Page 8 - ரோஸ் மில்லர் News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Saying the losing candidate cited the wrong statute in his lawsuit, the Nevada Supreme Court rejected an effort Thursday to overturn November’s razor-thin Clark County Commission election in District C.Democrat Ross Miller prevailed by 15 votes in a race that saw more than 153,000 ballots cast in the northwest valley district. Losing Republican candidate Stavros Anthony, a Las Vegas councilman, filed suit to force a new election.The Supreme Court said the suit was filed under a statute that addresses voting access and not irregularities in the election process, which Anthony contended. The court ruled that because no voters were prevented from casting their ballots, the results of the election stand. “We conclude that Anthony's challenge does not warrant a new election under NRS 293.465, as nothing prevented the election from occurring or voters from casting their votes in the election,” Chief Justice James Hardesty wrote in the opinion. “Rather, when a candidate challeng

United statesClark countyStavros anthonyJustice james hardestyLas vegasRoss millerSupreme courtNevada supreme courtDistrict courtClark county commissionRabbi silverஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்கிளார்க் கவுண்டிஸ்ட்யாவ்ரோஸ் அந்தோணிநீதி ஜேம்ஸ் கடினமானலாஸ் வேகாஸ்