Coverage dated October 20, 2026

Attorney General Ford wants Nevada Supreme Court to weigh in on dismissed ‘fake electors’ case

Headline from Las Vegas Review-Journal

Attorney General Aaron Ford wants the Nevada Supreme Court to weigh in on the dismissed case against six Republicans accused of trying to award the state’s six electoral votes to Donald Trump in his unsuccessful 2020 re-election bid.

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  1. Californiaglobe

    Aaron Ford Appeals Dismissal of Nevada Alternate Electors Case After Judge Faults His Office for Withholding Evidence (opens Californiaglobe)

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    Second dismissal blasts Attorney General for withholding material evidence, presenting a distorted picture to the grand jury

  2. Las Vegas Review-Journal

    Attorney General Ford wants Nevada Supreme Court to weigh in on dismissed ‘fake electors’ case (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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    Attorney General Aaron Ford wants the Nevada Supreme Court to weigh in on the dismissed case against six Republicans accused of trying to award the state’s six electoral votes to Donald Trump in his unsuccessful 2020 re-election bid.