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The governor's statewide endorsements: spot the missing office. Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony, Attorney General Adriana Guzmán Fralick, State Treasurer Drew Johnson, and Controller Andy Matthews are checked. Secretary of State, the office that runs your elections: no endorsement. You're not undecided. You're unrepresented. Brad Lee Barnhill for Secretary of State. Oct 19
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The Governor Endorsed Every Statewide Republican but One. It’s the Office That Runs Your Elections.

Governor Joe Lombardo’s campaign has released its list of endorsed candidates for November. It covers lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, and controller. It covers Congress, the State Senate, the
A hand drops a ballot into a white ballot box in front of the Nevada state flag, with a city skyline and mountains in the background. Oct 16
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Your Nevada Voting Guide: Who Runs the Election and What to Check Before You Vote

Early voting in Nevada’s general election runs from Saturday, October 17, through Friday, October 30, and Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. You shouldn’t need a law degree, a
You shouldn't have to sue to get an answer. The same standard: follow the NVRA's rules even when they're slow, public records answered in five business days, and every closed complaint explained in writing. Brad Lee Barnhill for Nevada Secretary of State. Oct 14
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I’ll Hold My Office to the Same Standard I Held Theirs

For most of this campaign, I’ve asked the Secretary of State’s office a simple question: show me the rule you’re following, and show me you followed it. When the
A hand drops a ballot into a white ballot box on a desk, with a Nevada city skyline and snow-capped mountains in the background. Oct 13
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How Nevada Polling Works and What It Can Tell Us

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
What Election Observer Rights Mean for Nevada Voters Oct 12
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What Election Observer Rights Mean for Nevada Voters

Election observer rights help Nevada voters see how ballots are handled, counted, and reviewed while protecting voter privacy and orderly polling places.
A voter's hand drops a ballot into a white ballot box in front of the Nevada flag, a city skyline, and mountains. Oct 09
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Election Transparency in Nevada Means Showing the Work

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
Trust is earned one election at a time: one standard for every county, paper you can check and audits you can see, and quarterly reports to the public. Brad Lee Barnhill for Nevada Secretary of State. Oct 08
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Public Trust Starts With Elections Done Right

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 Voters Can Trust Oct 06
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Election Technology Nevada Voters Can Actually Check

Election technology modernization can make Nevada elections easier to verify, harder to disrupt, and accessible for every lawful voter across the state.
Campaign graphic reading How Nevada Election Audits Build Confidence: check the work, show the proof, explain it plainly, from Brad Lee Barnhill for Nevada Secretary of State Oct 03
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How Nevada Election Audits Build Voter Confidence

Nevada election audits compare reported results with paper records and explain any difference plainly. Here is what a clear, public audit standard looks like.
Campaign graphic reading What Candidates Owe Nevada Voters: clear plans, verifiable records, answers in plain language, from Brad Lee Barnhill for Nevada Secretary of State Oct 02
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What Nevada Secretary of State Candidates Owe Voters

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.