Legislature, representing Assembly District 34, where she was the Southern Majority Whip and Vice Chair of Commerce and Labor. She also served on the Judiciary and Legislative Operations and chaired the HOA Subcommittee.

She holds an associate degree in Political Science from the College of Southern Nevada and a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies with a minor in Family Studies from UNLV, where she was inducted into the Urban Studies Honor Society.

Throughout her public service, Seaman has championed lower taxes, reduced regulations for small businesses, senior guardianship protections, human rights, mental health and addiction issues, and animal welfare. Her extensive volunteer work has earned recognition from the International Christian Academy, Friends of Parkinson’s, Foundation for Recovery, and Marsy’s Law.

Before entering elected office, Seaman built a successful 26-year career as an entrepreneur, founding and selling day spas and creating luxury skincare product lines in both California and Nevada. She is licensed in Nevada in real estate and business brokerage, and in California as an aesthetician, and remains passionate about business innovation.

Victoria enjoys pilates, biking, and entertaining. She and her husband share three daughters and a love for their five beloved dogs—Pierre, Coco, Jacque, Blu Theo, and Louis.

Stavros Anthony, a Las Vegas resident for 44 years, has made community service and public safety his focus as a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer, a member of the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents, as a City of Las Vegas Councilman and now as Nevada Lieutenant Governor.

Anthony began his career with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 1980 and most recently served the community as a captain overseeing the Financial and Property Crimes Bureau of the department. As a captain, Anthony spent time in charge of many divisions within Metro including Vice/Narcotics, Northeast Area Command and the Transportation Safety Bureau. He retired after 29 years of service.

Anthony graduated with a Bachelor of Science from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan in 1980. In 1987 he graduated with a Master of Arts from the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), and in 1999 he received his Ph.D. from UNLV. He has also attended the University of Louisville Southern Police Institute Administrative Officers Course and the FBI National Academy in Quantico, VA.

Anthony was elected in 2002 to a four-year term as a regent with the Nevada System of Higher Education and served a second term. As chairman of the Board of Regents, Anthony led the way in developing a master plan, system goals and a value statement.

In 2009, Anthony was elected to the Las Vegas City Council, representing Ward 4, where he served three terms. He also served as Mayor Pro Tem for 7 of those years. In 2014, Anthony was appointed to the Board of Commissioners for the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). He also served on the board of Goodwill of Southern Nevada, Founders Academy Charter School, and St. John Greek Orthodox Church. Anthony received an Exemplary Service Award from Metro Police in 2006 and received an Award of Excellence in 2002 from the Community College of Southern Nevada where he was an adjunct faculty member.

Anthony was elected as Nevada’s Lieutenant Governor in 2022.

Married for 44 years, the Anthony's have two daughters who are both graduates of the University of Nevada Reno. Anthony enjoys golfing in his free time and playing with his grandsons.