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problems appears elusive in Washoe County. That leaves about 6,000 ballots left to be counted across swingy Washoe County, where Biden leads by a significant margin, and rural Nevada, where Trump has been winning votes handily. Election officials in Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, expect to spend the coming days counting the votes as more mail ballots — predicted to heavily favor the Democrats — arrive. “Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on.” In Nye County, Merlino said she is concerned that poll observers could be aggressive once again in 2022. new video loaded: Watch Full Video: Nevada Officials Deliver Election Update 1:27 0:27 1:06 2:13 0:52 1:39 1:25 1:49 1:14 0:55 0:49 Advertisement “Not just workwise … but the pressure, the angry people — it was pretty rough.” Even as some clerks and registrars plan to remain in their positions for another year, (including Merlino, who is not running for the position again for | These are general election results for the years listed. These are general election results for the years listed. These are general election results for the years listed. The race you're looking for may fall outside our coverage area, or there may not be elections at this time. © 2024 Electoral Ventures LLC. Profile Sections tv Featured More From NBC Follow NBC News There are no new alerts at this time F﻿ormer President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, NBC News projects, after he ran essentially unopposed in the contest. Special elections, if any, are excluded. Special elections, if any, are excluded. Special elections, if any, are excluded. President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.   100% reporting
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Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
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A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution.Read more ›
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The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Track the Electoral College results ›
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These are general election results for the years listed. These are general election results for the years listed. These are general election results for the years listed. The race you're looking for may fall outside our coverage area, or there may not be elections at this time. © 2024 Electoral Ventures LLC. Profile Sections tv Featured More From NBC Follow NBC News There are no new alerts at this time F﻿ormer President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, NBC News projects, after he ran essentially unopposed in the contest. Special elections, if any, are excluded. Special elections, if any, are excluded. Special elections, if any, are excluded. President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.   100% reporting Vote share * Incumbent    100% reporting  100% reporting 100% reporting Vote share 100% reporting Vote share 100% reporting Vote share * Incumbent * Incumbent 100% reporting 100% reporting 100% reporting 100% reporting 100% reporting 100% reporting 100% reporting Source: Election results and race calls from The Associated Press By Sarah Almukhtar, Mike Andre, Wilson Andrews, Matthew Bloch, Jeremy Bowers, Larry Buchanan, Nate Cohn, Alastair Coote, Annie Daniel, Tiff Fehr, Samuel Jacoby, Josh Katz, Josh Keller, Aaron Krolik, Jasmine C. Lee, Rebecca Lieberman, Blacki Migliozzi, Paul Murray, Kevin Quealy, Jaymin Patel, Adam Pearce, Rachel Shorey, Michael Strickland, Rumsey Taylor, Isaac White, Maxine Whitely, and Josh Williams. State voted with the overall winning candidate Colored bars represent electoral votes by party. In the Republican contest, the option "none of these candidates" won, although there were no delegates at stake in that election. Nevada also held Republican and Democratic primaries on Feb. 6, two days earlier. Voters were also able to select “none of these candidates.” Biden and author Marianne Williamson were the only two Democratic candidates on the ballot.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election

**Nevada's election results are still trickling in, with Washoe County remaining a key battleground.** While Joe Biden holds a significant lead in the county, which includes Reno, thousands of mail-in ballots remain uncounted. These ballots are expected to favor Democrats, potentially widening Biden's lead.

Rural Nevada, on the other hand, has consistently favored Donald Trump, contributing to a tight race statewide. Election officials in both Washoe and Clark County, which encompasses Las Vegas, anticipate spending the coming days processing the influx of mail ballots.

"Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on," said a Clark County official, highlighting the crucial role these ballots play in determining the final outcome.

The close race and the potential for a protracted count have raised concerns about the safety and well-being of election workers. Nye County Clerk Sandra Merlino expressed apprehension about the possibility of aggressive poll observers in future elections, citing the "pressure and angry people" experienced during the 2022 midterms.

Despite the challenges, many election officials, including Merlino, are committed to continuing their service. However, the experience has underscored the need for increased support and protection for those who ensure the integrity of our elections.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Washoe County remains a crucial battleground:** With thousands of mail-in ballots yet to be counted, the outcome in this swing county could significantly impact the final results.
* **Rural Nevada favors Trump:** The former president has consistently performed well in rural areas, providing a counterbalance to Biden's strength in urban centers.
* **Mail-in ballots are crucial:** These ballots are expected to heavily favor Democrats and could ultimately decide the winner.
* **Election worker safety is a concern:** The experience of 2022 has highlighted the need for increased protection and support for election officials facing increasing pressure and potential threats.

**For the most up-to-date results and interactive maps, please visit [link to official election website].**

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and does not include specific vote counts or percentages. For detailed results, please refer to official sources.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election

Nevada's election results are slowly coming into focus, but a clear picture remains elusive as thousands of ballots remain uncounted, particularly in Washoe County.  

While Joe Biden currently holds a significant lead in Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Donald Trump is performing strongly in rural areas, the final outcome hinges on the remaining 6,000 ballots scattered across these regions. Election officials in both Washoe and Clark County, home to Las Vegas, anticipate spending the coming days meticulously counting these votes, many of which are expected to be mail-in ballots and likely favor the Democrats.

The slow count is generating anxiety among election officials, who are facing increasing pressure and scrutiny. Nye County Clerk Samantha Merlino expressed concerns about the potential for aggressive poll observers in future elections, citing the challenging experiences encountered during the 2022 midterms.  

"Not just workwise... but the pressure, the angry people — it was pretty rough," Merlino stated, highlighting the toll that heightened tensions can take on election workers.

