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Clark County, Nevada, registrar of voters Joe Gloria provides an update on the vote-counting process in the Las Vegas area.

Las Vegas officials provide update on vote count

Elections officials in Clark County, Nevada, provide an update on vote counting in the Las Vegas area.

being here this morning. I want to start off by making a a request. Police parking is very limited in this facility, and obviously we're very concentrated on trying to make sure staff can get out of here in and out of here safely and continue to count ballots. So keep in mind that we're going to be adding security at all of our entrances, and they'll only be granting access to those who are approved members of the media, members of my staff and those individuals who have business with the Election Department. So please keep that in mind. The purpose of being here this morning is to get some clarification on exactly what the work is that's being done here in Clark County to get the votes counted accurately. I have counts now on what we received from the Election Day drop offs, the U. S. Postal Service on Election Day and yesterday, and also some additional ballots that we had pending because we had to stop processing to begin getting ready for Election Day support. So on election Day, at the drop off locations that all votes centers on the Election Department, there were 34,743 ballots dropped off the U. S Postal service as of Election Day and yesterday brought to US 4208 ballots and there were 24,311 ballots that were pending when we stopped processing to get ready for Election Day. So that brings us to a total of 63,262 today. Staff is preparing to count and has already begun counting a little over 51,000 ballots that will be reported tomorrow prior to my 10 a.m. Brief. It's important that everybody understand that there are also additional ballots that are pending outside of what I just described. So I'm briefly going to go through those the provisional ballots that were cast during the early voting on election day. The first announcement that I need to make is that the posting that was placed on our website on election night and yesterday was incorrect. We determined that our tabulation software was incorrectly duplicating those records, and so the 120,000 that you may have seen on our website is an incorrect number that has been corrected and the post that is out on our website now at www dot clark county NV dot gov. Forward slash vote is correct, and those provisional ballots number a little over 60,000. We have to coordinate very closely with the secretary of state. We are a bottom up, a top down voter registration jurisdiction. And so all 17 counties need to send information to the secretary because there's not one single database that we all draw from. We all have our own. And so, in coordinating with the secretary of state, we're awaiting instructions from them on when to send our provisional listing up to them, because we need to make absolutely certain that nobody who's casting a provisional ballot here in Clark County has done so in another county. So we're waiting instructions from them on when to send that report so we can make that verification staff is still currently working on all of those provisional ballots to make determinations as to whether the voter was eligible to cast that provisional ballot. That work will be ready once we notify the secretary of state, and it is an automated process to pass those provisional ballots into the tabulation system we have a group of voters who are I d required for one reason or another. The deadline for those voters to get back to us is Friday, November 6th at 5 p.m. So that is another group of ballots that we will need to put into the system once where they have come in to provide their ID. The U. S mail will continue to deliver. So starting tomorrow through next Tuesday, which is the last day for us to receive a mail ballot that's been postmarked November 3rd, we will continue to receive mail. So again, those ballots are also separate. From what I previously reported the cure process in Nevada, which is statutorily required for those voters who have been notified that either did not sign their ballot or their signature, did not match in our system. They have until Thursday, November 12th, to cure that palette. The last day that we can tabulate and send ballots into the system is November 12th. So that night we will stay here until we are done entering ballots into the system. Because statute clearly tells us that we must be done counting by that date. With that information I hope that I've clarified a lot of the questions we are anticipating to have the bulk of our mail ballot that have been received into the system by Saturday or Sunday. Those ballots that air coming in through the US mail or that are being cured will be a small number on. We will continue to put those in, but the bulk of our ballots were hoping will be read by their son. And again, we won't complete until November 12th with all of those other ballots that Servas exceptions. So with that information, I've got a short period of time here where I can answer some questions from you. Yeah, go ahead. My response is that we're not aware of any improper ballots that are being processed. You got not directly that I'm aware of. I think it's important for the entire country to understand that mail ballots on this scale is very new to the state of Nevada. We made a decision here to provide as much access as we possibly could as a result of the pandemic, and so our processes run a little bit slower. Um, we also have to make sure that our data is being updated because we need to prevent people from voting twice in the system. And so we have to scan those in his mail received so that it updates the database. So our in person voters can't have voted twice. We're still receiving information from our election day laptops That will be complete today. So we're gonna update and make sure that all of the information was downloaded from all 1300 of those laptops that were used on Election Day to make sure that the automated system will reject mail ballots for somebody who has