Nebraska Secretary of State calls RNC lawsuit challenging state election law 'baffling'
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Outgoing Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen, a Republican, expressed confusion over a lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee (RNC) challenging a Nebraska state law that allows U.S. citizens who have never lived in the country to vote in state elections. Evnen, who lost his party's primary in May, defended the law and called the RNC's legal action "a little baffling." The lawsuit, joined by two Lancaster voters, targets a specific provision of Nebraska election law.
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· 3 pulledOutgoing Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen said he's baffled by a lawsuit that seeks to eliminate a provision in state law that allows U.S. citizens who've never lived in the country to vote in Nebraska elections.
The Republican top election official, who lost his party's primary in May, spoke with the Examiner about a lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee over a Nebraska state election law.
Evnen said he's baffled by a lawsuit that seeks to eliminate a provision in state law that allows U.S. citizens who've never lived in the country to vote in Nebraska elections.
LINCOLN — Outgoing Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen said he’s baffled by a lawsuit that seeks to eliminate a provision in state law that allows U.S. citizens who’ve never lived in the country to vote in Nebraska elections.Republican National Committe
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