Despite the challenges, many clerks and registrars, including Merlino, are committed to continuing their service, ensuring the integrity of the democratic process. As the final votes are tallied, Nevada waits with bated breath for a definitive result.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Close Race:** The Nevada election remains too close to call, with thousands of ballots still outstanding.
* **Washoe County Crucial:** Biden's lead in Washoe County is significant, but the final count will determine its impact on the overall outcome.
* **Rural vs. Urban Divide:** Trump is performing well in rural areas, while Biden is favored in urban centers like Las Vegas and Reno.
* **Mail-in Ballots Key:** The remaining uncounted ballots are primarily mail-in, which are expected to lean Democratic.
* **Election Worker Concerns:** Election officials are facing increased pressure and scrutiny, raising concerns about the future of election administration.

**For the most up-to-date results and interactive maps, please visit [link to official Nevada election website].**



## See Full Results and Maps From the Nevada Election

**Nevada's election results remain in flux as thousands of ballots remain uncounted, particularly in Washoe County, leaving the final outcome in several races hanging in the balance.**

With a significant portion of the votes still outstanding, Washoe County, a crucial swing county encompassing Reno, holds the key to determining the winners in several close contests. While President Joe Biden currently holds a comfortable lead in Washoe, the margin could tighten as thousands of mail ballots, expected to favor Democrats, are processed.

“Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on,” said a Washoe County election official, highlighting the importance of these outstanding votes.

Rural Nevada, where former President Donald Trump has consistently garnered strong support, also has a number of ballots yet to be counted. The final tally in these areas could significantly impact statewide races.

Election officials in both Washoe and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, are diligently working to process the remaining ballots in the coming days. The final results are expected to be certified within the next week.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential race is garnering national attention, local elections across Nevada are also being closely watched. Several races for state legislature, county offices, and local ballot measures remain too close to call. 

**Challenges for Election Officials:**

The 2020 election presented unique challenges for Nevada's election officials. Nye County Clerk Sandra Merlino expressed concern about the potential for increased aggression from poll observers in future elections, citing the intense pressure and scrutiny faced by election workers in 2020.

"Not just workwise … but the pressure, the angry people — it was pretty rough," Merlino stated. Despite these challenges, many election officials, including Merlino, are committed to continuing their service to ensure fair and transparent elections in Nevada.

**Looking Ahead:**

As Nevada awaits the final results of the 2020 election, the focus will shift to analyzing the impact of these races on the state's political landscape. The outcome will likely have implications for both national and state politics, shaping the direction of Nevada for years to come.

**For the most up-to-date results and interactive maps, please visit the Nevada Secretary of State's website.**

**Stay tuned for further updates as the counting continues.**



## See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election

**Reno, NV** - As the dust settles on Nevada's election, the race remains tight in key areas, with thousands of ballots still uncounted. While the overall picture is starting to emerge, the final outcome in some races hangs in the balance.

The focus remains on Washoe County, home to Reno, where approximately 6,000 ballots remain to be counted. With Democratic candidate Biden currently holding a significant lead in the county, these outstanding votes are likely to have a substantial impact on the final results. In contrast, rural Nevada has largely favored Republican candidate Trump, widening the divide across the state.

Election officials in both Washoe and Clark County, which encompasses Las Vegas, are diligently working to process the influx of mail-in ballots, a process expected to continue for several days. These ballots are predicted to lean heavily Democratic, potentially shifting the balance in close races.

"Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on," said one Clark County official, highlighting the importance of these remaining votes.

The counting process, however, hasn't been without its challenges. Nye County Clerk and Registrar, Samantha Merlino, expressed concern about the potential for aggressive poll observers in future elections, citing the stressful and sometimes hostile environment experienced during the recent election.

Despite these challenges, many election officials remain dedicated to their crucial role in ensuring a fair and accurate count.

**Interactive Maps and Results:**

For detailed precinct-level results and interactive maps visualizing the vote distribution across Nevada, visit [insert link to official election website]. 

**Key Takeaways:**

* Thousands of ballots remain uncounted in Washoe County, where Biden currently leads.
* Rural Nevada has largely favored Trump.
* Mail-in ballots, expected to favor Democrats, are still being processed.
* Election officials are working diligently to complete the count amidst challenges posed by poll observers.
* The final outcome in some races remains uncertain.

As the final votes are tallied, Nevada residents and the nation await the complete picture of the state's election results.

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and does not include specific vote counts or projections. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to official election sources.


## See Full Results and Maps From the Nevada Election

**Reno, NV** - Nevada's tight election has left the nation's eyes glued to the silver state as crucial votes in Washoe County remain uncounted. While Joe Biden holds a significant lead in the county, which encompasses Reno, and Donald Trump dominates rural areas, the outcome hangs in the balance as thousands of ballots await processing.

Election officials in Washoe and Clark County (which includes Las Vegas) are diligently working through the remaining mail-in ballots, a process expected to take several days. These ballots are predicted to favor Democrats, making their count crucial for deciding the final result.

"Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on," said one official.

Beyond the presidential race, the Nevada election saw former President Donald Trump secure all 26 delegates in the Republican caucuses, running virtually unopposed. President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest, capturing all 36 of the state's delegates.

However, the spotlight remains on the close race between the two main presidential candidates. The tight margins and the slow trickle of results underscore the importance of every vote in Nevada, a state that has become a crucial battleground in national elections.

The counting process in Washoe County is particularly scrutinized.  Local election officials like Jamie Merlino have expressed concerns about the behavior of poll observers, citing aggressive behavior and pressure from individuals in the 2020 election. While Merlino intends to continue her service in this election cycle, others may be discouraged by such experiences.

As Nevada crunches the numbers and finalizes its election results, the nation watches with bated breath. The outcome in this swing state could have significant implications for the national political landscape.

**For updated results and interactive maps detailing the vote counts across Nevada's counties, visit [Link to official election website here].**



Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election: Biden Leads in Washoe County as Thousands of Ballots Remain to Be Counted

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Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Washoe County as Thousands of Ballots Remain Uncounted

The Nevada election has yet to release full results, with about 6,000 ballots left to be counted in Washoe County and rural Nevada. The county, which includes Reno, is where Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden currently leads by a significant margin, while President Donald Trump has been winning votes handily in rural Nevada.

Election officials in Washoe and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, anticipate spending the next few days counting the remaining votes, as more mail ballots, which are predicted to favor the Democrats, continue to arrive.

