• The 2024 GOP Caucus

    In just two and a half hours, dedicated GOP volunteers efficiently processed tens of thousands of voters and their ballots. Through a straightforward process involving ID verification and paper ballots, the volunteers hand-counted all the votes swiftly and accurately and at minimal cost to the county or taxpayers. The efficiency contrasts the perceived corruption and…

  • Lombardo Shakes Up Three State Agencies with Leadership Changes

    Governor Joe Lombardo has made some leadership changes in three key state agencies without disclosing to the public the reasons. When questioned, a spokesperson confirmed the departures on Friday, January 19, but provided no further details. The affected agencies include the Nevada Department of Veterans Services, the state Public Works Division, and the Division of…

  • Faith in Action Caught Registering Voters at Cares Campus

    Serious concerns have been raised about voter registration activities at the Cares Campus in Washoe County involving the 501(c)(3) organization “Faith In Action.” On Tuesday, January 30, Faith In Action was witnessed outside the Cares Campus, registering homeless individuals to vote. While voter registration is generally considered a positive and inclusive civic engagement initiative, the…

  • My Cousin Elmo says, “The way the media is going, they’re going to have to change ‘headlines’ to ‘deadlines’ because they’re killing the business.”

  • Cortez Masto Legislates for U.S. Production of Rare Earth Magnets

    Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is championing domestic production of rare earth magnets for green energy transition with the “Rare Earth Magnet Production Tax Credit Act.” Rare earth magnets are composed of 17 chemical elements, and their unique properties make them vital for applications such as laptop hard drives, electric motors, wind turbines, and green technology.…

  • Controversy Continues Over Nevada Election Integrity

    The fallout from the election case in Georgia has spotlighted election systems nationwide, with recent revelations in Nevada sparking fresh concerns among voters. A recent email sent by the Nevada Secretary of State to county officials raised concerns due to a significant omission in coverage by the Reno Gazette-Journal (RGJ.) The exclusion of “We realized…

  • Reno Mayor Ethics Violations Get Controversial Vote

    The Nevada Commission on Ethics split a vote of 2-2, letting Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve off the hook after the third-term politician allegedly violated state ethics laws. The vote came after an ethics complaint was filed against Schieve in April 2023, alleging she failed to disclose a professional relationship with McDonald Carano, a law firm…

  • Progressive Group’s Influence Raises Concerns About Washoe County Elections

    Washoe County residents report receiving unsolicited texts from State Voices, backed by major progressive funders, including George Soros’ Open Society Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Nathan Cummings Foundation. State Voices operates by pooling funds and regranting 100 percent of donations to its “State Tables,” grassroots organizations that propagate their narrative. Utilizing federal grants, the…

  • Understanding Ranked-Choice Voting in Nevada

    The foundational principle of “one person, one vote” has been a steadfast pillar of the U.S. electoral system since the nation’s inception. However, a potential paradigm shift looms ahead for Nevadans as the 2024 ballot will include a decision on ranked-choice voting (RCV). The proposed change seeks to change the voting process for various state…

  • My Cousin Elmo says, “Mayorkas wants to know how he can be impeached when he’s never done anything.”