Nevada Republican 'fake electors' cite First Amendment amid push to move case out of Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Attorneys for the six Nevada Republicans who submitted fake electoral certificates to re-elect then-President Donald Trump are renewing their push to have the case moved out of Clark County while saying the U.S. Supreme Court could have weighed in, though ultimately did not.

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