ElectionsSunday, November 8
Washoe County says about 99% of ballots are counted
The Daily Reno team
If you're waiting on a tight race, here's where things stand. Washoe County estimates about 99% of ballots are counted for the 2026 General Election. About 1,100 mail ballots still need a signature cure before they count, and Mon., Nov. 9 is the last day to fix them. The county has a Signature Curing webpage with the how-to.
About 99% of Washoe County ballots are counted
99%Ballots the county estimates are counted as of Nov. 7
Source: KTVN
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Ballots the county estimates are counted as of Nov. 7 | 99% |
The county says its "Don't Wait Washoe" campaign worked. Communications Manager Bethany Drysdale said about 15,000 ballots arrived on Election Day, compared with about 20,000 in the primary, which had about half the turnout. The county had worried about 40-50,000. As of 9 a.m. Friday, about 7,000 mail ballots were still being processed.
- Provisional ballots under review Friday: about 2,300
- Mail ballots in signature verification Friday: 100
- Eligible provisional ballots: expected in results early this week
The ballot deadlines run through Nov. 13
- Nov. 6Voters had until 5 p.m. to give ID for provisional ballots.
- Nov. 9Last day for voters to cure mail ballot signatures.
- Nov. 13Canvass is to be completed, making election results official.