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ElectionsThursday, November 5

Washoe County says about 92% of ballots are counted, with 15,800 mail ballots left

The Daily Reno teamFrom Thursday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're waiting on Washoe County's final numbers, you're not alone. The estimates about 92% of ballots are counted, with roughly 15,800 mail ballots still outstanding as of 9 a.m. Wednesday.

Of those, 3,800 are in signature verification and 12,000 are being sorted, extracted and scanned. Another 2,300 provisional ballots, which are set aside and reviewed after the election, are under review for eligibility. Because processing continues, the numbers may have changed since they were reported.

Most outstanding mail ballots are still being sorted and scanned

Sources: KOLO 8 News Now, KTVN

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Sorting, extraction and scanning12,00075.9%
Signature verification3,80024.1%
  • Updates: once daily by 6 p.m. on the county dashboard
  • Provisional ballots: expected in results early next week
  • Documents due: 5 p.m. Fri., Nov. 6
  • Official results: after the ends Fri., Nov. 13

Washoe's count turns official on Nov. 13

Washoe County's 2026 General Election timeline

November 2026

  • Documents due, 5 p.m.
  • Canvass completed

If you were asked for more documentation, we suggest getting it in by Nov. 6.

Sources: KTVN, Reno Gazette Journal

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Documents due, 5 p.m.Nov. 6
Canvass completedNov. 13

Sources: KOLO 8 News Now, KTVN, Reno Gazette Journal

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