Category: Policy Positions

Nevada mail ballot tracking is free and takes minutes to set up. Here is how to follow your ballot, fix a signature problem, and meet the November 3 deadlines.

Rural Nevadans deserve the same secure, simple path to the ballot as every other voter. Here is how an independent Secretary of State would deliver both security and access

Who will protect your vote? A Nevada voter should not have to wonder whether the rules will work differently because they live in Clark County, Elko County, or somewhere

Who will protect your vote? A Nevada voter who moves across town, changes a name, or serves in the military should not have to wonder whether a registration record

A practical Nevada election cybersecurity plan: paper records, meaningful audits, consistent county standards, public reporting, and secure voter rolls that protect both access and integrity.

Paper records for Nevada elections give voters a durable way to verify results, conduct meaningful audits, and strengthen confidence across every county.

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

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

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.

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