Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford vowed to appeal a Friday ruling that tossed a criminal case against state Republicans accused of forging documents bearing the names of “invalid electors” after the 2020 presidential election.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford vowed to appeal a Friday ruling that tossed a criminal case against state Republicans accused of forging documents bearing the names of “invalid electors” after the 2020 presidential election.
It’s the first time a “false electors” case has been dismissed.
Similar criminal cases in Arizona, Georgia and Michigan continue.
“We disagree with the judge’s decision and will be appealing immediately,” Ford’s communications director, John Sadler, said via email.
Ford, a Democrat in his second term, indicted six GOP officials in December, just before a three-year statute of limitations expired.
