Washoe County says most ballots are counted, but thousands still need review before results are finalized.
Votes are still being counted here in Washoe County. The registrar of voters’ office gave an update Friday on how many votes are still waiting to be processed.
The county still has thousands of ballots left to process.
The first election results are in, with Democrats leading several closely watched Nevada races. See the numbers.
Washoe County’s “Don’t Wait Washoe” campaign aimed to boost early voting ahead of Election Day, and nearly 44 percent of voters returned ballots prior to election day.
Nevada has seen good turnout for early voting, but some voters are waiting until Election Day. There are some things those voters should know as they head to the polls.
In Washoe County, a printing error caused the word "false" to appear on 32,000 initial mail ballot return envelopes, raising concerns.
More than one third of Washoe County’s registered voters have cast ballots, totaling over 100,000 votes including mail and early voting. First-time voters, such as Sierra Nevada Job Corps participants, actively engaged in the process, encouraged by preparatory programs and group voting efforts.
Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar made his way to UNR on Tuesday afternoon to speak to students about the importance of voting.
Early voting ends Friday in the Silver State, and according to the Secretary of State's office, 254,000 mail-in ballots have already been returned statewide, while 170,000 people have cast their ballots at early voting centers.