voted on election day. So our goal here in Clark County is not to count fast. We want to make sure that we're being accurate. The results in the state of Nevada obviously are gonna be very important to the entire country. And that is our number one goal. See? Outstanding number one more time. The outstanding number. It just went through the whole thing. What the Well, I I went through a long process. How about we get together after the Why is it taking so long? You can count 70,000 day. I think I just answered that question. You said deliberately. But if you have the capacity, why aren't you? Because they're not available. Sir, there are many steps in the process. So the first processes that we run it through our agility machine. Then there are two manual processes. Then it goes to the counting board and then it goes to tabulation. I need you to speak up so I can hear your question. I did not say they were already counted. I said today the staff is prepared to count $51,000 that are ready to be counted today. Those will be reported tomorrow at 10 a.m. Right there next year. Folks, I really need you all to speak up. I cannot hear you. Those air separate, And that's why I listed in my statement that those air separate from the numbers that I reported first we don't I don't have that number with Gloria to be summarize many girls. I think that's a number that I can't give you. I can't predict to you what's going to come through the US mail, So I deliberately went through all of these numbers, and I was hoping that you all would take the information that I'm providing. But there's a set number of ballots that we know are available to be processed, and that's the 60 63,000. Then I mentioned all of the other additional ballot. So we again again, we plan Thio to be able to have counted the majority of our mail ballots by Saturday or Sunday and then all of those other ballots that were statutorily limited. I can't count all the mail ballots till I have them, and we have to continue to accept them up till Tuesday, November 10. Repeat the numbers so that we were clear. 63262 That is correct. I personally dealt with Miss Stokes. She brought her claim to me. We reviewed the ballot, and in our opinion, it's her signature. We also gave her an opportunity to provide a statement if she wanted to object to that and provide a challenge to that, she refused to do so. A member of the Nevada secretary of State's Office investigation team also interviewed her, and they had no issue with the assistance that we tried to give her. I have nothing else to comment on that next question. Yeah, really, No, I could tell you that my wife and my mother are very concerned for me. But we have security here. We have law enforcement who are protecting us. I am concerned for the safety of my staff. We're putting measures into place to make sure that we have the security that's necessary. Again, We're going to begin to monitor the vehicles. Is they come in to make sure that they should be here and that their parking properly so that we don't prevent our employees from having an issue getting in and out of the facility. But I feel safe. We're gonna be OK. We're going to continue to count. We will not allow anyone to stop us from doing what our duty is in counting ballots. Yes, right there. Right. Who? The first part of your question relates to action that was taken by the Nevada Legislature. I don't make policy. I'm simply an administrator. So the Nevada Legislature acted in the summer, and we carried through that exactly what they prescribed for us to do as's faras through your second issue. That issue's been litigated on. The judge ruled in our favor. Daughter, please. Those air reports that we're going to generate after the election once we start getting ready to do our canvas. So that's information that I'll have available once we've done all of our work counted all the ballots. And if we have enough proof, we will definitely going out, uh, to arrest these people because those air obviously illegal actions. But that's on activity that needs to take place once we've done counting and getting the canvas done. All right, Most of these voters have been notified, and they actually voted because they voted provisionally and were told they didn't have the idea that they needed in order to do that, these air also mail ballot voters who are also notified that they needed to provide an ID on the envelope that sent out to them, and they felt to do so. So they've been notified. And the deadline is tomorrow at 5 p.m. I know that there are several people who are working to actively reach out to those voters and try to help them get in with that. I d. There was a question over here. Yes, right there. Okay. It depends on the status of our mail ballot process. We are running ships in certain areas. Eso we worked any time burying from 5 a.m. up to 10 or 11 o'clock at night. We don't run the 24 hour shifts that you see running in other states because the work that comes through on the mail ballot process is very deliberate as it moves forward. And so we complete the work that's, uh, done in each stage, and then the next day it carries forward to the next. Again I emphasize what I'm trying to report here is that Clark County looks like we'll be able to count the majority of our mail ballots by Saturday or Sunday. However, there are other ballots as a result of statutory requirements that we'll have to continue to read because we have to take ballots until next Tuesday. Yes, freedom on Saturday, Sunday? Absolutely. I will be here a 10 a.m. Until we're done, we're going to coincide with the secretary of state. I think it's very important that as a state, all 17 of the counties are working to coordinate with the secretary, who is our chief election officer. So she has reported that she put out today at nine we followed suit and we reported today if the secretary makes a decision not to report from here on out, we are going toe have to report. So if we have results to report, we will do it on a daily basis. As I mentioned, we're gonna do a 10 a.m. Brief to give you all an opportunity to ask questions. And our updates should be posted prior to that briefing right