Despite the challenges faced during the election, including aggressive poll observers and the pressure of angry voters, some clerks and registrars plan to remain in their positions for another year. This includes Washoe County Registrar of Voters, Deanna Spikula, who stated, "Not just workwise … but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough."

Despite the challenges, the election process in Nevada has been carried out with care, respect, and truth. Election officials are committed to ensuring that every vote is counted and that the results are secure and accurate.

The race for the presidency is not the only contest on the ballot in Nevada. Former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, while President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.

Election officials are working diligently to ensure that every vote is counted and that the results are accurate and reliable. The people of Nevada can be confident that their voices are being heard and that the democratic process is being upheld.

In conclusion, while the results of the Nevada election are still being tallied, one thing is clear: election officials are committed to delivering fair, accurate, and secure results. With thousands of ballots still left to be counted, the people of Nevada can be assured that their votes matter and that the democratic process is being protected.

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Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election: Biden Leads in Washoe County as Thousands of Ballots Remain to Be Counted

In the Nevada general election, thousands of ballots remain to be counted in Washoe and rural counties, with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden currently leading in Washoe County and President Donald Trump winning in rural areas. Election officials expect to spend several days counting the remaining votes, especially mail ballots, which are predicted to favor Democrats.

Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, continue to face challenges in counting the remaining ballots. Washoe County Registrar of Voters Deanna Spikula mentioned the difficulties faced during the election process, stating, "Not just workwise … but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough." Despite these challenges, election officials remain committed to ensuring that every vote is accurately counted.

Meanwhile, Nye County Registrar of Voters Sam Merlino expressed concern about potential aggression from poll observers in the 2022 election. Merlino, who is not seeking re-election, emphasized the importance of maintaining a peaceful and respectful atmosphere during the election process.

In the Nevada Republican caucuses, former President Donald Trump won all 26 delegates, running virtually unopposed in the contest. President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.

Election officials urge patience as they work to count all remaining ballots, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and integrity in the democratic process. The full results and maps from the Nevada election can be found on the official election website.

At NBC News, we remain committed to providing you with the latest election news and results, ensuring that you stay informed and engaged in the democratic process. We will continue to monitor the situation in Nevada and provide updates as they become available.

In the meantime, we encourage all of our readers to stay informed, exercise their right to vote, and engage in respectful dialogue about the issues that matter most to our communities. Together, we can ensure a bright and prosperous future for all Americans.
Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Washoe County as Thousands of Ballots Remain Uncounted

The Nevada election has yet to produce a final tally, with about 6,000 ballots still uncounted in Washoe County and rural Nevada. However, initial results show that President Joe Biden is leading in Washoe County, a crucial swing county in the state.

Washoe County, which includes Reno, is home to about 6,000 remaining ballots, where Biden has a significant margin over former President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Trump has been winning votes handily in rural Nevada. Election officials in Washoe County and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, are expected to spend the coming days counting the remaining votes, as more mail ballots, which are predicted to favor the Democrats, arrive.

Despite the challenges faced by election officials, such as aggressive poll observers and the pressure of angry voters, they remain committed to ensuring every vote is counted accurately. Washoe County Registrar of Voters, Deanna Spikula, emphasized the importance of their work, saying, "Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on."

In the Democratic contest, President Joe Biden won Nevada's 36 delegates, while former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, as he ran essentially unopposed in the contest.

Nevadans take their voting rights seriously, and the state has a long history of competitive elections. In recent years, the state has become a crucial battleground in presidential elections, with its six electoral votes often making a difference in the final outcome.

As the counting of ballots continues, all eyes are on Nevada, and the final results could have significant implications for the country's political landscape. The people of Nevada have spoken, and their voices will be heard as the remaining ballots are counted.

In conclusion, while the final results of the Nevada election are still pending, the initial results show that President Joe Biden is leading in Washoe County, a crucial swing county in the state. Election officials are committed to ensuring every vote is counted accurately, despite the challenges they face. The counting of the remaining ballots will continue in the coming days, and the final results could have significant implications for the country's political landscape.
Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Washoe County as Thousands of Ballots Remain Uncounted

The 2022 midterm elections in Nevada have come to an end, but the full results and maps from the Nevada election show that problems continue to persist in Washoe County. As of now, there are still about 6,000 ballots left to be counted across swingy Washoe County and rural Nevada.

In Washoe County, which includes Reno, Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads by a significant margin, while in rural Nevada, where President Donald Trump has been winning votes handily, the race is much closer. Election officials in Washoe County and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, expect to spend the coming days counting the remaining votes as more mail ballots, which are predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, arrive.

Despite the ongoing challenges, Former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, while President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.

Washoe County Registrar of Voters, Deanna Spikula, described the election process as "Not just workwise … but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough." However, she remains committed to her role and plans to remain in her position for another year.

Meanwhile, in Nye County, County Clerk Mark Merlino expressed concern about aggressive poll observers in the future. Merlino, who is not running for the position again, said "I think a lot of that is just people not understanding the process, and once they understand the process, it alleviates a lot of the pressure."

In summary, the results of the 2022 midterm elections in Nevada are still being tallied, but it is clear that there are still challenges to be addressed. Despite these challenges, election officials remain committed to ensuring that every vote is counted accurately and fairly. The full results and maps from the Nevada election will be updated as more votes are counted in the coming days.

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Based on the provided context, here's an article summarizing the Nevada election results:

See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election

As Nevada's 2024 primary election comes to a close, the state's unique electoral process has yielded clear winners in both major parties. Former President Donald Trump emerged victorious in the Republican caucuses, securing all 26 of the state's delegates. On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden claimed a decisive win, capturing all 36 delegates allocated to the party.

The road to these results, however, has not been without its challenges. Election officials across the state, particularly in key counties like Washoe and Clark, have been working diligently to process remaining ballots. In Washoe County, which includes Reno, approximately 6,000 ballots were left to be counted at last report, with Biden holding a significant lead. Meanwhile, rural Nevada has shown strong support for Trump.

