Attorney General of Nevada Files Charges Against Fake Electors from 2020 Elections

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, a Democrat, has refiled criminal charges against six Republican “fake electors” who attempted to overturn Donald Trump’s 2020 election defeat in the state. The new charges stem from a jurisdictional issue that caused the original case to be thrown out by a Las Vegas judge. The defendants, including high-ranking state GOP officials, are charged with forgery and could face serious legal consequences. Ford, who is also planning a run for governor in 2026, emphasized the importance of holding these individuals accountable for their actions, which he described as attempts to undermine democracy and the results of a free and fair election. The charges against the fake electors are seen as a significant step in preventing similar attempts in the future and upholding the integrity of the electoral process. Trump’s inability to intervene in state-level prosecutions highlights the legal challenges facing those who seek to manipulate election results through illegitimate means. The new charges come as Nevada and other states grapple with efforts to subvert the democratic process and ensure that all elections are conducted in a lawful and transparent manner.

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