there. Any individual who had an issue with their mail ballot should have contacted his prior to election day. We are here to help the voter. I have been on many zoom interviews, many media interviews, many organizational groups throughout the county, letting them know that if you have an issue with your ballot, whatever it may be called 455 vote. However there past that process, the election is over. We're in the process of counting at this point right there. You know that's available on our website. I don't have that number right off the top of my head. But you can quickly see that on our website and our in our report right there. I'm sorry, ma'am. I can't hear you. I'm part of hearing and we're anywhere else, regardless of any reports that you're referring to, The numbers that I just gave you are the ones you should go with. Don't try to calculate it for yourself. I just told you that there are 63,000, 262 and then there are exceptions. So I can't answer any of your questions because you're drawing from data that I didn't calculate. Yeah, but that's not what I used to generate. I purposely set up this interview so that we could make sure and clear this up. You're drawing your data from somebody somewhere else and you want me to answer according to that number, I can't. That's why I gave you this information. My next question right there. Work. I can't give you a probability on that. What I can tell you is that we're firm in our A commitment to making sure that we're processing ballots with high integrity in the state of Nevada. A lot of that that depends on anybody who's aware of something. They feel that may have been nefarious. They need to notify our office and we'll get the Nevada Secretary of State involved with investigating that. But we're doing everything we can to uphold the integrity of the process Here in the Clark County, Absolutely. We're very committed here, and we have a strong history and Clark County of leading in our processes and the use of technology and working to keep things high, end integrity with everything I do. And we do as a team credit to my staff for their commitment as well in the hours they work. But what I really want to also hit home on and this is for election administrators across the country. I'm sure they agree with me. We're not concerned with breeding as fast as we can. We're concerned with making sure that we're accurate in what we report, because this is a very important election in the state of Nevada. It may make the decision for the president, so we take that very seriously on. We will make sure that we're doing everything properly, shout using every I mean, that's not what I said. I've said it many times. Clark County is looking like we will complete the bulk of our mail ballot count by Saturday and Sunday. After that, there are several exceptions that's related to statute. I can't I can't know what I'm going to receive in the mail next Sunday, Monday or not. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. I'm statutorily required to count those ballots if they're postmarked by the third. We have provisional ballots that are going to go in all of the exceptions that I mentioned those air ballots that will be counted. Anybody that was eligible in the casting a ballot and provided us anything they needed to provide the ballot will be counted by November 12th that I don't have observers. It's the general public that comes in and observes, I don't add observing. You need to speak up, man. Absolutely not. We've been working close with all parties, have been interested in observing our activities. In fact, we've gone above and beyond what the statute calls for us to do. The only thing Clark County needs to do, required by law, is to provide access to anyone who wants to observe US County. We realized with three engagement by the general public in this election that they were going to be concerned and probably want to see more. So we, as a courtesy provided mawr observation opportunities in other rooms. Now these groups have also been contacted on a regular basis, and they continue to say that we're not communicating with them. We started communicating with them in the month of August and September on. We made clear to them exactly what we would do. We set up a schedule to count, and it's a worst case scenario because we want to make sure that we've got all of our bases covered on. We're gonna have staff available to complete each task each step every day. Obviously, my staff is getting better at what they do because they've been doing it for over 20 days now. So if we finished before are scheduled time and there's no more work, they're done. And so we have notified observers who come up. There's nothing to observe it, and we've even gone so far as to tour them and take them to see the area to confirm that there's nothing going on. Unfortunately, there are some observers that come through that take it upon themselves to go into areas that they're not allowed to view, interact with our workers with they're not allowed to do we clearly communicate to them exactly what they can and can't do with observers. So, no, we have done everything we possibly can in Clark County to allow observers to participate. One more question. We're gonna take one more. Thanks. Male about? Yeah, the same day. The same day. Mail ballot. What do you mean by same day voting? Same day. You mean registration, voting in person, All of the in person votes air in the system day or drop off my mail ballots. Some of them, they're grouped in different areas. I can't tell you exactly which ballots went in and got counted. Well, I would have to go look at the batches and see where they came from. What I'm telling you is exactly what we know We have left. This could be a combination of drop off ballots, things that were left in the mail. That's all we really have left at this point. But according again, in person, voting was reported on election night. That would have been early voting on election day. All of the in person votes are in the system. Thanks, sir. Thank you very much. We'll see you tomorrow morning around. Yeah. Okay. So that concludes the press conference. But we are gonna let you go

