Nevada's New Election Rules: Mail-In Ballots, Voter Challenges, and Campaign Spending

Nevada Lawmakers Approve New Election Rules: Mail-in Ballots, Voter Challenges, and Campaign Spending

Nevada lawmakers, led by Democrats, have approved a new set of election rules. These rules address disputes from last years election and include changes to mail-in ballots, voter challenges, and campaign spending.

For mail-in ballots, if theyre received up to three days after Election Day with no visible postmark, counties must count them. Officials can use barcode scans to confirm the Postal Service got them on time. This rule has sparked concerns from Republican lawmakers, who worry it fuels fraud fears.

The rules also tighten voter challenges. Challengers now need firsthand knowledge of issues like someone moving, not just info from databases. This blocks large-scale efforts, like one last year targeting more than thirty thousand voters.

Lastly, candidates can use campaign donations for firearms, ammunition, training, and home security systems. This expands personal protection options and passed with no debate.

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