It has been a journey, but I am going to run for State Treasurer of Nevada. By the time you read this, my website will be live. My friend Schayden has been working steadfastly on it as I consistently worked through it with my wife and advisors. He’s been patient, and he is a great designer. I am lucky to have been introduced to him. It’s your front porch, so it is something you want to get right.

One of the things you have to do is fundraise. Everyone detests the money in politics, but no one has figured out how to get rid of it. Money is the fuel and grease that makes the engine run. You can try it without money, but it’s almost impossible to win a larger race without it. Yesterday, fundraising reports came trickling in.

One thing about some fundraising, if you are able to raise, you know you are getting support. Incumbent Governor Joe Lombardo raised a combined $15MM. His opponent raised $2.2MM.

I have been fundraising for a few days, and so far it’s going very well. The most fun part has been connecting with people I haven’t spoken with for a while. We have a lot of laughs. I am receiving a lot of support. Even people whom I supported when no one else would believe in them reached out and helped out. That means a lot to me.

This is the traditional link. If you want to do it the old fashioned way, mail a check to

Jeffrey Carter for Nevada

In Compliance,PO Box 71271, Las Vegas NV 89136

One thing that was very important to me was to recognize innovation in my campaign. There are plenty of things that are innovative in finance. Heck, I invested in a few of them. But the elephant in the room is cryptocurrency.

I decided to have a cryptocurrency link on my website for fundraising, and if you want to donate in crypto, you can. I am putting some of my own money in this race, but it will not be enough. Just like a startup, it is skin in the game. I think it is very important for people to have skin in the game.

Here is the new crypto link.

When we had our venture fund, my partner and I both put an equal amount of capital in the fund. We were the first LPs in our own fund. It would have been hard to ask anyone else to put up their capital unless we put up ours.

The same is true for this campaign.

You can go to this site and see what it’s all about.

They are debating the bill about Crypto in Congress as we speak. I do think it is important to show that this works if you believe in it. When I report, one thing I will try to do is report cash versus crypto donations. Even if it’s not formal, I can share it informally on a percentage basis or something like that.

This race was not on my bingo card for life, but I do feel called to do it.

Also yesterday, I visited the Boulder City Republican Women’s organization. We had a great time. I was able to visit with Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald, which was very nice.

For me, it is important that Republicans win up and down the ticket. I want to win my race, of course, but I want to see all Republicans do well, and I will do what I can to support them. There are a lot of fantastic people running that I have met.

Democrats are spending $50MM to register voters in Nevada, which shows they are taking the state very seriously. Republicans are making inroads. It is a purple state, and it is competitive. It’s too bad the Dems gerrymandered in 2020. Gerrymandering hurts everyone.

When I visit Republican clubs, I bring my trading jacket. Here is a photo of me and a young gentleman at the Sun City Anthem Club. He trades some options. Sun City got two donations to its scholarship fund courtesy of my trading jacket and members who bid for a chance to wear it.

Today in Boulder City, I auctioned off the chance to wear my old trading jacket again. We started the bidding at $5, and off it went. All the money went to the club’s scholarship fund. Here is a photo of the winning bidder!

Bridget O Neill owns Bloom: A Curated Boutique. I went to her website, and she has some pretty neat stuff. She has two locations, one in Boulder City and one in Henderson, Nevada. She started the business in 2011. She survived Covid for goodness sakes so she is resilient. How cool is that? She grew up in Wisconsin and is a Packer fan, but I won’t hold that against her. It was great meeting her, and I am glad she was the winning bidder.

You can tweet at her @BloomBoutiques

As I travel around the state, if you want me to bring the jacket to your club meeting, we can have some fun with it and benefit some people.

It has been a journey, but I am going to run for State Treasurer of Nevada. By the time you read this, my website will be live. My friend Schayden has been working steadfastly on it as I consistently worked through it with my wife and advisors. He’s been patient, and he is a great designer. I am lucky to have been introduced to him. It’s your front porch, so it is something you want to get right.

One of the things you have to do is fundraise. Everyone detests the money in politics, but no one has figured out how to get rid of it. Money is the fuel and grease that makes the engine run. You can try it without money, but it’s almost impossible to win a larger race without it. Yesterday, fundraising reports came trickling in.

One thing about some fundraising, if you are able to raise, you know you are getting support. Incumbent Governor Joe Lombardo raised a combined $15MM. His opponent raised $2.2MM.

I have been fundraising for a few days, and so far it’s going very well. The most fun part has been connecting with people I haven’t spoken with for a while. We have a lot of laughs. I am receiving a lot of support. Even people whom I supported when no one else would believe in them reached out and helped out. That means a lot to me.

This is the traditional link. If you want to do it the old fashioned way, mail a check to

Jeffrey Carter for Nevada

In Compliance,PO Box 71271, Las Vegas NV 89136

One thing that was very important to me was to recognize innovation in my campaign. There are plenty of things that are innovative in finance. Heck, I invested in a few of them. But the elephant in the room is cryptocurrency.

I decided to have a cryptocurrency link on my website for fundraising, and if you want to donate in crypto, you can. I am putting some of my own money in this race, but it will not be enough. Just like a startup, it is skin in the game. I think it is very important for people to have skin in the game.

Here is the new crypto link.

When we had our venture fund, my partner and I both put an equal amount of capital in the fund. We were the first LPs in our own fund. It would have been hard to ask anyone else to put up their capital unless we put up ours.

The same is true for this campaign.

You can go to this site and see what it’s all about.

They are debating the bill about Crypto in Congress as we speak. I do think it is important to show that this works if you believe in it. When I report, one thing I will try to do is report cash versus crypto donations. Even if it’s not formal, I can share it informally on a percentage basis or something like that.

This race was not on my bingo card for life, but I do feel called to do it.

Also yesterday, I visited the Boulder City Republican Women’s organization. We had a great time. I was able to visit with Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald, which was very nice.

For me, it is important that Republicans win up and down the ticket. I want to win my race, of course, but I want to see all Republicans do well, and I will do what I can to support them. There are a lot of fantastic people running that I have met.

Democrats are spending $50MM to register voters in Nevada, which shows they are taking the state very seriously. Republicans are making inroads. It is a purple state, and it is competitive. It’s too bad the Dems gerrymandered in 2020. Gerrymandering hurts everyone.

When I visit Republican clubs, I bring my trading jacket. Here is a photo of me and a young gentleman at the Sun City Anthem Club. He trades some options. Sun City got two donations to its scholarship fund courtesy of my trading jacket and members who bid for a chance to wear it.

Today in Boulder City, I auctioned off the chance to wear my old trading jacket again. We started the bidding at $5, and off it went. All the money went to the club’s scholarship fund. Here is a photo of the winning bidder!

Bridget O Neill owns Bloom: A Curated Boutique. I went to her website, and she has some pretty neat stuff. She has two locations, one in Boulder City and one in Henderson, Nevada. She started the business in 2011. She survived Covid for goodness sakes so she is resilient. How cool is that? She grew up in Wisconsin and is a Packer fan, but I won’t hold that against her. It was great meeting her, and I am glad she was the winning bidder.

You can tweet at her @BloomBoutiques

As I travel around the state, if you want me to bring the jacket to your club meeting, we can have some fun with it and benefit some people.