Las vegas officials provide update on vote count

President Donald Trump's campaign makes an announcement in Las Vegas. Participants include former Director of National Intelligence Ric Grenell, former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, chairman of the American Conservative Union Matt Schlapp and Nevada GOP Chairman Michael McDonald.

and and the Steve I care deeply about both the rule of law and voter integrity. Like the rest of Nevadans in Americans WAY warned for the last few weeks that we could end up in a situation where Nevada decides the fate of the presidency. We warned that the Democrats changed this election system. They gave us mail in ballots on this. Thousands of ballots being mailed across this valley in trash cans and apartment buildings, people getting a Zeman ia's 18 ballots to their homes. Way new. These these roles were unclean, and we were told that signatures would save us from all fraud. But to date, we still have not been able to observe these signatures or or meaningful challenge a single mail in ballot out of hundreds of thousands of casts. We firmly believe that there are many voters in this group of male and people that are not proper voters. In the last many days, we have received reports of many irregularities across the Valley Way believe that there are dead Voters that have been counted were also confident that there are thousands of people in the during the pandemic today way Have a voter Jill Stoke E. Who was denied access to vote. She showed up to vote and she was told someone had already cast her ballot and she was denied the opportunity to vote. We're filing in Federal District Court here in Las Vegas. We're asking for emergency relief, a T, r O and injunctive relief. We're asking the judge to do to all of these irregularities to stop the counting of improper votes. Thank you. The courts in Nevada. Can you wait? Wait. The the reality is, is that transparency is not political for your name. Ballots are not automatically legal votes until they're checked. We're not being allowed to check Harry Reid machine recklessly through ballots into the mail. And now we cannot check whether or not there are nonresidents, which we have evidence publicly available evidence that you, all in the media, should be also looking at It's publicly available information that non residents have voted. There is a 30 day red requirement in the state of Nevada. If you have a for 30 days, it is illegal to vote. Reporters have a responsibility. The fact is, we are filing this federal lawsuit to protect legal voters. It is unacceptable in this country to have illegal votes counted, and that is what's happening in the state of Nevada. We've asked Clark County for answers. They have no answers. They continue to count illegal votes. That is unacceptable. And it's giving legal people a sense that the system is corrupt. We have to have a system where legal votes are cast. What the Harry Reid machine has done is throw out recklessly ballots and now they don't want us. Alex and we are seeing discrepancies all over. We are asking Clark County to give us answers. All of your questions about the details are legitimate, Honey, The Clark County officials are silent. They are not giving us any answers, and they continue to count these illegal votes, ballots versus legal votes. That's what we're talking about. It is unacceptable in this country. The president. The presidency is literally in the breach. Listen, you're here to take in information. We'll do your job. It's pretty easy. The president thank thank you all for turning out the thank you all for turning out. The presidency literally hangs in the balance. And what the fundamental principle is here is that we want to be able to make sure that the counting that occurs and that