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My Cousin Elmo says, “While politicians are busy canceling TikTok, why don’t they cancel themselves too.”
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My Cousin Elmos says, “If Don Lemon were white, he would be Keith Olbermann.”
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Concerns Arise Over Implementing VREMS
The Nevada Secretary of State’s office remains under scrutiny over the accelerated rollout of the Voter Registration and Elections Management Solution (VREMS), with sources expressing apprehensions regarding its potential impact on election integrity. According to insiders, there are widespread concerns within the Secretary of State’s office that the hasty implementation of the top-down election system…
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Election Dispute Prompts Esmeralda County Clerk Recall
LaCinda Elgan, Esmeralda County Clerk, is embroiled in controversy as critics push for her recall, citing disagreements over election procedures. During a recent Esmeralda County Board of Commissioners meeting, Mary Jane Zakas, representing the Esmeralda County Republican Central Committee, presented a letter seeking Elgan’s recall. The move comes as the county faces budgetary discussions, potentially…
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Marlette Lake and TRPA Oversight Under Legislative Scrutiny
The Nevada State Legislature has convened for its Interim Session, looking at the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) and the Marlette Lake Water System. The newly established Legislative Committee for the Review and Oversight of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and the Marlette Lake Water System comprises six members from both the Assembly and the…
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Looking at Nevada’s Unique Electoral Landscape
As the political spotlight shifts to Nevada with the upcoming Republican presidential contest, it’s essential to understand the intricacies of the state’s electorate, which boasts a blend of demographics and diversity. Unlike other states, Nevada will host a primary and a caucus, presenting a distinctive electoral landscape. Delving into the demographics of the Silver State,…
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CISA Flagged Pro-Trump Text Messages for Censorship
America First Legal (AFL) has obtained documents through litigation against the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), shedding light on actions taken by the agency surrounding the 2020 election. The documents show that CISA flagged text messages expressing support for President Donald J. Trump for potential censorship. Even after the election, CISA appeared more focused…
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Education Group Challenges Constitutionality of Funding Bill for Stadium
Strong Public Schools Nevada has taken legal action against Senate Bill 1 (SB1), contesting its constitutionality. SB1, which allocates $380 million in taxpayer funding for a new stadium for the Athletics baseball team as they relocate to Las Vegas, has sparked significant controversy. The plaintiffs argue that the bill violates five provisions of the Nevada…
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We Have Ourselves an Election Transparency Crisis in Washoe County
Washoe County Commissioner Alexis Hill and Washoe County Manager Eric Brown are under fire for opposing paper ballots and hand counting in elections, prompting some to question their motives and demand transparency. Despite the glaring inefficiencies of the current system, which takes a whopping six weeks for machines to count 100,000 ballots, Hill and Brown…
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UNR’s Sandoval Memo Creates More Transgender Controversy
University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), President Brian Sandoval has drawn criticism for his handling of comments made by Regent Patrick Boylan regarding transgender women athletes. It began during a Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents meeting on Friday, March 1, when Boylan commented about “men masquerading as women” in collegiate sports at UNLV.…