Opinion

From those dismissed lawsuits we just vented about, let’s broaden to what keeps Nevadans up at night: Universal mail-ins leading to harvesting, where activists collect ballots door-to-door, risking coercion. In 2020, Nevada expanded it, and complaints spiked, over 1,000 reports of irregularities, per state data. Add border issues: With federal...

Tying into that Voter ID push from last time, it’s maddening how efforts to fix our system often die in court. Story time: In 2024, Republicans sued over Nevada’s voter rolls, claiming improper maintenance let inactives linger. A federal judge dismissed it twice, citing lack of evidence, despite Clark’s 100,000+...

In a high-stakes battle over the sanctity of Nevada’s 2024 General Election, registered voter Andy Thompson has filed a forceful response in federal court, pushing back against the Secretary of State’s attempts to dismiss his case. With a hearing set for this Thursday, August 14, Thompson’s lawsuit demands immediate action...

Three-quarters of a million dollars per year doesn’t buy what it used to, if you’re talking about Washoe County administrators. Education Crusade recently had personal meetings with 3 of the Washoe County administrators primarily responsible for the CARES Campus. The value of their combined compensation packages is over $750,000. That...