Off-Reservation members are part of this Tribe, and we deserve a representative who shows up, asks hard questions, and brings our concerns back to the table.
I grew up in the Dresslerville community and now live in Reno, NV with my husband.
I am the eldest of four daughters born to Jennifer Gamroth and Delaney Kizer Jr., and granddaughter of Marie Simpson Kizer and Delaney Kizer Sr.
In my free time I enjoy dancing, traveling, spending time with my family, and watching sporting events.
Grew up in Dresslerville
Lives in Reno, Nevada
Works as a chief financial officer and manager for the State of Nevada
Why I'm running
I want off-reservation members to be informed and their feedback included in the decisions affecting all of us.
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I am willing to do the hard work:
Reading reports
Asking tough questions of our leadership
Answering tough questions from our tribal members
Using facts to make informed decisions
What I bring
I work as a chief financial officer and manager for the State of Nevada.
Throughout my career as a manager, I gained experience necessary for tribal leadership:
Leading teams
Active listening
Adapting to change
Critical thinking
Working in complicated systems
Where I stand
Our Tribe has made progress in economic development, environmental stewardship, cultural preservation, and improving quality of life. I want to help keep this going.
Unity
Bringing people together
Transparency
Being open and honest with tribal members
Communication
Regularly talking with tribal members
Wellbeing
Making our communities safer and healthier
Every vote, from every corner of our Tribe, counts.
From the campaign
News, thoughts, and reminders as Election Day gets closer.
Election Day is Saturday, October 17
By Brooke (Kizer) Knight
The Washoe Tribe General Election is Saturday, October 17, 2026, and I am asking for your vote for Off-Reservation Representative.
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Whether you live in Reno, elsewhere in Nevada, or farther from home, your voice belongs in this decision. Please check the Tribe's official election notices for how and where off-reservation members can vote, and make a plan to cast your ballot.
Every vote, from every corner of our Tribe, counts. Thank you for considering me.
Why off-reservation voices matter
By Brooke (Kizer) Knight
Off-Reservation members are part of this Tribe, and we deserve a representative who shows up, asks hard questions, and brings our concerns back to the table.
Read more
I want off-reservation members to be informed and their feedback included in the decisions affecting all of us. That means reading the reports, asking tough questions of our leadership, answering tough questions from tribal members, and using facts to make informed decisions.
I am willing to do that hard work.
Meet Brooke: from Dresslerville to Reno
By the Knight for Representative campaign
Brooke grew up in the Dresslerville community and now lives in Reno with her husband. She is the eldest of four daughters and works as a chief financial officer and manager for the State of Nevada.
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Brooke is the daughter of Jennifer Gamroth and Delaney Kizer Jr., and the granddaughter of Marie Simpson Kizer and Delaney Kizer Sr. Her career has been about leading teams, listening closely, and reading financial reports that tell a story about fiscal health, past choices, and future paths. She is bringing that experience to tribal leadership.
Get involved
Election Day is Saturday, October 17, 2026. Here is how you can help.
Vote
Check the Tribe's official election notices for how and where off-reservation members can vote, and make a plan.
Share
Send this page to family and friends who live off the reservation. Every vote counts.
Talk with me
I want to hear your questions and concerns. Reach out any time.
