Jim Marchant, the Republican running for Nevada secretary of state, blamed a “rigged election” for his failed bid for Congress in 2020. But there’s no evidence that fraud was the reason he lost in a reliably blue district.
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, a group of candidates running for statewide office across the country on a platform of denying the legitimacy of the 2020 election. His Trump rally claim was the latest in a series of statements he’s made painting the entire elections system as broken. His claims overlook that he’s won four primary or general elections since first running for state office in 2016.on Rumble, a website aggregating politically conservative content."They have been installed by the deep state cabal."."You haven’t elected anybody. The people that are in office have been selected. You haven’t had a choice.
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