Nevada Secretary of State accuses DHS of intimidation without evidence
3 Sep 25 · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 3 of 3
Francisco Aguilar, Nevada's Democratic Secretary of State, issued a statement rejecting DHS's claims and characterizing the agency's conduct as intimidation rather than legitimate election security work.
“Our records do not support DHS's claims, and DHS has still not provided evidence to change that. Instead, DHS officials continue their attempts to intimidate election officials into compliance and deter voters with huge claims of fraud with no evidence.”
Francisco Aguilar, Nevada Secretary of State
Donald Trump U.S. President
Markwayne Mullin Homeland Security SecretaryFrancisco Aguilar Nevada Secretary of State (Democratic)Greg D. Ott Nevada Deputy Attorney General
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