LAS VEGAS, NV—The Las Vegas Review-Journal recently profiled Bobby Khan, a Republican candidate in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District whose journey is anything but ordinary.
Once a celebrity luxury car dealer, Bobby’s name made national headlines when he appeared on the FBI’s Most Wanted list and later served time for wire fraud—a conviction he still fights, calling it a case of government overreach. After serving his sentence, rebuilding his life, and launching a successful consulting career, Bobby is stepping into politics with one goal: to be the most authentic fighter for real people in Washington.
Where most candidates bury their past, Bobby owns it—using “Wanted for Congress” posters and prison references as part of his campaign brand. It’s not a stunt. It’s a statement. He’s lived the failures of the justice system, and now he’s running to fix them.
His platform is built on bold, practical reforms:
- Zero taxes for veterans – honoring service and lifting unnecessary financial burdens.
- No taxes on gambling winnings – keeping more of Nevada’s money in Nevada’s economy.
- True prison reform – turning incarceration into rehabilitation and opportunity.
- Economic opportunity for all, including fair-wage hiring of non-violent offenders.
“I know what it takes to fight,” Bobby says. “And that’s what people need—people that are real.”
For voters tired of polished career politicians, he offers something rare: resilience, redemption, and a refusal to back down.
For more information, visit www.bobbykhanforcongress.com or contact Claire Matthews at press@bobbykhanforcongress.com.
