A Nevada poll can show a close race in the morning and a different result on Election Day. That is not necessarily a contradiction. Understanding how Nevada polling works

Election observer rights help Nevada voters see how ballots are handled, counted, and reviewed while protecting voter privacy and orderly polling places.

A Nevada voter shouldn’t need to be an elections lawyer, a computer expert, or a party insider to understand how a ballot is handled. Confidence doesn’t come from asking

Every federal lawsuit in Nevada comes with a short form most people never read: the Certificate of Interested Parties. Its job is simple. It tells the judges who has

Public trust in an election shouldn’t depend on which county you live in, which candidate you supported, or how closely you follow election policy. It should come from something

Election technology modernization can make Nevada elections easier to verify, harder to disrupt, and accessible for every lawful voter across the state.

My request to file electronically in Barnhill v. Aguilar has been ready for decision since September 16. Today I mailed the Court a request for a ruling and a

My opposition and motion to consolidate were ready September 29. Without electronic filing access, they didn't reach the public docket until October 5. The Court still hasn't ruled on

Nevada election audits compare reported results with paper records and explain any difference plainly. Here is what a clear, public audit standard looks like.

Nevada Secretary of State candidates owe voters clear plans on paper records, voter rolls, voter ID, and cybersecurity. Here is what to ask before you vote.