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Nevada GOP Senate hopeful clears up disclosure omission, faces FEC complaint

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    45% ReliableFair

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49% : Brown, whose campaign said in a release Friday he was visiting the southern border to meet with law enforcement, national security experts and community activists, finished second to former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt in the 2022 Republican Senate primary.
48% : The new disclosure form also lists two other companies that were previously not on Brown's initial form: Sierra Palisade LLC, which Brown formed last August, according to the Nevada secretary of state's office, as well as TBSA 30, a Texas-based company Brown founded in 2012 that helps burn victims.

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