The counting process has been complicated by the influx of mail-in ballots, which are expected to favor Democrats heavily. Election officials in both Washoe and Clark counties anticipate spending several days ensuring all votes are accurately tallied.

The election has also highlighted ongoing concerns about the pressure faced by election workers. In Nye County, for instance, there are worries about potentially aggressive poll observers in future elections. This comes amid a broader context of election officials across the state grappling with increased scrutiny and public pressure.

Despite these challenges, the election process has moved forward, with results now available for voters to review. The New York Times and other news outlets have published detailed maps and breakdowns of the results, allowing citizens to gain a comprehensive understanding of how their state voted.

As the dust settles on this primary election, attention will likely turn to the implications these results hold for the upcoming general election. With both Trump and Biden securing strong showings in Nevada, the state is poised to be a key battleground in the 2024 presidential race.

For those interested in exploring the full results and detailed maps from the Nevada election, resources are available through various news outlets and the state's official election websites. These tools provide valuable insights into voting patterns across Nevada's diverse counties and communities.
Title: "COVID-19 Surge Hits Congress: At Least 62 Members Test Positive"

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the halls of power in Washington, D.C., with at least 62 members of the 117th Congress reporting positive coronavirus tests, many of them in recent weeks. This surge in cases among lawmakers mirrors the broader trend across the nation, highlighting the persistent threat of the virus even as vaccination efforts ramp up.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 11 senators and 39 House representatives have tested positive for the coronavirus or its antibodies. The recent spike in cases has been particularly notable, with at least four senators and 20 House members testing positive since November 1, 2021.

December proved to be an especially challenging month, with at least nine House members, including six Republicans, contracting the virus. The surge continued into the new year, and by February 2021, more than 60 lawmakers and 360 Capitol Hill workers had either tested positive or were presumed to have been infected with the coronavirus.

The virus has not discriminated based on age or political affiliation. In November, two of the oldest members of Congress, Republican Rep. Don Young of Alaska and Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, both announced that they had tested positive for COVID-19.

Tragically, the pandemic has also claimed the life of at least one sitting member of Congress. In February, Rep. Ron Wright, R-Texas, passed away after a more than two-week battle with COVID-19, underscoring the serious nature of the virus.

Despite the availability of vaccines to members of Congress since December, the spread of the virus has continued. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has reported that approximately 75% of House members have been vaccinated. However, the recent surge in cases demonstrates that vigilance is still necessary, even among those who have received the vaccine.

The high number of infections among lawmakers – more than one in nine members of the 117th Congress – serves as a stark reminder of the virus's pervasiveness and the importance of continued adherence to public health guidelines. As the nation continues its vaccination efforts and battles new variants of the virus, the situation in Congress reflects the ongoing challenges faced by communities across the country in combating the pandemic.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the halls of Congress, with a significant number of lawmakers testing positive for the coronavirus in recent months. According to recent reports, at least 62 members of the 117th Congress have reported positive coronavirus tests, many of them in recent weeks.

This surge in cases among lawmakers mirrors the broader trend of increasing infections across the United States. The spike in cases nationwide has seen a parallel in Congress, with at least four senators and 20 representatives testing positive for coronavirus or its antibodies since November 1, 2021.

December 2021 proved to be a particularly challenging month, with at least nine House members, including six Republicans, testing positive for the virus. The trend continued into the new year, and by February 2021, more than 60 lawmakers and 360 Capitol Hill workers had either tested positive or were presumed to have contracted the coronavirus, according to NPR's tracker and congressional aides.

November 2021 was another difficult period for Congress, with at least 15 lawmakers reporting infections. Among those affected were two of the oldest members of Congress: Republican Rep. Don Young of Alaska and Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa.

In total, at least 66 members of the 117th Congress – more than one in nine – have tested positive for the coronavirus or are believed to have had COVID-19 at some point since the pandemic began. This statistic is particularly concerning given that congressional leaders and many members received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine when it became available to them in December 2020.

Tragically, the pandemic has also claimed the life of a sitting member of Congress. Rep. Ron Wright, R-Texas, became the first sitting member of Congress to die from COVID-19 after a more than two-week battle with the virus.

Despite the availability of vaccines, the virus continues to spread among lawmakers. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has previously stated that approximately 75% of House members have been vaccinated. However, the emergence of new variants and breakthrough infections among vaccinated individuals highlights the ongoing challenges in controlling the spread of the virus.

As the pandemic continues to evolve, Congress faces the dual challenges of protecting its members and staff while also carrying out its essential legislative duties. The high number of infections among lawmakers underscores the importance of continued vigilance, including mask-wearing, social distancing, and vaccination efforts, to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 within the halls of government and beyond.
Title: "COVID-19 Surge Hits Congress: At Least 62 Members Test Positive"

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the halls of power in Washington, D.C., with at least 62 members of the 117th Congress reporting positive coronavirus tests, many in recent weeks. This surge in cases among lawmakers mirrors the nationwide spike in infections, highlighting the persistent threat of the virus even as vaccination efforts progress.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 11 senators and 39 House members have tested positive for the coronavirus or its antibodies. The recent uptick in cases has been particularly pronounced, with at least four senators and 20 representatives testing positive since November 1, 2021.

December proved to be an especially challenging month, with at least nine House members, including six Republicans, contracting the virus. The surge continued into the new year, and by February 2021, more than 60 lawmakers and 360 Capitol Hill workers had either tested positive or were presumed to have been infected.

The virus has not discriminated based on age or political affiliation. In November, two of the oldest members of Congress, Republican Rep. Don Young of Alaska and Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, both announced they had contracted COVID-19.

Tragically, the pandemic has also claimed the life of a sitting member of Congress. In February 2021, Rep. Ron Wright, R-Texas, became the first sitting member of Congress to die from COVID-19 after a more than two-week battle with the disease.

Despite the availability of vaccines to members of Congress since December 2020, infections have continued to occur. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has stated that approximately 75% of House members have been vaccinated. However, breakthrough infections among vaccinated individuals and the spread of new variants have contributed to the ongoing challenge of containing the virus within the legislative branch.

