Attorney General Ford appeals dismissal of fake electors case to Nevada Supreme Court

Attorney General Aaron D. Ford - Nevada Attorney General  Office
Attorney General Aaron D. Ford - Nevada Attorney General Office
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Carson City, NV – Attorney General Aaron D. Ford has announced an appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court following Judge Holthus’s decision to dismiss the case against six individuals accused of submitting fake elector certificates in the 2020 presidential election.

“Yesterday evening Judge Holthus entered orders dismissing the State’s cases against six people who conspired and submitted fake elector certificates falsely declaring Donald Trump the winner of Nevada’s electoral votes in the 2020 presidential election,” Ford stated.

“My Office has appealed the dismissals to the Nevada Supreme Court. We remain confident in our case and look forward to bringing these individuals to justice and holding them accountable for their actions,” he added.

– Attorney General Aaron D. Ford

Read the Notice of Appeal.

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