Nevada’s Clark County responds to Trump election claims
2022 Elections,2022 Nevada Senate Election,Catherine Cortez Masto,Adam Laxalt,Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,Local Governments
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Nevada’s Clark County on Thursday hit back at former President Trump’s claims that the local voting system was “corrupt” amid the tense wait for results on the state’s Senate seat.
Trump’s favored Republican nominee Adam Laxalt is slightly ahead of Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto in Nevada as of Thursday, but Clark County election officials say the ballot counting process in the state’s largest county could drag into next week.
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