Summary
We're still waiting on the final primary election results in Washoe County because officials are taking their time counting the remaining votes. This means we don't quite know yet which candidates will move forward to the upcoming city and county races.
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Impact analysis
Extended vote counting slightly increases administrative labor costs for the county, but it's nothing that will hit your personal wallet.
No one really benefits from the suspense, but patient voters get peace of mind knowing every single ballot is being checked.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
In Nevada election quirk, high card draw breaks tie in rural Washoe County trustee contest
In Nevada election quirk, high card draw breaks tie in rural Washoe County trustee contest KRXI2
Beadles-backed candidates come up short in Washoe down-ballot primary races
Beadles-backed candidates come up short in Washoe down-ballot primary races The Nevada Independent
Ask Joe: Why do Washoe County residents vote for Reno Justice Court?
Ask Joe: Why do Washoe County residents vote for Reno Justice Court? KRXI2
KUNR Today: Preliminary results still trickling in for local primaries in Washoe County
KUNR Today: Preliminary results still trickling in for local primaries in Washoe County KUNR Public Radio
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