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Did Aaron Ford fight NV Energy's mandatory demand charge?

Matches stated record claim. His office challenged the charge in court and lost in May 2026, when a Clark County judge did not find it unlawful; he says he will appeal.

Aaron D. Ford

NV Energy's demand charge

Matches stated record claim

What they say

His campaign says he fought NV Energy's mandatory demand charge, which it calls unlawful.

“Aaron Ford fought back against NV Energy's unlawful mandatory demand charge”

Source: Committee to Elect Aaron Ford

What the record shows · May 26, 2026

His consumer protection office challenged the charge and took it to court. On May 26, 2026, a Clark County judge ruled against his office, and he said he would appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court.

Sources: Office of the Nevada Attorney General, The Nevada Independent

Limit: He has lost so far: the judge did not find the charge unlawful. He says he will appeal.

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