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On Thursday, a federal court in Nevada dealt a severe blow to a conservative group trying to limit access to the ballot in the state.
After the Republican Secretary of State moved to adopt an all-mail voting system as a safeguard against COVID-19 exposure, True The Vote sued to void the proposal, arguing that the legislature did not give the authority for such a measure, and that it would be rife with fraud.
Chief District Court Judge Miranda Du obliterated their logic in a forceful ruling, determining there was no evidence to support any of their fraud claims — and that furthermore they lack standing to challenge the measure in the first place.
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