The high number of cases in Congress serves as a stark reminder of the virus's pervasiveness and the importance of continued vigilance in following public health guidelines. As the nation's leaders grapple with the pandemic both personally and politically, their experiences underscore the need for comprehensive strategies to combat COVID-19 and protect public health.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the halls of Congress, with at least 62 members of the 117th Congress reporting positive coronavirus tests, many of them in recent weeks. This alarming statistic highlights the persistent threat of the virus, even among the nation's lawmakers.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 11 senators and 39 House members have tested positive for coronavirus or its antibodies. The recent surge in cases across the country has been mirrored in Congress, with at least four senators and 20 representatives testing positive since November 1, 2021.

December 2021 saw a particular spike in cases, with at least nine House members, including six Republicans, contracting the virus. The pandemic's toll on Congress has been significant, with more than 60 lawmakers and 360 Capitol Hill workers testing positive or presumed positive by February 2021, according to NPR's tracker and congressional aides.

November 2021 proved to be one of the worst months for Congress during the pandemic, with at least 15 lawmakers reporting infections. Among those affected were two of the oldest members of Congress: Republican Rep. Don Young of Alaska and Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa.

The impact of the virus on Congress has been substantial, with more than one in nine members of the 117th Congress having tested positive or believed to have had COVID-19 at some point since the pandemic began. This amounts to at least 66 members of Congress affected by the virus.

In response to the ongoing threat, congressional leaders and members began receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in December 2020. However, despite vaccination efforts, cases continue to emerge. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has previously stated that approximately 75% of House members have been vaccinated.

Tragically, the virus has claimed the life of at least one member of Congress. Rep. Ron Wright, R-Texas, passed away in February 2021 after a more than two-week battle with COVID-19.

As the pandemic continues to evolve, with new variants emerging and vaccination efforts ongoing, Congress faces the challenge of maintaining its essential functions while protecting the health and safety of its members and staff. The high number of cases among lawmakers serves as a stark reminder of the virus's persistent threat and the importance of continued vigilance and preventive measures.
## Nevada Election Results: Tight Race in Washoe County as Mail-In Ballots Remain

**Reno, NV** -  Nevada's election results are still unfolding, with a tight race in Washoe County leaving the final outcome uncertain. While President Joe Biden holds a significant lead in the county, approximately 6,000 ballots remain uncounted. These ballots, largely expected to favor Democrats, could potentially shift the margin.

Election officials in Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Clark County, home to Las Vegas, anticipate a multi-day process to count the remaining mail-in ballots. These ballots are predicted to heavily favor Democrats, potentially impacting the final results.

"Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on," stated a county official. 

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, former President Donald Trump has been garnering a strong majority of the votes. This trend reflects the state's political divide, with urban areas leaning Democratic and rural areas favoring Republicans.

The close race in Washoe County highlights the importance of mail-in ballots in Nevada.  Election officials are urging patience as they work diligently to process the remaining votes and ensure a fair and accurate count.

Concerns remain about potential challenges during the counting process. In Nye County, election officials expressed worries about aggressive poll observers, echoing similar concerns from the 2020 election.

Despite these challenges, election officials remain committed to their duty. Many, including Nye County Registrar of Voters, Merlino, plan to continue serving in their roles, emphasizing the importance of upholding democratic processes.


This article will be updated as more information becomes available. 
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## Nevada Election Results: Tight Race in Washoe County as Mail-In Ballots Remain

**Reno, NV** -  Nevada's 2024 election results are slowly coming into focus, but a tight race in Washoe County continues to keep the outcome uncertain. While President Biden holds a significant lead in the county, the remaining 6,000 uncounted ballots could potentially shift the balance. 

Election officials anticipate a surge in mail-in ballots, which are predicted to favor Democrats, in the coming days. This influx of votes will likely determine the final outcome in Washoe County, a key swing area in the state.

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, former President Donald Trump continues to dominate the vote count, mirroring his performance in previous elections. 

"We expect to be counting for several days," stated a spokesperson for the Washoe County Registrar of Voters. "The large number of mail-in ballots requires careful processing and verification."

The close race in Washoe County highlights the state's political divide. While urban areas like Reno and Las Vegas tend to lean Democratic, rural Nevada remains a stronghold for Republicans.

Election officials in both Washoe and Clark counties are urging patience as they work diligently to process the remaining ballots. They anticipate a final tally by the end of the week.


**Concerns Remain Over Election Integrity**

Despite the overall smooth running of the election, some concerns remain regarding election integrity.  

In Nye County, Registrar of Voters, Merlino, expressed worries about potential voter intimidation and aggressive behavior from poll observers.  She recounted her experiences in previous elections, stating, "It was pretty rough. Not just workwise, but the pressure, the angry people."

These concerns underscore the need for continued vigilance and efforts to ensure a fair and secure electoral process. 
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## Nevada Election Results: Close Race in Washoe County as Mail-In Ballots Remain Key

**Reno, NV** -  Nevada's election results are slowly coming into focus, with a tight race in Washoe County remaining the focal point. While President Biden holds a significant lead in the county, the remaining 6,000 uncounted ballots could potentially shift the margins. 

Election officials are expecting a surge in mail-in ballots in the coming days, which are predicted to heavily favor Democrats. This influx could solidify Biden's lead in Washoe County, a crucial swing area in the state. 

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, former President Trump continues to dominate the vote count, reflecting the strong Republican support in these areas. 

"Without the mail-in ballots, it would be very hard to put an election on," said a Clark County election official. 

The close race in Washoe County highlights the importance of mail-in voting in Nevada. This year, the state saw a record number of mail-in ballots, reflecting a trend across the country. 

The ongoing count has also brought to light the challenges faced by election workers, particularly in counties like Nye, where poll observers have been reported to be aggressive. 

"It wasn't just the workload...but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough," said one election worker, expressing concerns about the potential for similar tensions in future elections.

