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Category: Lawsuit

Barnhill v. Aguilar: my federal lawsuit over duplicate active voter registrations in Nevada, with filings, rulings, and what they mean for voters.

Exhibit A to ECF No. 19: PACER Check E-File Status page showing Brad Lee Barnhill's e-filing status for the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada as Active Nov 05
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The Order Came by Mail. My Next Filing Didn’t.

Last week’s update was about how long it took to get permission to file electronically in Barnhill v. Aguilar: 43 days, ending with an order that arrived in my
Campaign graphic reading "43 days to get permission to e-file. 6 more days for the order to reach me — by mail," beside page 1 of the federal court order in Barnhill v. Aguilar Nov 04
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It Took 43 Days to Get Permission to File Like a Lawyer. The Order Came by Mail.

On October 29, a federal court granted my motion to file and receive documents electronically in Barnhill v. Aguilar. I learned about it today, November 4, when the order
They asked to park my case. The judge said no. Barnhill v. Aguilar: stay denied by order of October 29, 2026. My case moves forward; the Secretary's answer is due November 19, sixteen days after Election Day. Brad Lee Barnhill, Independent American Party candidate for Nevada Secretary of State. Oct 30
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The Secretary of State Asked the Court to Park My Case. The Judge Said No.

On October 29, U.S. District Judge Jennifer Dorsey denied Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar’s request to put Barnhill v. Aguilar on hold. My case moves forward on its own
Automatic registration. Automatic label. Where's the automatic check? How Nevada's DMV voter registration changed, and how Brad Lee Barnhill would check the work. Oct 27
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Automatic Registration. Automatic Label. Where’s the Automatic Check?

Most Nevadans registered to vote the same way: at the DMV, half-listening, while they waited for a new license photo. Over the last 30 years, what happens at that
It wasn't addressed to a voter. It was addressed to a gap. Nevada checks who you are, not where you live. An Election Mail Service envelope marked Voter Registration Form Enclosed. Brad Lee Barnhill, Independent American Party candidate for Nevada Secretary of State. Oct 25
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A Voter Registration Form Came to My House for Someone Who Has Never Lived Here

This fall, an envelope arrived at my house in Las Vegas. Across the front, in capital letters: “VOTER REGISTRATION FORM ENCLOSED. DO NOT DISCARD.” It was addressed to someone
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 17
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You Shouldn’t Need a Law Degree to Start a Business, or a Federal Lawsuit to Get an Answer

Before early voting began, the Nevada Appeal asked every candidate for Secretary of State the same questions. Two of us answered: Secretary Cisco Aguilar and me. If you’re deciding
Who has a stake in Barnhill v. Aguilar? You do. No corporate backers, no insurer, one voter versus the Secretary of State. Oct 08
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The Court Asked Who Has a Stake in My Lawsuit. The Honest Answer Is You.

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
I've Asked the Court to Rule on My E-Filing Request — Barnhill v. Aguilar case update. Pending since Sept. 16; request for ruling mailed Oct. 6. Oct 06
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I’ve Asked the Court to Rule on My E-Filing Request

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
Equal Access to the Courthouse Shouldn't Depend on Having a Lawyer — Barnhill v. Aguilar case update. Ready Sept. 29, mailed Sept. 30, on the docket Oct. 5. Oct 05
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Equal Access to the Courthouse Shouldn’t Depend on Having a Lawyer

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
Page 1 of Barnhill's Opposition to Motion to Stay and Motion to Consolidate, Case No. 2:26-cv-02818-JAD-MDC Sep 30
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While the Secretary of State Asks for More Time, I’m Asking the Court to Move Faster

While the Secretary of State Asks for More Time, I'm Asking the Court to Move Faster