Correcting the record
On Friday, April 1st, a story by Daria Sokolova featuring county commission candidate Leo Blundo, incorrectly identified him as a local GOP leader and as the chairman of the Nye County Republican Party.
For clarification, Leo Blundo is not even a member of the Nye County Republican Party.
He’s never served as chairman, however he did serve for nearly 11 months as the vice chairman until this past winter.
Bill Carns, Chairman
Nye County Republican Party
A more balanced approach is necessary.
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