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Desk with paperwork and pen, representing voter roll and residency record review Sep 26
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Supreme Court Lets States Use Federal Citizenship Database for Voter Rolls: What It Means for Nevada

Who will protect your vote? On September 25, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in DHS v. League of Women Voters (No. 26A308) that states may use the
How to Check Nevada Voter Registration Status Sep 22
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How to Check Nevada Voter Registration Status

Learn how to check Nevada voter registration, confirm your address and party, fix errors early, and get clear answers before Election Day with confidence.
Question 7 Nevada Voter ID: What Comes Next Sep 22
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Question 7 Nevada Voter ID: What Comes Next

Question 7 Nevada voter ID could reshape election procedures. See what the measure requires, what remains for lawmakers, and how access can be protected.
Two-column graphic. Left, what fear tells you: be afraid of them, hold your nose, pick the lesser evil. Right, what Brad Barnhill offers: voter ID implemented, accurate voter rolls audited, Nevada voter data kept in Nevada. Sep 18
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Stop Voting Against Someone. Vote For Someone.

Every message you see says who to fear. A lesser evil is still evil. Nevada voters deserve a candidate to vote for, not just someone to vote against.
Brad Lee Barnhill, Independent candidate for Nevada Secretary of State, Voter ID ballot box, Nevada flag and Las Vegas skyline Sep 16
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You’re Not Undecided. You’re Unrepresented.

If you’ve felt politically homeless lately, you’re not alone — and you’re not the problem. You might want lower taxes and less waste. You might disagree with your neighbor
Sep 12
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Voter ID Is Coming. Let’s Talk About Making It Actually Work For People.

The question that isn't settled is implementation — and this is where I hear from Nevadans of every stripe. Not "should we have ID," but "can I actually get
Brad Lee Barnhill discusses what an independent Nevada Secretary of State can accomplish Sep 12
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What an Independent Secretary of State Can Accomplish Under a Democratic-Controlled Legislature

Nevada’s Secretary of State already has the authority to establish uniform election standards, improve training, maintain accurate voter rolls, and deliver transparency—regardless of which party controls the Legislature.
Young woman voting Aug 17
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The Pendulum Stops Here: Why Nevada’s Independents Must Stop Swinging and Start Winning

Politics in America moves like a pendulum. The country swings left until people grow tired of the left’s excesses, then swings right until people grow tired of the right’s
Desk with paperwork and pen, representing voter roll and residency record review Aug 16
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Independents Are the Plurality — And Nevada’s Voter Data Should Stay in Nevada’s Hands

Nevada’s largest voting bloc isn’t a party. As of this month, 815,596 Nevadans — 38.61% of all registered voters — are registered nonpartisan, outnumbering both Democrats and Republicans. Add
Nevada state government building, representing the Secretary of State's office Jul 28
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Results, Not Noise: My 20/20 Plan for Nevada Secretary of State

Twenty years in Nevada civil litigation. Twenty years as a computer systems analyst. Brad Barnhill lays out his plan for Voter ID implementation, Commerce Tax repeal, business privacy, and