RNC Alleges Irregularities in Nevada’ Voter Rolls, Issues Lawsuit Warning

Published on December 5, 2023

The Republican National Committee (RNC) and its chairwoman sent a letter to the Nevada Secretary of State’s office on Monday, alleging there are irregularities in the state’s voter registration figures. In confirming the letter was sent to the state, RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said that the “RNC is demanding that Nevada ensure only eligible voters can vote and will take legal action to ensure that outcome if necessary,” reported the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The letter, which was posted online Monday, stated that based on the RNC’s analysis, “Nevada is in violation” of the National Voter Registration Act. “By comparing publicly available voter registration records with the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2021 citizen voting age population data, we have determined that three counties have more registered active voters than adult citizens over the age of 18,” the letter alleges. “We have identified five other counties that have voter registration rates that exceed 90 percent of adult citizens over the age of 18, a figure that far eclipses the voter registration rate nationwide in recent elections.”...

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