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Nevada's "none of these candidates" voting option will be on the November ballot following an emergency stay sought by the secretary of state's office and granted by a federal appeals court.
Nevada's "none of the above" voting option was struck down Wednesday by a federal judge, who ruled the state's decades-old ballot alternative was unconstitutional because votes for "none" don't count in the final tallies that determine winners.
Last month, Judge Jones said the law was unconstitutional because votes for "none" don't count in the final tallies that determine winners.
‘None’ keeps place on Nevada ballot as injunction stayed, judge chastised →
"I don't buy your arguments that it isn't a vote, because it is a vote," Judge Jones said.
Judge strikes down ‘none of these candidates’ as an option →
