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Jeffrey "Jeff" Earle Stone

Currently holds the office of Nevada State Senate - District 20 until November 4, 2026.

Candidate for Nevada State Senate - District 20 in 2022 Nevada General Election.

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Jeffrey "Jeff" Earle Stone

Nevada State Senate - District 20

About Jeffrey "Jeff" Earle Stone

Professional Experience
Realty One Group, Real Estate Agent and Salesperson (2021 - Present)
Innovative Compound Pharmacy, Chief Pharmacist (1999 - Present)
California State Legislature, State Senator (2014 - 2019)
Riverside County Board of Supervisors (2004 - 2014)
Temecula City Council, City Council Member (1992)
Temecula City, Mayor
USC School of Pharmacy, Externship Professor
Innovative Compounding Pharmacy, Owner
Degrees
Doctorate, USC
High School Diploma, Magnolia High School (1974)

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Nevada State Senate - District 20 in Nevada General Election
Nevada State Senate - District 20 in Nevada Primary Election
California State Senate - District 28 in California 2018 General Election
California State Senate - District 28 in California 2018 Primary Election

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