Nevada has agreed to remove over 90,000 ineligible voters from its rolls, focusing on Clark County, which includes Las Vegas. The decision comes after a legal battle with the Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign. RNC Chair Michael Whatley praised the decision as a significant step for voter security. The Nevada GOP's Executive Board expressed satisfaction with the voter roll cleanup and vowed to achieve similar victories across the state's 16 counties ahead of the 2024 presidential election. The push for clean voter rolls began in April 2024, and Nevada-based News 4 reported that Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar, a Democrat, began the cleanup after sending postcards to over 150,000 voters whose mail was returned as "undeliverable" during the 2023 primaries.