Nevada prosecutors have refiled criminal charges against the six Republican “fake electors” who tried to overturn Donald Trump’s 2020 defeat in that state.

Ford filed the charges of “ uttering a forged instrument ” for a second time in Carson City this week after a judge dismissed an initial indictment in Clark County earlier this year, ruling the prosecutor filed it in the wrong venue, the Associated Press reports.

Nevada's attorney general has revived the state's 2020 fake electors case. Democrat Aaron Ford said Thursday that six Nevada Republicans are again charged with a felony tied to the bogus certificate they submitted to Congress declaring Donald Trump the 2020 winner in Nevada.

The Nevada Attorney General's Office has refiled charges against the six so-called "fake electors" who submitted documentation saying former President Donald Trump won the 2020 election when he lost.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said he's keeping the statute of limitations from running out on 2020 election effort to help Donald Trump.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced Thursday that charges have been filed in the Carson City Justice Court against six Nevadans involved in the 2020

Attorney General Aaron Ford announced Thursday he refiled the so-called “fake electors” case in Carson City, months after the case failed in Clark County. “We have filed these charges in Carson City as a preemptive measure to ensure that the statute of limitations on this charge does not lapse,

The Nevada Attorney General's office says charges have been re-filed against the six so-called fake electors, this time in Carson City.In a statement, Attorney