UNLV Report Finds 11 Election Fraud Instances in Nevada Over a Decade
A UNLV report analyzing election fraud in Nevada found it to be surprisingly rare, documenting only 11 instances over the last decade, with most cases resulting in criminal convictions.
Reno, NV, October 22, 2026 —
A University of Nevada, Las Vegas report analyzing election fraud in Nevada documented 11 instances over the last decade, according to the available summary of its findings. Most of the cases resulted in criminal convictions.
The report’s finding describes a small number of documented instances during the period it examined. The summary does not specify the exact dates covered, how the report defined election fraud, or what sources and methods researchers used to identify cases.
It also does not provide a breakdown of the cases, the number that led to convictions, the charges involved, or when those convictions occurred. The report’s authors and publication date were not included in the information available for this article.
Without those details, the finding offers a high-level count but does not establish how the cases were distributed over time or what types of conduct they involved. The summary also does not provide a comparison with other states or explain how the report assessed the frequency of fraud.
The available information says that most of the 11 instances resulted in criminal convictions, but does not identify which cases did not or describe their outcomes. Further details about the report’s scope, methodology and individual cases were not provided.
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