Month: May 2017
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Nevada Legislature’s Democratic Leadership Keeping Voter Suppression Alive and Well
Voter suppression can be defined as any attempt to curtail participation in the electoral process. It can be obvious; voter ID, reducing poll locations and hours, requiring proof of citizenship, or skillfully concealed; requiring membership in a specific political party to vote in a publicly funded election, stopping a bill that would restore the right…
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April Voter Registration Not Good for Major Parties
Voter registration for April 2017 again was not kind to either the Democratic or Republican Party. Once again, they lost voter share over most demographics while the percentage of voters registered as Non-Partisan and in one of the minor parties increased. The only bright spots for either of the major political parties were in Washoe…
Nevadans for Election Reform 