Susie lee was born into a working class family and has been a leader in Congress. She has a proven track record of providing services to Veterans, improving our educational system, and tackling rising healthcare costs.  

Susie Lee was born to a working class family in Canton, Ohio. She learned the values of hard work and stretching a dollar, starting with a paper route at the age of eight. Her father was a military veteran who worked at a steel plant, while her mother stayed at home to care for the family of 8 kids.

After graduating from public schools, Susie worked her way through Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh with a combination of scholarships, loans and part-time jobs. After moving to Las Vegas in 1993, Susie became the Founding Director of After-School All-Stars, which serves over 7,000 students every day after school. Since 2010, Susie served as President of Communities In Schools of Nevada (CIS), a leading dropout prevention organization. Under Susie’s leadership, CIS has grown to serve over 64,000 students in 63 schools in Nevada.

Susie has launched and worked with nonprofits that produce real results for the most needy Nevadans. She was the founding director of a homeless crisis intervention center, and a founding member of a women’s investment group that has supported dozens of vital nonprofits in Nevada. As a member of Congress, Susie has worked hard to deliver on the promises of her campaign, reaching across the aisle to create bipartisan consensus around common sense ideas. Her office has also become a critical resource for the community, delivering millions in federal resources to foster success in Nevada's Third District.

Susie lives in Las Vegas with her husband, Dan, and their two children.