Nevada court denies RNC partisan balance on mail-ballot signature verification board
After learning Clark County's signature verification board had more Democrats than Republicans, the RNC sued
The Republican National Committee's request for balanced partisan representation on Clark County's mail-in ballot signature verification board was denied Thursday by a Nevada court.
Lawyers filed the RNC's original case on Sept. 20 after Clark County denied its public records request for the political affiliation of poll workers, which the RNC argued should be made available under the Nevada Public Records Act.--
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By The Center Square Staff
Katelynn Richardson
Updated: November 4, 2022 - 11:45pm
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The Republican National Committee's request for balanced partisan representation on Clark County's mail-in ballot signature verification board was denied Thursday by a Nevada court.
Lawyers filed the RNC's original case on Sept. 20 after Clark County denied its public records request for the political affiliation of poll workers, which the RNC argued should be made available under the Nevada Public Records Act.
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