Why the Supreme Court’s Election Day Case Could Reshape Nevada Voting
(Ana Usma) – The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to decide one of the most consequential election-law questions in decades: When does Election Day actually end? At issue in Watson v. Republican National Committee is whether federal law requires that ballots in federal races be received by Election Day — or whether states may continue counting ballots that […]
Illegal Immigrant Stole an Identity, Received $400,000 in Benefits, Voted Illegally, and Nobody Noticed for 20 Years
(Dan Burdish) – Last week, a federal jury convicted Lina Maria Orovio-Hernandez, a Colombian national who lived in the U.S. under a stolen identity for more than two decades. During that time, prosecutors say she did three big things: She stole someone else’s identity.She collected nearly $400,000 in taxpayer-funded benefits.And she illegally voted in the 2024 presidential […]
Aguilar Says Voter Fraud “Doesn’t Exist” – But Isn’t Even Looking for It
Democrats are at it again. This time, they’re telling Nevadans the federal SAVE Act is a “solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.” That’s the line from Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar, who told Channel 13’s Steve Sebelius on KTNV that Nevada’s elections are already “safe and secure.” Translation: Don’t ask questions. Don’t check the books. […]
When the Records Disappear: Why Fulton County’s 2020 Election Can No Longer Be Verified
(Ana Usma) – In January 2026, a comprehensive investigative report submitted to the Georgia State Election Board reached a conclusion that is both narrow and consequential: Fulton County’s 2020 election results cannot be independently verified because the records required to validate them were never created, were compromised, or were later destroyed. The report, prepared […]
The MEGA Act: A National Response to a National Problem
(Ana Usma) – The U.S. House of Representatives has introduced the Make Elections Great Again (MEGA) Act, a comprehensive election integrity bill aimed at modernizing how elections are administered across all states. The legislation would establish consistent, baseline standards while preserving state control over elections. The MEGA Act would: Require photo identification to vote Require citizenship verification during […]
Moved, Registered Twice, Still Voting? Nevada Volunteers Dig into the Data
(Iris Stone) – If you want confidence in elections, it starts with knowing who’s actually on the voter rolls. That was the simple message behind a recent Zoom training by the leaders of the Pigpen Projectfor Nevada volunteers working on voter roll cleanup. The workshop introduced a data review project using a new web-based tool and […]
315,000 Votes, Zero Signatures – Turns Out the “Election Deniers” Were Right
For five years, a certain line got repeated like gospel: “There were no problems in the 2020 presidential election. Stop asking questions.” Now the paperwork says otherwise. Officials in Fulton County, Georgia have quietly admitted that roughly 315,000 early votes in the 2020 election were counted even though required certification steps were skipped. Not debated. […]
YES! DOJ Sues Nevada SOS for Hiding Voter Registration Records
(Chuck Muth) – Nevada does something most states do not. It automatically mails a ballot to every voter listed as “active.” That makes clean voter rolls more than a paperwork issue. It makes them critical. And it helps explain why the U.S. Department of Justice just sued Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar. 🚨Happy Friday! […]
Inside the Quiet Election Overhaul Happening Right Now in Washoe County
Nevada’s elections don’t get cleaner by accident. Someone has to do the work. And in Washoe County, Registrar of Voters Andrew McDonald says his office is finally making big progress. McDonald joined Nevada Newsmakers host Randi Thompson this week to talk about the growing push for voter roll cleanup, including recent challenges filed by conservative […]
LVRJ: Could Supreme Court mail-in-ballot counting case affect Nevada elections?
(Excerpt) – An upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case could shake up future elections for Nevada and 15 other states that allow post-Election Day mail-ballot counting. Earlier this month, the higher court agreed to hear the case out of Mississippi that’s challenging a state law that permits mail ballots postmarked by Election Day there to be tallied upwards of […]