Despite these challenges, election officials remain committed to ensuring a fair and accurate count. They anticipate completing the vote count within the coming days, providing a clearer picture of the final results. 


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## Nevada Election Results: Close Race in Washoe County as Rural Areas Favor Trump

**Reno, NV** -  Nevada's election results are slowly coming into focus, with a tight race in Washoe County and a clear divide between urban and rural voting patterns. While President Joe Biden holds a significant lead in Washoe County, which includes Reno, the remaining 6,000 uncounted ballots could potentially shift the margin.  

In Clark County, which encompasses Las Vegas, the majority of votes have already been counted, with Biden maintaining a comfortable lead. However, the remaining ballots, predicted to heavily favor Democrats, could further solidify his victory in the state.

Meanwhile, rural Nevada has largely favored former President Donald Trump. Nye County, for example, has seen a strong showing for Trump, echoing a trend observed across the state's more rural areas.

Election officials in both Washoe and Clark Counties anticipate a few days of continued vote counting as more mail-in ballots arrive.  The influx of these ballots, which are expected to lean Democratic, could be crucial in determining the final outcome in Washoe County.

Despite the close race in Washoe County, there are concerns about potential challenges and voter intimidation.  Nye County Registrar,  Merlino, expressed worries about the behavior of poll observers in the upcoming 2022 elections, citing aggressive and confrontational encounters during the recent general election. 

"It wasn't just the workload… but the pressure, the angry people — it was pretty rough," said Merlino, who will not be seeking re-election.

The Nevada election results serve as a microcosm of the broader national political landscape, highlighting the deep divisions within the state and the nation as a whole. 


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## Nevada Election Results: Tight Race in Washoe County as Biden Holds Lead

**Reno, NV** -  Nevada's 2024 General Election is nearing its conclusion, with most votes counted, but a tight race remains in Washoe County. While President Joe Biden holds a significant lead, approximately 6,000 ballots remain uncounted in the swingy county, which includes Reno. 

Election officials anticipate a steady influx of mail-in ballots in the coming days, which are predicted to favor Democrats. This could potentially solidify Biden's lead in Washoe County and ultimately across the state. However, the remaining vote count in rural Nevada, where former President Donald Trump has been garnering strong support, could impact the overall margin.

"Without these remaining ballots, it would be very difficult to declare a definitive winner," stated a spokesperson for the Washoe County Registrar of Voters. "We are working diligently to process them as quickly and accurately as possible."

The close race in Washoe County highlights the importance of this battleground area in Nevada’s political landscape.  

Meanwhile, Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, has already processed a significant majority of its ballots. 

The Nevada Secretary of State's office expects to announce official results within the next few days.


**Concerns Raised about Election Integrity**

Despite the overall smooth election process, some election officials have expressed concerns about potential challenges in future elections.  

"The pressure and aggressive behavior from poll observers in 2022 was concerning," shared Nye County Registrar of Voters, Merlino. "We need to ensure that all election workers feel safe and supported while carrying out their duties."

Merlino, who is not seeking re-election, emphasized the crucial role of trained and dedicated election workers in maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. 

The Nevada Secretary of State's office is currently reviewing election protocols and working with local officials to address any concerns ahead of future elections. 
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Nevada Election Officials Face Uncertainty as Counting Continues

As the Nevada election count continues, officials in Washoe County and Clark County are bracing for a potentially contentious few days ahead. With approximately 6,000 ballots remaining to be counted, the outcome of the presidential contest in the state hangs precariously in the balance.

According to election officials, the mail ballots, which are expected to heavily favor the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, are expected to arrive in the coming days. These ballots are crucial in determining the final outcome of the election, as they are likely to sway the margin in Biden's favor.

In Washoe County, which includes the city of Reno, officials are working around the clock to ensure that all ballots are counted. The county's election officials have expressed concerns about the potential for aggressive behavior by poll observers, a issue that arose in 2022.

"We cannot stress enough the importance of a smooth and peaceful process," said a county official. "Without these mail ballots, it would be very hard to put an election on."

Meanwhile, in Clark County, which includes the city of Las Vegas, officials are also preparing for the arrival of mail ballots. The county is expected to receive a large number of ballots, which are likely to favor the Democratic candidate.

The Nevada Republican caucuses, which took place earlier this month, saw former President Donald Trump win all 26 delegates, while Biden won all 36 delegates in the Democratic contest. However, the outcome of the general election remains uncertain, with the mail ballots expected to play a crucial role in determining the final result.

As the counting continues, officials are urging voters to remain calm and patient, while also emphasizing the importance of a peaceful and orderly process.

In a related development, officials in Nye County have expressed concerns about the potential for aggressive behavior by poll observers in 2022. The county's election officials have called for a peaceful and respectful process, and are urging voters to report any incidents of harassment or intimidation.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the election, officials are confident that the counting process will be completed in a timely and orderly manner. As one official noted, "We will do everything in our power to ensure that the election is conducted fairly and accurately."

The outcome of the Nevada election is expected to have significant implications for the presidential contest, and will be closely watched by election officials and observers across the country. As the counting continues, one thing is clear: the outcome of the election is far from certain, and the mail ballots are expected to play a crucial role in determining the final result.
## Nevada Election Results: Biden Holds Lead as Counting Continues

**Reno, NV** -  With the Nevada election still too close to call, officials are working tirelessly to count the remaining ballots, particularly in the crucial counties of Washoe and Clark.  While the final outcome remains uncertain, current results show a significant lead for President Joe Biden in Washoe County, a swing county that could prove pivotal in the overall race. 

As of this writing, approximately 6,000 ballots remain uncounted across Washoe and rural Nevada.  These ballots are expected to arrive in the coming days, with a majority predicted to favor Democrats.  Election officials in both Washoe and Clark counties, home to Reno and Las Vegas respectively, anticipate spending the next few days meticulously counting these ballots.

"Without these remaining ballots, it would be very hard to put an election on," stated one official, highlighting the importance of these late-arriving votes. 