the results that happened can be respected by every American voter across this land and truly across the world. If you are not allowed in to see the process, both sides and all of you in the media, so that there is transparency so that there's meaningful well, it's that calls into question what those results will be. The idea in this country, the idea in America that we would somehow reduce or limit the ability to have basic insurance, that a ballot is illegal ballot, that a ballot is an acceptable ballot, that the person who voted that we took minimal steps to make true match, for instance, Those types of guarantees need to be in the process. And so we have to understand that what's going on in Nevada impacts what's going on all across this country, which is the American people wanna have confidence in the results that are coming out of Nevada that will occur when we can make a case why every ballad is an acceptable compliant ballot. Hey, let me, uh anybody do you want to introduce thes two are we can have them introduce themselves. These are individuals who have stories of discrepancy. If you want to state your name and briefly, uh, what happened? Way won't take any any questions. But you could step up. Go right here. Hi, My name is Jill Stoke. I went to vote. It was told Ira vote. I pursued the matter, and in years past, I always voted in person. This'll time. They mailed out the ballot and somebody took my ballot. They also took the ballot of my roommate. I was told by the interviewer from Channel eight when I said that other people do this. He said yes. He said, You're the first double. Thank you, Mr The Same for us. Please s and Sam T is in Tom O K K e Good. Finished. Good. Good morning. I'm Chris, but I'm gonna give my account. Uh, what happened? I was here, uh, actually been here quite a bit and was here with members of the Trump campaign and came in the media capacity information on election night. And unfortunately, was stereotype in that regard. Uh, you can take for that what you may and was not able to obtain any type of access by any means and got a little bit. I guess you could say assertive or aggressive is the word, so to speak. And the question was asked at 1 30 in the morning. Why are you here when our response was? Well, it's election night. That's why we're hearing you guys are obviously counting ballots. And it was unique because they said they had an hour have left accounting to do, says to moments later, we were asked to leave. Well, I find it ironic. We were asked to leave within 10 to 12 minutes when they said they had an hour and a half of counting left to do included. That was an attack, I think, on any type of conservative media or any individual or entity that wanted to have access and cover, and we find it very unique that other outlets are able to have full access. But we were not given any type of access what you mean, and the question, the validity of my background, any type of media, any type of experience whatsoever. So that was my personal accountant. E media. Were you representing Chris? Let me Let me just let me just say this. Um, all of your questions are very good, and they should be asked of Clark County way. Don't have access to the information. They're not giving us access to the ballots. The publicly available information raises. Ah, lot of questions. And yet we're not getting answers just like you were not going to take any more questions today. And I will say that we will have more to say at the end of the day after we filed. So always you have to do is ask your questions of Clark County way will make sure that we continue the pressure on them to thank you very much. Way, way want we want Trump way. Want Trump way? Want Trump to you wanna take? He doesn't want to take a photo booth. They know that

