Nevada governor launches group backing voter ID requirement as rival coalition opposes his efforts

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Gov. Joe Lombardo (R-NV) announced he is leading a pro-voter ID super PAC as an election security ballot fight heats up in the battleground state of Nevada.

The Republican governor revealed he would chair the bipartisan Nevada Voter ID Coalition on Thursday. The news came the same day an opposing group unveiled a super PAC to stop Nevada from adopting a ballot question that would require voters to provide proof of their identities when voting either by mail or in person. 

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