Aguilar’s “Personal Knowledge” Provision Is a Dirty Trick to Keep Voter Rolls Dirty
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar is trying to push a bill (AB534) that would block everyday citizens from helping clean up the state’s outdated and inaccurate voter rolls. At the heart of the issue is Aguilar’s push to legally define “personal knowledge” in such a narrow way that challenges based on government data, social […]
LVRJ: 162K inactive Nevada voters purged in post-election list cleanup
(McKenna Ross | Las Vegas Review-Journal) – Nevada canceled more than 162,000 voter registrations and inactivated almost 38,000 others in a post-general election voter roll cleanup, the Secretary of State’s office reported Monday. . . . Chuck Muth, president of the conservative and libertarian advocacy group Citizen Outreach, said the inactive list did not show the full […]
Cisco Aguilar Just Got Caught – Here’s Proof He Wants to Keep Nevada’s Voter Rolls Dirty
(Chuck Muth) – If anyone isn’t sure that Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar is intentionally trying to thwart efforts to clean up Nevada’s dirty voter rolls, his new bill, AB534, removes all doubt. There are two ways for citizens to challenge the eligibility of a voter who has moved from the residence where they are […]
NV SOS Aguilar’s Year-Long Tap Dance Around Voter Fraud Evidence – What’s He Covering Up?
(Chuck Muth) – When it comes to his efforts to block cleaning up Nevada’s dirty voter rolls, Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar has gone from ridiculous to absurd. To recap… A year ago, we filed an Election Integrity Violation Report (EIVR) on a voter who moved from Nevada to Texas and is recorded as having […]
Dirty Voter Rolls, Dirty Politics: Is Nevada’s Secretary of State Covering It Up?
(Chuck Muth) – At my age, I should know better. I actually thought Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar was truly interested in protecting our elections from fraud and would work with us at the Pigpen Project to get our dirty voter files cleaned up. I was wrong. Short recap before the latest bombshell… Around […]
Nevada Investigating More Than 300 Potential Voter Fraud Cases
(The Federalist) – Nevada is investigating 303 voters who possibly attempted to “double vote” during Nevada’s 2024 general election, according to a new report from the state’s secretary of state office. . . . Despite Aguilar’s insistence that Nevadans can be “confident in the integrity of our elections,” Chuck Muth, president of the Citizen Outreach […]
Nevada’s Secretary of Secrets? Aguilar Stonewalling Election Fraud Investigation
(Chuck Muth) – I have tried to give Nevada Secretary of State (SOS) Cisco Aguilar the benefit of the doubt. Our election laws are confusing and complicated. Even many election officials don’t fully understand them. But my patience is gone. On Sunday, the Las Vegas Review-Journal published an editorial slamming the lack of transparency coming […]
Yeager, Democrats’ Election Chaos Fix Won’t Fix the Problem
(Chuck Muth) – It’s that time again. Democrats have come up with yet another “brilliant” idea to fix Nevada’s never-ending election mess. Their solution? More ballot drop boxes. Because, of course, the real problem isn’t the days-long trickle of ballots after Election Day. It’s that voters just don’t have enough places to stuff their ballots […]
Nevada Republicans Overtake Democrats – But There’s a “Dirty” Secret Behind the Numbers
(Chuck Muth) – It was announced on Monday that Republicans in Nevada now outnumber Democrats by 341 voters. And yes, the increasing popularity of Donald Trump and his policies – combined with the DECREASING popularity of “woke” Democrats and their policies – has a lot to do with it. But there’s something else involved in […]
Nevada Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Dirty Voter Rolls – SOS Aguilar Stands in the Way
Jessica Hill of the Las Vegas Review-Journal recently reported that Democrat Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar said… “Everything we’re trying to do is really focused on how does it impact the Nevadan? How do we take the politics out of the conversation? How do we work in a collaborative way to get people to […]