Nevada Deserves Better Than This Secretary of State Clown Show
Just so there’s no mistaking my position . . . Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar is probably the worst secretary of state Nevada has ever had, and absolutely one of the worst in the country today – if not THE worst. Sorry for the sugar-coating. Yesterday, he personally tweeted: “While very few allegations result […]
Is Cisco Aguilar the Worst Secretary of State in America?
(Chuck Muth) – Let me tell you about “Jane Doe.” That’s not, of course, her real name. But at this point there’s no reason to identify her. It’s her story that’s important. In early 2024, we – the Pigpen Project – began submitting to various Nevada counties information we’d obtained from the United States Postal […]
Take Action: Only US Citizens Can Vote!
(Iris Stone) – The integrity of our elections is under threat, and your voice is needed to protect the sacred right of ONLY American citizens to vote. America First Legal (AFL) has filed a critical petition with the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship (DPOC) for voter registration in federal elections. This […]
BREAKING: Republicans Reclaim Nevada Voter Registration Lead
(Brittany Sheehan) – The numbers are in, and it’s big news for conservatives across Nevada. Republicans have taken back the voter registration lead from Democrats after another round of Clark County voter roll cleanup. According to the latest data released today, Republicans netted 4,900 new registrations, likely giving them a 1,000-voter advantage statewide. This […]
DOJ Goes After States Hiding Dirty Voter Rolls – Nevada Should Pay Attention
(Dan Burdish) – This week, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed lawsuits against Maine and Oregon for refusing to hand over full voter rolls to the Trump administration. The move highlights the growing battle between federal efforts to secure elections and state officials who say they’re more worried about “privacy” than cleaning up their […]
149,000 Signatures Could Rewrite Nevada’s Elections – Nevada PAC Pushes Open Primaries and New Redistricting Commission
(Iris Stone) – The group Vote Nevada PAC filed two petitions this week, both aimed at changing the Nevada Constitution. One would bring open primaries to the state. The other would create an independent redistricting commission. For either measure to appear on the November 2026 ballot, the PAC must collect about 149,000 valid signatures. And even if they make the […]
USCIS Shuts Out Activists from Voter Registration
(Iris Stone) – When someone becomes a U.S. citizen, one of the proudest rights they gain is the ability to vote. But under a new policy from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), only government officials – not outside activist groups – can help new citizens register to vote at naturalization ceremonies. And […]
Mississippi Just Cleaned Up Its Voter Rolls – Why Isn’t Nevada Doing the Same?
(Dan Burdish) – By now, most of us can agree: clean elections start with clean voter rolls. And Mississippi is showing the rest of the country how it’s done. Secretary of State Michael Watson has partnered with Experian – yes, the same credit reporting company – to help make sure Mississippi’s voter rolls are accurate […]
Nevada Election Fraud Is Real – but Secretary of State Just Doesn’t Care
(Chuck Muth) – Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar (D) has proudly and boldly declared… “There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in our state, now or ever. Voters should have absolute confidence in the entire election process.” Yeah, right. Two things… One, voter fraud need not be “widespread” to change an election result. […]
We Caught a “Double Voter” – Guess Who Covered It Up?
Election integrity doesn’t happen by itself. Dirty voter rolls, double voting, non-citizens voting. These aren’t conspiracy theories. They’re documented realities happening right here in Nevada. And while the media yawns and the politicians pass the buck, you and I are the ones stepping up to do something about it. It’s not easy work. It’s not […]