LAUREN BOWMAN BIS: Strip Clubs, Casinos, Bars And Gas Stations On Nevada’s Voter Roll
While some states have improved their election process, others have failed to make reforms and are doomed to repeat the mistakes of 2020. One of those states is Nevada. This key battleground state is set up for another…
While some states have improved their election process, others have failed to make reforms and are doomed to repeat the mistakes of 2020. One of those states is Nevada.
This key battleground state is set up for another chaotic election in 2024. The state will continue its disastrous 2020 policy of automatically mailing a ballot to every active registered voter. You read that right: Live ballots will be pushed through the U.S. Post Office to every active registered voter, not just voters who requested them.
To run an election by automatic vote-by-mail requires near-perfect voter rolls. Unfortunately, Nevada has thousands of errors on its voter roll.
Don’t take my word for it. Let the video evidence speak for itself.
I visited and searched for registered voters at some of these ridiculous commercial addresses listed as voters’ residences with a camera crew. Spoiler alert: I didn’t find the registered voter living at these addresses.
Most of the time I was met with bewilderment by people who worked at these businesses. When I visited the Red Dragon Casino and asked if they knew the voter who listed it as their residence, not only did the woman who worked there not know him, but she looked at me baffled as she told me: “This is a casino.”
Unfortunately, that is not the only casino on the voter rolls. Binion’s Gambling Hall located on the famous Las Vegas downtown Freemont Street is also claimed as a residence by a Nevada voter.