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Nevada’s top election official told local election directors not to investigate the names of thousands of people who left the state but remain on its voter rolls. The watchdog group Citizens Outreach Foundation recently sued four jurisdictions in Nevada to force a review of the voter registration lists.  The plaintiff, responding to an August memo from the office of Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar, a Democrat, asks that the court order the local offices to process or review challenges to some voters’ names. In what Citizens Outreach Foundation President Chuck Muth calls a “David vs. Goliath” battle, the Left’s well-financed big guns have intervened to fight any efforts to maintain the accuracy of voter lists. Those big guns include Democratic superlawyer Marc Elias and the American Civil Liberties Union, The foundation flagged the suspect names using data from voter registration files and the U.S. Postal Service’s change-of-address list. “Several counties had started to process the challenges, until the secretary of state memo,” Muth told The Daily Signal. “After that, they said that in light of the secretary’s memo, we are not going to process.” Litigation was the last resort, Muth said, asserting that election clerks “got caught between a rock and a hard place.”  The Citizen Outreach Foundation is suing the state’s largest jurisdiction, Clark County, which includes Las Vegas. The suit also targets Washoe County, Carson City, and Storey County. The foundation established what it calls the Pigpen Project, aimed at cleaning Nevada’s voter registration rolls. It’s critical that election offices process challenges in order to flag mail-in ballots from ineligible voters, Muth said.  The organization initially flagged just under 4,000 names for election clerks in late July. After findings in late August and early September, the total number of suspect names on Nevada’s voter rolls is about 33,000 statewide, Muth said.  The check was only for those who moved out of state. Muth noted. His foundation didn’t look into potential noncitizens or deceased voters on the rolls, he said.  “We cannot comment due to ongoing litigation,” a spokesperson for the Nevada Secretary of State’s Office said in an email to The Daily Signal. The office’s August memo to election officials was written by Mark A. Wlaschin, deputy secretary for elections in the Nevada secretary of state’s office. The memo argued that any challenge must include “personal knowledge” about each individual voter it disputes.  “Recently, individuals have submitted challenges based on their ‘personal knowledge’ obtained from their review of data from databases or compilations of information,”  Wlaschin told election clerks in the memo. The memo continues: “County clerks who receive these challenges should reject them and instruct challengers that personal knowledge gained through firsthand experience or observation of the facts relating to a voter’s eligibility is necessary to file a valid challenge under either statute. In the absence of such firsthand, personal knowledge showing a voter’s eligibility, these challenges should be rejected.” Muth said Nevada’s definition of “personal knowledge” is a ridiculous standard. His organization argues that government sources—in this case the U.S. Postal Service and state voter rolls—meet the legal standard. Nevada is one of the most fiercely contested states in the Nov. 5 election, and only about two percentage points separated candidates in the last two presidential races in the state.  In 2020, Democrat Joe Biden beat Republican Donald Trump by about 33,000 votes statewide. Trump fell short by 27,000 votes against Democrat Hillary Clinton in the state in 2016. In the current race, Democrat Kamala Harris leads Trump by 1.1% in the Real Clear Politics polling average. The first court hearing in the case won’t happen until Oct. 23, Muth said.  “At this point, we are likely stuck as far as 2024 goes,” he said. “We want to have this sorted out going forward to 2026.” The first case asks Nevada’s First Judicial Court “to compel the Carson City and Storey County [election] clerks to perform their duties … by requiring the clerks to notify the registrant of the challenge and take the necessary actions as required under NRS [Nevada Revised Statutes] 293.530,” the complaint says.  In an email response to The Daily Signal, Carson City Recorder Scott Hoen wrote: “I am following NRS and the secretary of state has given me clear processes to follow.” Storey County Clerk and Treasurer Jim Hindle referred questions on the cases to the office of the county’s district attorney, which didn’t immediately respond to The Daily Signal.  A Clark County spokesperson said in an email:  “The county is unable to comment on pending litigation.” Election officials in Washoe County didn’t respond to a request for comment before publication time.  The ACLU of Nevada filed a motion Tuesday to intervene in the Washoe County case, arguing that removing names from the voter rolls fewer than 90 days before an election would violate the 1993 National Voter Registration Act.  “This isn’t just about Washoe County. We’re seeing similar voter purge attempts across the country, targeting voters with flawed data and reckless methods,” ACLU of Nevada Executive Director Athar Haseebullah said in a public statement. “It’s a coordinated national plan with the same goal: to make it harder for people to vote. We’re standing up against this nationwide attack on voting rights and ensuring every eligible voter can cast their ballot.” A judge granted motions to intervene in the cases filed by left-leaning groups RISE, a youth activist group; the Institute for a Progressive Nevada; and the Nevada Alliance for Retired Americans, according to Democracy Docket, an organization established by Elias, the Democratic election lawyer.  