Who Will Protect Your Vote?
Fair Maps, Clean Voter Rolls, and Elections Nevadans Can Trust
Divisive partisan politics has infected the Democrat and Republican parties in Nevada for nearly a generation. It's time for a fresh approach and a consensus government where people work together to ensure the future of our citizens. People who yell at each other can't hear what the other person is saying. The 2026 election is over, but the work isn't. As Chair of the Clark County Executive Committee of the Independent American Party of Nevada, I'm focused on two fixes that don't depend on who wins the next election: who draws Nevada's political maps, and whether Nevada's voter rolls are accurate. That's my promise: Results, Not Noise. I'm Brad Lee Barnhill, Your Independent Voice.
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Fair Maps Drawn by Citizens — I've drafted a constitutional amendment to move redistricting from the Legislature to a 13-member citizens commission chosen by random draw, with open meetings, public hearings across the state, and a ban on mid-cycle redistricting. It's built to survive the court challenges and funding rules that stopped every earlier attempt.
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Clean Voter Rolls, Pursued in Court — When the Secretary of State's office closed my sworn complaint about 12,465 matched pairs of duplicate active voter registrations without auditing a single one, I filed suit in federal court. Barnhill v. Aguilar asks for an audit, not an accusation of fraud, and the case continues.
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Elections Every Nevadan Can Verify — Paper records behind every vote, transparent audits, and the same protections for a voter in Ely as for a voter in Las Vegas. Oversight works only when the work is done in public.
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