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Cisco Aguilar serves as Secretary of State for Nevada as the Trump administration and DHS issue statements supporting claims regarding election integrity.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Cisco Aguilar's office is preparing for the presence of federal agents in Nevada.
  2. DOJ observers will monitor Nevada elections, confirming Aguilar's role as Secretary of State.
  3. Aguilar's office disputes DHS voter data and implements operational change (Orion) in Nevada.
  4. Aguilar oversees new voting machine process in Nevada.
  5. Nevada officials criticized DHS for belated support in election integrity claims.

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11 reports, 8 independent, last reported Oct 30. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Cisco Aguilar serves as Secretary of State for Nevada as the Trump administration and DHS issue statements supporting claims regarding election integrity.

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  1. Cisco Aguilar's office is preparing for the presence of federal agents in Nevada.Sub-event
  2. DOJ observers will monitor Nevada elections, confirming Aguilar's role as Secretary of State.1 source
  3. Aguilar oversees new voting machine process in Nevada.1 source
  4. Aguilar, as Nevada Secretary of State, launched a campaign to assure voters.1 source
  5. Nevada officials criticized DHS for belated support in election integrity claims.1 source
  6. Cisco Aguilar defends Nevada's state autonomy against federal data mandates regarding voter rolls.Sub-event
  7. Aguilar confirmed as Nevada Secretary of State amid Trump/DHS election integrity claims.1 source

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