By spreading misinformation and attacking voting by mail, Trump and his campaign are waging war on the 2020 election.

The U.S. Constitution limits presidents to serving two terms.

Trump defended his indoor rally in Nevada by saying he was far away from the crowd and thus not afraid of getting the virus.

The COVID-19 pandemic has now killed close to 200,000 people, yet Trump held an indoor rally where few wore masks.

Also: A Georgia church takes a stand against LGBTQ discrimination and a federal court hands a victory to Texas voters.

Also: The cast of ‘The West Wing’ reunites to promote voting, and Pennsylvania may legalize recreational marijuana.

Barbara Cegavske is defending a new law that would send mail-in ballots to all active voters in the state.

Also: Racism is recognized as a public health crisis in Michigan, and residents of Nevada will have an easier time voting in November.

Advocacy groups and lawmakers have called on the federal government and state governments to collect the data to better understand the impact of the virus on LGBTQ people.

Trump supports voting by mail in Florida, where the governor is one of his top Republican allies.

Donald Trump is mad that the state’s elected legislature passed a bill to make it easier to vote by mail during the pandemic.

The National Republican Congressional Campaign is defending candidate Dan Rodimer, whose campaign says no charges were ever filed.

Voters were plagued with long lines in South Carolina, Georgia, and Nevada on Tuesday.

The Nevada men charged are part of the right-wing ‘boogaloo’ movement that seeks to start a civil war.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany offered a creative explanation for why Trump threatened Michigan and Nevada on Twitter.

Donald Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from Michigan and Nevada in retaliation for expanding access to voting.

Party officials have taken measures to avoid chaos in Saturday’s caucuses.

Donald Trump will rally supporters in Nevada, even though Republicans in the state have no primary or caucus this year.

The Nevada Democratic Party confirmed it would not use apps developed by the vendor Shadow Inc., which was behind the technology used in Iowa.

Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg graces the cover of Time magazine and voting rights take the spotlight in Kentucky.

Rep. Mark Amodei (R-NV) is no longer the chair of Trump’s Nevada campaign after he appeared open to the impeachment inquiry.

Arizona, Kansas, Nevada, and South Carolina look to silence Republican voters by canceling their primary contests next year.

Nevada’s senior Senator hopes to make Mitch McConnell minority leader again.

Nevada voters embraced Jacky Rosen’s progressive agenda, and punished Dean Heller for his attempts to sabotage the American health care system.

Nevada Republican Adam Laxalt gets brutally denounced — by his own family.

Nevada’s outgoing Gov. Brian Sandoval spurned Republican Adam Laxalt by flatly refusing to endorse his campaign.

Who would call a failed attempt to rip away health care from millions of families a ‘missed opportunity’? Nevada’s embattled Sen. Dean Heller, that’s who.

Dean Heller, who is one of the most vulnerable Republican senators up for re-election in 2018, received a direct public blessing from Trump. One of the last Senate candidates to get a similar blessing was failed nominee and accused pedophile Roy Moore.

Adam Laxalt, Republican candidate for governor of Nevada, walked away from the cameras rather than answer questions about the endorsement he received and touted from a sheriff accused of rape.

A high school student called Republican Rep. Mark Amodei’s office and demanded Congress do something on gun control. So the congressman’s office had him suspended.