Democracy Docket featured the Nevada cases on its website and in an email newsletter, asserting: “Pro-voter organizations stepped in to defend four Nevada counties from right-wing lawsuits trying to require the counties to process tens of thousands of voter challenges, saying the move would cause ‘electoral chaos’ as ballots are already being sent out.” A Democracy Docket spokesperson didn’t immediately respond to an inquiry from The Daily Signal about this report.  Noting that Elias has represented the presidential campaigns of Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and John Kerry, Muth said the attorney now represents the liberal groups in the case against the Citizen Outreach Foundation.  “And yesterday, District Court Judge James Russell granted Elias’ request to intervene in the lawsuits,” Muth wrote of the Pigpen Project, referring to Elias’ representing liberal organizations. “So now our little Nevada nonprofit organization is going up against various County Clerks/Registrars, their District Attorneys, the Nevada Secretary of State, the Nevada Attorney General … and Marc Elias. Talk about David vs. Goliath.” The post Nevada Election Chief Blocks Inspection of Suspect Voter Names in Swing State appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Americans throughout the Southeast have been stranded by Hurricane Helene without power, water, or cell service — and many have lost their homes and even lives. The devastation is unimaginable, and the Robertson family has witnessed it all firsthand. Al and Lisa Robertson were staying in Black Mountain, which he explains was hit with 20-plus inches of rain in two days — before Hurricane Helene reached them. “There was just the perfect storm, and I say that in a negative way,” Al says. “This one had some bite to it.” “First you’re just praying, you know, spare us, and then you start praying about the people down lower ‘cause you think of down the mountain, this isn’t going to be good. Lisa and I were staying at a little house, kind of pretty much close to the top. I’m praying because I was worried about a mudslide,” he continues. When the morning came around, Al recalls that “it was like a war zone.” And after trying to get out of the mountains, they realized they were landlocked. “We make it about half a mile on I-40 and mudslide,” he explains. “Trees on the road, all this stuff, can’t go this way. So then we’re trying to find is there another way around? Nope. Everything over there’s shut down.” “So then you start thinking, what if we go south? Nope. Closed. There’s a river across the interstate,” he continues. “So we take off north, planning to get high enough up, maybe above the worst damage to cut across and then go east. We get to Tennessee, we’ve been driving a couple hours, and the interstate is collapsed.” “We’re trapped, we cannot leave,” he adds. “We have no phones, we have no electricity at this point, we don’t even have a place to stay, but we do have family. And I’m thinking, I mean, there’s a helplessness that comes over you at that moment, because I got half a tank of gas and there’s no gas stations.” As other people from out of town were waiting for places to open up, Al recalls realizing that those in electric cars were “doomed.” “There’s no electricity for you to power your vehicle with,” he explains. However, Al and Lisa did see signs of hope in the “rednecks” who were prepared and used that to help others. “They helped other people. They would go to their neighbors' [houses], and we saw a whole truckload of people just going from place to place, helping,” Lisa says. Tragically, there are still around a thousand people missing and over a hundred people have been confirmed dead. “It’s going to wind up being devastating numbers for sure,” Al says, sadly. Want more from the Robertsons?To enjoy more on God, guns, ducks, and inspiring stories of faith and family, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard said she is filing a lawsuit over being placed on a terror watch list after she criticized Vice President Kamala Harris (D) as being unfit to serve as president. Gabbard revealed her litigious intent to Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck on his show Wednesday. 'There are many Americans whose names will never make headlines who have also been wrongly targeted by this administration specifically because of their political views and their exercise of their right to free speech.' "The Federal Marshal's whistleblowers came forward and exposed the truth and provided evidence about how one day after I criticized Kamala Harris on a televised national interview, talking about how dangerous the consequences would be if she were to serve as president and commander in chief, the very next day, I was placed on a domestic terror watch list called 'Quiet Skies,'" she said. Gabbard added that the watch list is so secretive that even members of Congress are uninformed about its existence. "Given no reason why I was put on the list, there's no due process to say, 'Hey show me what you got and take me off the list.' As far as I know, the last time that I asked, I heard that the targeting package that the TSA built against me is still operational," she continued. Gabbard said she is pursuing legal action with the help of attorney Jay Sekulow and the American Center for Law and Justice. "I hope that Congress takes this up," she added. "I'm not the only one who's being impacted by this. There are many Americans whose names will never make headlines who have also been wrongly targeted by this administration specifically because of their political views and their exercise of their right to free speech."She said in August that she was still on the watch list after endorsing former President Donald Trump for November. Gabbard helped Trump prepare for his debate with Kamala Harris after the former congresswoman shut down the Democratic vice president during their 2020 Democratic primary debate. Here's Glenn Beck's interview with Gabbard: Want more from Glenn Beck? To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!