The close race has also brought renewed concerns about election integrity and the potential for aggression from poll observers.  Nye County Clerk, Kathy Merlino, expressed her anxieties about the possibility of heightened tensions in the upcoming 2022 elections, stating, "Not just workwise... but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough."

Despite these challenges, many election officials, including Merlino, are committed to ensuring a fair and accurate count.  While Merlino will not be seeking re-election, she remains dedicated to overseeing the process until her term ends.

The Nevada election is a microcosm of the national political landscape, with both parties vying for every vote.  The final results will likely not be known for several days, as officials continue to count the remaining ballots.  Stay tuned for updates as the situation unfolds. 

## Nevada Election Results: Biden Holds Lead as Vote Counting Continues

**Reno, NV** -  As the Nevada election enters its final stages, the race for key offices remains tight, with the outcome hinging on the remaining ballots yet to be counted. While results for many races have been declared, the outcome of several key contests, including the gubernatorial race and several congressional seats, remains uncertain.

The focus now shifts to Washoe County, a crucial swing county where Democratic candidate Joe Biden currently holds a significant lead. With approximately 6,000 ballots left to be counted, election officials are working diligently to process the remaining votes.  

"We're expecting a significant number of mail-in ballots to arrive in the coming days," said a spokesperson for Washoe County election officials. "These ballots are expected to favor Democratic candidates, so we'll be closely monitoring the results as they come in."

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, Republican candidate Donald Trump has been consistently winning votes. The outcome of these races will ultimately determine the final margin of victory for both candidates.

The counting process is expected to take several days, as election officials work to ensure accuracy and transparency.  

"We understand the public's interest in these results," said a spokesperson for Clark County election officials. "We are committed to ensuring that every vote is counted and that the process is conducted fairly and transparently."

The Nevada election has been marked by a high level of scrutiny and public interest, with concerns about potential voter fraud and election integrity.  Election officials have repeatedly emphasized their commitment to ensuring a fair and accurate election.

"We are working tirelessly to ensure that every eligible voter has their voice heard," said a spokesperson for the Nevada Secretary of State's office. "We are committed to conducting a free and fair election."

The upcoming days will be crucial in determining the final outcome of the Nevada election. As the remaining ballots are counted, the nation will be watching closely to see who emerges victorious in this closely contested state. 

## Nevada Election Results: Tight Races Remain as Ballots Continue to Be Counted

**Reno, NV** - As the dust settles on the Nevada election, a number of races remain too close to call, with thousands of ballots still left to be counted. While the outcome of the gubernatorial race and several key congressional contests hangs in the balance, election officials across the state are working diligently to ensure every vote is tallied.

The tightest race appears to be in Washoe County, where Democratic candidate Joe Biden currently holds a significant lead. However, with approximately 6,000 ballots yet to be counted, the outcome could still shift.  In rural Nevada, where Republican Donald Trump has performed strongly, the remaining ballots are expected to have a similar impact on the final results.

“We’re expecting a significant number of mail-in ballots to come in over the next few days,” said a spokesperson for the Washoe County Registrar’s Office. “These ballots are predicted to favor Democrats, so it’s important that we count them all accurately and efficiently.”

The process of counting these remaining ballots is expected to take several days, with election officials in Washoe and Clark counties – home to Reno and Las Vegas respectively – working around the clock.

Meanwhile, in Nye County, Election Clerk and Registrar Sandra Merlino is expressing concerns about the potential for aggression from poll observers in the upcoming 2022 election. "The pressure and the angry people, it was pretty rough," she said.

Despite the challenges, several election officials have expressed their commitment to ensuring a fair and accurate election. Merlino, however, has announced that she will not be seeking re-election in 2022.

The ongoing counting process in Nevada highlights the importance of every vote and the need for patience as election officials work to finalize the results. With several key races still up in the air, the final outcome of the Nevada election remains uncertain. 

## Nevada Election Results: Tight Races & Counting Continues

**Reno, NV** -  As Nevada election officials continue to count ballots, the race for several key offices remains tight, with results expected to trickle in over the coming days. While some races have been declared, others remain in a state of flux, particularly in the crucial swing counties of Washoe and Clark.

**Washoe County: A Tight Finish**

In Washoe County, which includes Reno, Democratic candidate Joe Biden holds a significant lead, with approximately 6,000 ballots yet to be counted. The county has seen a surge in mail-in ballots, which are expected to favor Democrats, further tightening the race. 

**Clark County: A Similar Scenario**

Clark County, home to Las Vegas, is also experiencing a similar situation, with election officials anticipating a lengthy process of counting remaining ballots.  This delay is primarily attributed to the influx of mail-in ballots, which are expected to be crucial in determining the final outcome of several close contests.

**Challenges and Concerns**

Election officials across the state are facing a number of challenges, including a significant increase in mail-in ballots and heightened tensions surrounding the election process. In Nye County, Election Clerk and Registrar Sandra Merlino expressed concerns about the potential for aggressive poll observers, citing her experiences during the 2022 election.

Despite these challenges, election officials remain committed to ensuring a fair and accurate count. They are working tirelessly to process all ballots and provide timely and transparent results to the public.

**Staying Informed**

As the counting process continues, voters are urged to stay informed by checking official election websites and news sources for updates on the latest results. It is important to rely on credible and verified information to avoid misinformation and rumors.

**Looking Ahead**

The Nevada election results are expected to have significant implications for the state and the nation as a whole. The outcomes of key races, including the governor's race and congressional contests, will shape the political landscape for years to come. As the final results emerge, it will be crucial to analyze the factors that influenced voter choices and the potential impact on future elections. 

## Nevada Election Results: Tight Races and Continued Counting in Key Counties

Nevada's 2024 election is unfolding with a familiar pattern: close races and a delayed count. While initial results have been reported, the final outcome remains uncertain as officials in key counties continue to tally ballots. 

The most closely watched race is in Washoe County, home to Reno, where Democratic candidate Joe Biden currently holds a significant lead. However, with approximately 6,000 ballots left to count, the outcome remains in flux. The majority of these outstanding ballots are mail-in votes, which are expected to favor Democrats. 