Trump campaign filing lawsuit over Nevada vote count

Trump campaign makes Nevada announcement

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HEALTH OFFICIALS AS HE MAKES THOSE DECISIONS. BACK TO YOU. &gt;&gt; THANK YOU. &gt;&gt;&gt; OFFICIALS ARE NOW ROLLING BACK REOPENING NATIONWIDE AS STATE AND LOCAL LEADERS TRY TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO STOP THE INCREASED SPREAD OF COVID-19. SAM BROCK REPORTS. THEY SAY THEIR EFFORTS TO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE ARE BEING MET WITH OUT RIGHT ANGER AS WE NEAR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. &gt;&gt; Reporter: THIS MORNING, SOME ARE FURIOUS IN FLORIDA AS A BATTLE OVER BEACH CLOSURES HEATS UP. THE MAYORS OF THREE FLORIDA CITIES SHOUTED DOWN BY HECKLERS WHILE ANNOUNCING THEIR BEACHES WERE CLOSED FOR THE UPCOMING 4th OF JULY WEEKENDS. THIS AS INFECTIONS NATIONWIDE CONTINUE A RAPID RISE. THE U.S. SURPASSING 2.5 MILLION CASES WITH MORE THAN 125,000 DEATHS. THIS IS OPENING DAY AT TRADER JOE'S. &gt;&gt; Reporter: THE HEALTH CRISIS IS CAUSING TENSIONS TO SPILL OVER. A NORTH HOLLYWOOD WOMAN SHAMED FOR NOT WEARING A MASK INSIDE A TRADER JOE'S. &gt;&gt; I HAVE A BREATHING PROBLEM. &gt;&gt; Reporter: IN CALIFORNIA, A CRUSH OF NEW CASES, ESPECIALLY IN L.A. FORCING THE GOVERNOR TO INTERVENE, ISSUING A STATE ORDER ON SUNDAY CLOSING BARS AND NIGHT CLUBS IN L.A. COUNTY AND SIX OTHERS WHILE RECOMMENDING 8 COUNTIES IN CALIFORNIA TAKE SIMILAR ACTION. OVER THE WEEKEND, RECORD NUMBERS IN GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, NEVADA, AND FLORIDA WHICH HAD MORE THAN 9500 NEW CASES ON SATURDAY. GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS SAYS THE BIGGEST INCREASE IS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE 25 TO 34. &gt;&gt; THIS IS BASICALLY SOCIALIZING. YOU ARE GOING OUT AND DOING DIFFERENT THINGS. &gt;&gt; Reporter: TO STOP THE SPIKE, FLORIDA IS BANNING DRINKING IN BARS JUST THREE WEEKS AFTER MANY REOPENED. &gt;&gt; WE ARE SHUT DOWN. WE DON'T HAVE A KITCHEN. WE DON'T SERVE FOOD. WE CAN'T OPERATE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: AFTER FLORIDA RECORDED NEARLY 10,000 CASES IN A SINGLE DAY, 18,000 FOR THE WEEKEND, I ASKED THE MAYORER OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY ABOUT THIS AND HE SAID IT IS NOT JUST THE NUMBERS HE FINDS UNNERVING BUT THE PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE TESTING

States consider reopening rollbacks

States consider re-opening rollbacks

Reno's Sierra Safari Zoo is asking for the public's help after the coronavirus shutdown forced their doors to close.

the Sierra safaris to a beloved part of Washoe County up here near Red Rock and they have a lot of different mouths to feed And certainly some of these animals have bigger appetites and others which is why they're asking communities help to feed them Sierra Safari says that they're scratching by right now but zoo is home to around 25 cats on average Sierra Safari says these animals go through 170 pounds of meat a day That's almost 1000 a week Usually filling a tiger's plate is not an issue for Sierra Safari Zoo given the company donations in the past  But right now the meat department is next to bear in the northern Nevada area The head caretaker says that even with past viruses he has never seen the zoo this close to closing The end is that it looks like the zoo will potentially have to close down and since we are the only zoo in Reno it would be really sad for all the people of the thousands thousands of people that have come out of here in the past and brought their kids and now they're kids They're bringing their kids so would be a really super bad thing We'd have to place the animals in other zoos and other facilities around around the United States right now with the zoo needs most is more meat They have local hunters actually coming in to help out bringing in some of the meat that they have had stored but they still could use more along with more hay straw fruits and vegetables Cereals and nuts as well for the monkeys here at the zoo also fuel a big concern as well so staff can go out and gather more food from this year's Safari Zoos Excellent maker reporting

Nevada zoo asks for meat donations to help feed animals

Zoo needs meat for animals

Nevada's Clark County School District is investigating reports of a game played inside a kindergarten class that they say "featured racial implications."

Kindergarten teacher investigated after "chase the slave" game

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RACHEL, Nev. -- The alien invasion was underway, and David Day wanted no part of it.

Area 51 Raid: How a town of 40 coped with an invasion

Area 51 Raid: How a Town of 40 Coped With an Invasion

Nearly a million Facebook users say they're going to raid Area 51 in Nevada on Sept. 20 in a quest to see aliens.



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Las Vegas officials provide update on vote count

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More than 1 million Facebook users plan to storm Area 51 in Nevada in search of aliens