BREAKING: 9K MORE VOTES COUNTED THAN CAST IN NV 2020 TRUMP ELECTION

Aug 7, 2021

Rob Lauer Political Reporter

The non-profit Voter Reference Foundation (VRF), which officially announced its launch this week, discovered that 15 of Nevada’s 17 counties certified more ballots cast than voters recorded as voting. Clark (5,869 more) and Washoe (2,191) had the largest discrepancies, according to VRF.

VRF was created by Restoration Action, an educational 501c4 organization founded by West Point graduate Doug Truax. Gina Swoboda, who previously served in the election division of the Arizona Secretary of State, serves as executive director of VRF, which states its mission is “to provide public access to official government data pertaining to elections, including voter registration rolls.”

“VoteRef is the beginning of a new era in American election transparency,” Swoboda said. “We have an absolute right to see everything behind the curtain. Too often election information is de facto secretive — it might technically be accessible but the average citizen has no idea how to access it. Today, that begins to change.”

VRF’s data shows 1,398,790 Nevadans cast a vote. That’s 8,952 less than the state’s official certified total of 1,407,754.

Nevada (R) Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske has repeatedly denied any voter fraud occurred in the 2020 elections and that the votes cast were properly certified. But Pres. Trump’s team sued claiming more votes counted than lawfully cast. The NVGOP censured Cegavske for failing to investigate voter fraud and irregularities.

VRF has posted its Nevada analysis and all of its underlying source data– including individual voter files and histories– on their brand new website VoteRef.com.