(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 voted in both the Texas and Nevada general election in 2022 – by mail in Nevada.
Last June, Aguilar’s office informed me that the case (C24-50) had been closed – but didn’t tell us what happened.
Was a violation found? If so, was the violation dismissed? If so, why? If not, was it referred to the Attorney General for prosecution?
Inquiring minds wanna know.
Having refused multiple verbal requests for the information over the next six months, we finally filed an official Public Records Request asking for the details on November 24, 2024.
Specifically…
“Please provide any and all documents related to this investigation, including current status.”
By law, the SOS was required to comply with our request within 5 days.
Instead, it advised that it needed to do more research and wouldn’t be able to comply until January 10, 2025.
On January 10th the SOS advised that it couldn’t comply until March 14, 2025.
On March 14, 2025, the SOS provided only two new documents – which consisted of nothing more than the vote history of the two suspected voters involved. We were further advised…
“Of note, records have been withheld and redacted based on attorney-client privilege and personal privacy interests.”
However, after reviewing the response, our attorney advised that specific information we had requested was NOT covered by attorney-client privilege or privacy laws.
So I sent a follow-up response asking for the information they said they were withholding – which they now admit was NOT covered by attorney-client privilege, including four specific records.
Now get this…
Yesterday we received the SOS’ response to my follow-up public records request.
In it, Aguilar admits that two of the four specific records we requested are NOT “protected by attorney-client privilege,” and the other two are NOT “confidential under the attorney-client privilege.”
So, um, if the records they withheld are NOT confidential or covered under attorney-client privilege, why didn’t they send them to us when we asked for “any and all documents” back on November 24, 2024?
Which brings me to the absurd conclusion to this latest written response to our latest public records request…
“The SOS is unable to complete this process and provide any responsive records within five days. The SOS anticipates responding to this request by May 2nd, 2025.”
WHAT?!!!
Aguilar admitted he had records that he withheld from our initial request.
Aguilar now admits that the four specific records we requested are NOT covered by privacy laws or attorney-client confidentiality.
But he needs another MONTH to comply with the law after dragging his feet and blowing off our request for four months?
Something here stinks like yesterday’s diapers.
When Aguilar says our elections are “transparent” and “secure,” don’t believe him.
And his absurd delays and obstruction of our efforts now tells me he’s likely covering something up.
I wonder what it is?
We’ll keep digging. Stay tuned and don’t touch that dial.
FAMOUS LAST WORDS
“So, here’s the truth: If you want to fix the broken elections, the mass of mail-in (fraudulent) ballots, and the manipulation of our elections by left wing groups who hate America, YOU must demand change. YOU must camp out at your local legislator’s office, your US Congressman/Senator’s office. You hate this screwed up system? So go tell them to fix it. We have to stop letting the people who hate America dictate these awful election rules. The rules that propel them to office. Time. To. Stop. Them.” – Cleta Mitchell
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