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    Live updates: Nevada Republican Party appeals verdict after judge dismisses election suit

    Brian RodriguezBy Brian RodriguezDecember 5, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Nevada’s Republican Party said Friday it plans to file an appeal after a state judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging fraud in the Nov.3 presidential election.

    Judge James Todd Russell in Carson City rejected efforts to overturn the results, claiming a lack of evidence.

    “The contestants did not prove … that illegal votes were cast and counted and should have been rejected during the signature verification process, or the legal votes that should have been accepted” were not counted in numbers that would have affected the result, he said. wisdom.

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      • Judge James Todd Russell in Carson City dismissed the lawsuit due to lack of evidence.
      • Trump campaign attorney Jesse Binal has made allegations of voter fraud, claiming that 4,2,284 votes have been counted twice; Nearly 20,000 voters are found to have voted without a Nevada mailing address; 2,468 voters changed their address to another state; A total of 1,506 votes are assumed to have been voted by deceased individuals.

      Judge James Todd Russell in Carson City dismissed the lawsuit due to lack of evidence.

      Trump campaign attorney Jesse Binal has made allegations of voter fraud, claiming that 4,2,284 votes have been counted twice; Nearly 20,000 voters are found to have voted without a Nevada mailing address; 2,468 voters changed their address to another state; It is assumed that 1506 votes were cast by the deceased individuals.

    Trump 2020 campaign attorney Jesse Binal has made allegations of voter fraud, claiming that 4,2,284 votes have been counted twice; Nearly 20,000 voters are found to have voted without a Nevada mailing address; 2,468 voters changed their address to another state; A total of 1,506 votes are assumed to have been voted by deceased individuals.

    Follow below for updates on the legal challenges of the 2020 elections. Mobile users click here.

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