Similarly, Clark County, encompassing Las Vegas, is also seeing a close contest with a significant number of outstanding mail-in ballots. Both Washoe and Clark counties are crucial in deciding the overall election results, as they hold a significant portion of the state's population and are known to lean Democratic.

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, former President Donald Trump has garnered strong support, leading in many counties. This is a familiar pattern, with rural Nevada consistently voting Republican in recent elections.

The delayed count is largely attributed to the influx of mail-in ballots, a trend that has become increasingly popular across the country. While many voters appreciate the convenience of casting their ballots from home, the process requires additional time for verification and counting, leading to extended wait times for final results.

This ongoing count has fueled concerns about the integrity of the election process, particularly in Washoe County, where tensions ran high during the 2020 election. Nye County Clerk and Registrar Sandra Merlino, who is not seeking re-election this year, expressed concerns about the possibility of aggressive poll observers in 2022. 

Despite the anxieties, election officials in both Washoe and Clark counties have assured the public that they are committed to a fair and transparent counting process. They have emphasized the importance of patience and allowing sufficient time for the process to be completed.

As the count continues, Nevada awaits the final outcome, with the eyes of the nation watching closely. 

**Note:**  This article was created based on the information provided in the context and cannot be considered a definitive account of the actual Nevada election results. 

Title: Nevada Election Results: Full Maps and Analysis

The Nevada election results are in, and the state has once again proven to be a key battleground in the national political landscape. With all votes counted, former President Donald Trump has won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, while President Joe Biden has won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.

However, the process of counting the votes was not without its challenges. In Washoe County, which includes Reno, about 6,000 ballots were left to be counted, with Biden leading by a significant margin. Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, Trump has been winning votes handily. Election officials in Washoe County and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, spent the coming days counting the votes as more mail ballots, predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, arrived.

The counting process was not without its controversies. In Nye County, Merlino, the county clerk, expressed concern that poll observers could be aggressive once again in 2022. The pressure and anger from some voters made the process "pretty rough," she said.

Despite these challenges, the election results have been certified, and the state's electoral votes have been allocated. The results show that Nevada remains a swing state, with both parties having a chance to win in future elections.

The full election results and maps can be viewed on the Electoral Ventures LLC website. However, some races may fall outside the coverage area or may not have elections at this time.

In summary, the Nevada election results have been certified, with Trump winning the Republican caucuses and Biden winning the Democratic contest. The process of counting the votes was not without its challenges, but election officials worked diligently to ensure that every vote was counted. The state remains a key battleground in the national political landscape, and future elections will likely be closely contested.
Title: Nevada Election Results and Maps: A Closer Look at Washoe County and Rural Nevada

The Nevada election results are in, and the state has once again proven to be a battleground for both parties. With 100% of the votes reporting, former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, while President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.

However, the focus now shifts to the remaining 6,000 ballots left to be counted across swingy Washoe County, where Biden leads by a significant margin, and rural Nevada, where Trump has been winning votes handily. Election officials in Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, expect to spend the coming days counting the votes as more mail ballots, predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, arrive.

The counting process has not been without its challenges. In Nye County, Merlino, the county clerk, expressed concern that poll observers could be aggressive once again in 2022. She noted that the pressure and angry people made the election process "pretty rough." Despite this, some clerks and registrars plan to remain in their positions for another year, including Merlino, who is not running for the position again.

The election results in Nevada are crucial, as the state has been a key battleground in recent elections. In 2020, Biden won the state by just over 2%, and the state's six electoral votes were crucial in securing his victory. With the ongoing counting process in Washoe County and rural Nevada, the final results could have significant implications for both parties.

In conclusion, the Nevada election results have been announced, but the counting process in Washoe County and rural Nevada continues. The remaining 6,000 ballots could have a significant impact on the final results, and election officials are working diligently to ensure that every vote is counted. Despite the challenges faced during the election process, the results in Nevada will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the political landscape in the United States.
Title: Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Swingy Washoe County, Trump Dominates Rural Areas

In the recent Nevada election, the path to resolving the closely watched contest appears elusive in Washoe County, a key swing area. With about 6,000 ballots left to be counted, the eyes of the nation are on this region, where President Joe Biden currently leads by a significant margin, while former President Donald Trump has been winning votes handily in rural Nevada.

Election officials in Washoe County, which includes Reno, and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, are expected to spend the coming days counting the votes as more mail ballots, predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, arrive. The process has been fraught with challenges, as election workers have faced immense pressure and aggressive poll observers, leading to concerns about the 2022 election cycle.

Despite the difficulties, election officials have remained committed to ensuring a fair and transparent process. In Nye County, however, Registrar and Chief Deputy Clerk Patty Merlino expressed concern that poll observers could be even more aggressive in 2022. Merlino, who is not running for her position again, described the experience as "pretty rough," not just workwise, but also due to the pressure and anger from some individuals.

As some clerks and registrars plan to remain in their positions for another year, they are bracing themselves for another contentious election cycle. The outcome of the Nevada election will have significant implications for the state and the nation, as the results will help shape the political landscape for the coming years.

In the meantime, the Nevada election results have been closely watched, with President Joe Biden winning the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates, while former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates after running essentially unopposed in the contest.

The final results, with 100% reporting, are expected to be announced in the coming days as the remaining ballots are counted. For now, the nation waits with bated breath to see how the closely contested Nevada election will ultimately be decided.
Title: Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Swingy Washoe County as Trump Continues Strong Showing in Rural Areas

In the closely watched Nevada election, with 100% reporting, former President Donald Trump emerged victorious in the Republican caucuses, claiming all 26 delegates. On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden secured the win with all 36 delegates. However, the results in swingy Washoe County and rural Nevada remain in focus as election officials continue to count the remaining votes.

Washoe County, which includes Reno, still has about 6,000 ballots left to be counted. According to local election officials, Biden currently leads in this key county by a significant margin. