Annie Black

Annie discusses her January 6 trip to Washington, DC for the “Stop the Steal” rally…

(Lauren Clark | News 3 Las Vegas) – State Assemblywoman-elect Annie Black from Mesquite is fending off national critics who are demanding she resigns after being on the Capitol grounds when a pro-Trump mob stormed inside and ransacked the building. Black admits she went to the “Stop the Steal Rally” in Washington D.C. Wednesday, citing that

(Rory Appleton Las Vegas Review-Journal) – Newly elected Nevada Assemblywoman Annie Black shared a lengthy account on Friday of her participation in the protest that ultimately led to a deadly riot and occupation of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. She said she did not enter the building, and she condemned the violence while continuing to raise

(FOX 5 Las Vegas) – Incoming Nevada state Assemblywoman Annie Black, a Republican, describes the chaos after protesters broke down barriers outside the Capitol building. The lawmaker is now facing both praise and criticism from Southern Nevadans for attending the Washington D.C. protest and rally, calling the feedback “split,” mirroring the 2020 election.  The Wednesday event

(Cuneyt Dil | Associated Press) – Incoming Nevada state Assemblywoman Annie Black, a Republican, said she marched from the White House to the U.S. Capitol, where she saw men on megaphones revving the crowd to storm the security barrier. She said she retreated to avoid being associated with the mob. “We all had a choice when

(David Charns | KLAS) — Republican Assemblywoman-elect Annie Black, of Mesquite, was at the U.S. Capitol when a mob stormed the front steps, breaking windows to gain access to the building’s hallowed halls, she told 8 News Now. Black traveled to Washington to attend President Donald Trump’s rally near the Washington Monument earlier in the day.