Stub record Stale verification Last verified 2026-05-17 Data last changed 2026-08-04

Biography

  • Education: Bachelor's, Brigham Young University, 1984; Graduate, City University, 1997; Graduate, City University of Seattle, 1997
  • Career: Financial planner
  • Military service: U.S. Army
  • Religion: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Campaign finance

Source: Federal Election Commission filings, candidate H2NV03153. [verify on FEC.gov]

Total raised$1,398,364
Contributions on file1,840
Total spent$1,499,340
Burn rate (spent / raised)1.07 (spending more than raising)

Vs state median

Benchmark group: federal peers (n=306).

MetricThis politicianPeer medianComparison
Total raised$1,398,364peer median $45,52030.7× the office-level median
Total spent$1,499,340peer median $12,144123.5× the office-level median

Funding by Ideology

IdeologyTotal#
Conservative$145,0008
Corporate/Business$15,0002
Pro-Life$5,0001

Funding by Industry

IndustryTotal#
Not Applicable$150,0009
Oil & Gas$10,0001
Construction$5,0001

Top donors

DonorTotal#
National Republican Congressional Committee Expenditures$108,0002
Koch Industries Inc Political Action Committee (Kochpac)$10,0002
Full House Pac$7,0003
Freedom, Family & Prosperity Pac$6,6002
Clf$5,0001
Seal Pac Supporting Electing American Leaders Pac$5,0001
Mr. Southern Missourian In The House Pac$5,0002
Associated General Contractors Of America Political Action Committee$5,0002
Majority Committee Pac--Mc Pac$5,0001
Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans Pac$5,0002

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References

  1. Ballotpedia — Mark Robertson officeholder profile (press) — link [archived] [accessed 2026-09-17]
  2. FEC bulk data — candidate H2NV03153 (ROBERTSON, MARK) (campaign finance) — link [archived] [accessed 2026-05-17]
  3. Nevada Campaign Contributions — federal page (campaign finance) — link [archived] [accessed 2026-05-17]