Nevada Attorney General Files New Charges Against Six Republicans in 2020 Fake Elector Case

The charges, revived in Carson City after a prior dismissal, aim to address alleged forgery in declaring Trump the 2020 winner despite his Nevada loss.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford refiled felony forgery charges against six Republicans accused of submitting false electoral documents in 2020.
The charges were moved to Carson City after a Clark County judge dismissed the original case over jurisdictional issues earlier this year.
The defendants, including prominent state GOP figures, allegedly signed and submitted fake certificates declaring Trump the winner despite his 33,596-vote loss in Nevada.
The case is part of a broader investigation into similar schemes in other battleground states, including Georgia, Michigan, and Arizona.
Ford emphasized the importance of pursuing justice to uphold election integrity, while defense attorneys dismissed the charges as politically motivated.

The Nevada Independent