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The Public Interest Legal Foundation, a right-wing legal group, dismissed its Nevada lawsuit Wednesday against Clark County Registrar of Voters Lorena Portillo, claiming she did not properly maintain county voter rolls.
The Nevada Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit Monday filed by Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar (D) because Washoe County commissioners decided to certify the June primary election results without the court mandating them to do so.
Nevada’s new centralized, top-down database, makes it easier and faster for election officials across the state to keep accurate voter rolls.
A federal court swiftly rejected a lawsuit from the Republican National Committee (RNC), Nevada Republican Party and the Trump Campaign alleging that Nevada’s post-election ballot receipt deadline violates federal law and dilutes Republican votes.
The Republican National Committee’s attempt to have the state of Nevada purge voters from its rolls will not move forward after a federal court dismissed the case late Tuesday.
A spokesperson for Washoe County said that recent efforts to purge hundreds of voters in the Nevada county don’t follow proper procedure.
The Republican National Committee, the campaign for former President Donald Trump and the Nevada Republican Party filed a new lawsuit on May 31 challenging Nevada’s procedures for accepting mail-in ballots.
Nevada voters could vote on whether the state will adopt strict photo ID rules to vote if the initiative gains enough signatures to be on the ballot, the state supreme court ruled unanimously today.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) filed a motion today to intervene in a right-wing legal challenge to Nevada’s deadline for accepting mail-in ballots.
Nevada voters will not vote on if the state will establish an independent redistricting committee after a ruling from the Nevada Supreme Court today.