Lead with Empathy, Fight for Change: Assembly Member Max Carter Shares His Journey and Legislative Vision

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Assembly Member Max Carter discussed his background, including his upbringing on the east side of Las Vegas, his career as a union electrician, and his personal struggles with mental health and grief following the death of his wife. He highlighted his legislative efforts, such as raising the cap on Health Reimbursement Accounts for state workers, addressing junk vehicle issues, and advocating for psychedelic therapy for veterans. Carter also emphasized the importance of empathy and listening in his role as a representative. He provided his contact information for constituents to stay connected and shared his commitment to serving the community.

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