The Nevada Attorney General's Office’s case against six so-called Republican “fake electors” will move forward after a judge’s ruling, a spokesperson confirmed Friday.

In an effort to boost public confidence in Nevada's elections, Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar on Thursday announced the launch of a new website to increase transparency.

The decision from Justice of the Peace Derek Dreiling means the six defendants will be arraigned in district court, which is set for Oct. 27.

Nevada officials are taking another step toward building public confidence in the state’s election system.The Secretary of State’s Office has rolled out a new w

Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar launched a new website Wednesday to educate voters about election investigations and the complaint process.

All six of Nevada’s constitutional offices are up for election in 2026, including the governor’s seat. Capital Bureau Chief Tabitha Mueller is leading our coverage of the gubernatorial and attorney general races. Politics and data reporter Eric Neugeboren is taking point on the secretary of state and controller races.

More: We asked Ames mayoral, city council candidates questions. Here are their answers: Political experience and civic activities: 12 years Nevada City Council with six months as acting mayor. I have attended council meetings for 24 years and helped with various activities in Nevada.

A Democratic National Committee panel has drafted proposed standards to help the party decide which states will be the earliest to vote in the 2028 presidential primaries.