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Mounting pressure for Nevada Audit after New Evidence is uncovered



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“Donald Trump won ... after you account for the fraud and irregularities that occurred,” campaign attorney Jesse Binnall told reporters as he announced a new lawsuit asking a state judge to declare Trump the winner or to invalidate the presidential vote results.

Clark County election officials; declared the campaign and state Republican Party can prove 40,000 tainted votes, or enough to make up the approximately 2.4% vote difference Biden and Trump; and said media declarations that Biden won Nevada were wrong.

  • one of several battleground states that inexplicably stopped counting 
  • poll watchers barred from properly observing
  • mail-in ballots sent to everywhere by the millions.
  •  signed affidavits, were responded with threats of possible felonies just for people asking. 
  • Nevada’s top court denied President Donald Trump’s request to halt ballot counting in the state’s biggest county amid a dispute over the accuracy of its signature-matching technology and public access for election observers who claim they’re being kept too far from the action.


According to its website, Dominion Voting Machines serves more than 40 percent of the U.S. population. Its products are used in 28 states including New York, California, Nevada, Georgia, and Puerto Rico.

Dominion Voting Systems are also used in Clark County, Nevada.

Matt Deperno's team showed Dominion machines had a 60% error rate and Antrim County Michigan.

Clark County, Nevada election officials also *HAPPENED* to report an error scanning “ABOUT 70% OF BALLOTS!





Arizona style audit should be forthcoming in Nevada to address the many affidavits that point to massive election fraud.



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