Citizen Outreach Foundation v. Cari-Ann Burgess

  • Filed: September 28, 2024
  • Status: Dismissed
  • Court: Second Judicial District Court
  • Latest Update: Oct 01, 2024
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The ACLU of Nevada has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit filed by the Citizen Outreach Foundation. The lawsuit seeks to remove over 19,000 registered voters from the voter rolls in Clark County, seven of whom are ACLUNV members. The challenge is based on the use of the National Change of Address (NCOA) database, which the petitioners claim indicates that these voters no longer reside at their registered addresses.

The ACLU of Nevada argues that this method of challenging voter eligibility is unlawful under both state and federal law, particularly because such voter roll purges cannot be conducted within 90 days of an election. Furthermore, the organization argues that removing voters solely based on NCOA data without personal knowledge of their residency violates Nevada’s legal standards.

The ACLU is intervening to protect their right to vote and prevent unlawful disenfranchisement just weeks before the November 2024 presidential election.

Case Number:
CV24-02182
Attorney(s):
Sadmira Ramic, Esq., Christopher M. Peterson, Esq.