ElectionsSaturday, November 7
Washoe County still has about 7,000 mail ballots to process, and five races are razor-close
The Daily Reno team
If you're still waiting on a local race, here's where Washoe County stood at 9 a.m. Friday. The Registrar of Voters estimated about 7,000 mail ballots were left to process, with about 2,300 provisional ballots still under review. Counting those, the county figures roughly 95% of ballots are counted.
Five Washoe races are separated by fewer than 500 votes
Source: Reno Gazette Journal
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Palomino Valley GID | 39 votes |
| Reno Ward 4 | 81 votes |
| Sparks mayor | 180 votes |
| Verdi TV District | 211 votes |
| County Commission 2 | 451 votes |
- Mail ballots in signature verification: 100
- Mail ballots being sorted and scanned: 6,900
- Results post once daily at 6 p.m. at electionresults.washoecounty.gov
- Washoe County Commission District 2: Marie Rodriguez leads by 451
The closest race inside the city of Reno is Ward 4, where challenger Eddie Gomez leads incumbent Meghan Ebert 5,588 to 5,507, just 81 votes. In the Sparks mayor's race, challenger Wendi Rawson leads incumbent Ed Lawson by 180. Results stay unofficial until county commissioners canvass them, which must happen by Fri., Nov. 13.
Washoe County's canvass is due Nov. 13
- Nov. 6Voters had until 5 p.m. to provide extra documentation for their ballots.
- Nov. 9Deadline to resolve ballots whose signature or validity is in question.
- Nov. 13County commissioners must canvass, or approve, the vote tally.
Source: Reno Gazette Journal
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