Donald J. Beaudry Jr.
For Governor of Nevada
Building The Silver State’s Future — Together
Reimagining Nevada’s future — where innovation powers prosperity for everyone.
America’s Last Frontier
Kadek and I live in Las Vegas — a city unlike any other, and possibly America’s last great frontier.
Our work in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East exposed us to how the rest of the world approaches markets, AI, and finance. Those experiences helped shape our company, which we founded and built from the ground up — BlkEdgeAi, an AI R&D financial-markets fund that focuses on advanced technical applications across the global markets, from hedge fund management to family offices to auxiliary technologies connected to the DoD.
For us, we see Las Vegas and Nevada as a frontier in the USA that literally has unlimited untapped potential to create unparalleled wealth — and as we walk around this city and this state, we constantly think about what could be here, what should be here, compared to what is here right now. Potential that is just sitting here, bottled up, with no one guiding it or innovating the economy within it.
I, Donald Jr., want to change that and drive Nevada into becoming the wealthiest state in the country in ways that have never been envisioned. The opportunities are here — but no one in this state has ever had the courage, the vision, or the sophisticated financial-markets expertise to turn Nevada from a flat, dead-line economy into a true financial-markets powerhouse. A system that can replace all taxation and actually generate real money and opportunity for the people of Nevada — opportunity that no one today can dream of or make happen, other than possibly myself, Donald J. Beaudry Jr., who is running for Governor of Nevada in 2026.
A wonderful visit with Rod Stewart at the Wynn, going back to when I knew his son Sean while I lived in Los Angeles, California — and the photo was graciously taken by his wife, Penny Lancaster-Stewart, who was there with us at the Wynn that day.
During my years living in Hollywood, California, Stevie Wonder was a close friend of ours. He would often visit our place, and on my birthday he had a tradition I’ll never forget — he would sing “I Just Called to Say I Love You,” but he always changed the words to: “I just called to say I love Donald Jr. — happy birthday.” It was one of the warmest, most unforgettable parts of that time in my life.
A wonderful visit with Rod Stewart at the Wynn, going back to when I knew his son Sean while I lived in Los Angeles, California — and the photo was graciously taken by his wife, Penny Lancaster-Stewart, who was there with us at the Wynn that day.
