In an effort to boost public confidence in Nevada's elections, Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar on Thursday announced the launch of a new website to increase transparency.

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The Nevada Secretary of State’s Office has launched a new website to further transparency for elections, officials say.

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Nevada launches a new website to increase election transparency and improve public confidence in the electoral process.

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Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar launched a new website Wednesday to educate voters about election investigations and the complaint process.

Nevada officials are taking another step toward building public confidence in the state’s election system.The Secretary of State’s Office has rolled out a new w

Assemblyman Bert Gurr (R-Elko) announced today that he will be running for re-election to Nevada State Assembly District 33.  This seat encompasses most of rural eastern Nevada and includes most […]

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The Supreme Court of Nevada rejected an appeal late Tuesday from President Donald Trump's campaign to overturn the election results in the state, affirming President-elect Joe Biden's win in one of the battleground states that gave him overall victory.