On Election Integrity: A Plan, Not Just a Position
I don’t just talk about election integrity — I have a plan. The moment Question 7 (Voter ID) passes this November, I’ll be ready with implementation legislation to roll out photo ID for in-person voting and real verification for mail ballots. Clean, efficient, and built to protect the process without making it harder for lawful voters to participate. That’s accountability without theater.On Nevada’s Economy: Keep Us Competitive
I’ll push to repeal the Commerce Tax — a gross-receipts tax that punishes businesses over $4 million in revenue and undercuts the one advantage Nevada has over every income-tax state. And I’ll close the privacy gap that’s sending business formations to Wyoming and Colorado, where confidentiality protections outpace ours.On the Systems Nevadans Depend On
The SilverFlume-to-ORION conversion is happening right now — a major government IT migration with real risk to data integrity and vendor accountability. Twenty years running systems analysis means I know how to supervise it, not just hope it works.
A Message to Republicans and Independents Alike
If you’re a Republican who cares about election integrity but can’t stomach another cycle of conspiracy theories and lost credibility instead of results — I’m not asking you to abandon your principles. I’m asking you to back someone who will actually get the job done. If you’re independent, non-partisan, or just tired of both parties treating this office as a political prize instead of public service — I am your candidate. Nevada’s largest voting bloc isn’t Republican or Democrat. It’s independent. It’s time we had a voice in this office too. Brad Lee Barnhill is #YourIndependentVoice for Nevada Secretary of State.Learn more about Brad Lee Barnhill’s background and experience. Make a difference! Join the Campaign!
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I’m not asking you to trust a party on any of this — I’m not part of one.
I’m asking you to hold the office accountable for solving real problems. That’s the job, and I intend to do it.
— Brad Lee Barnhill
Candidate for Nevada Secretary of State
#YourIndependentVoice — Results, Not Noise


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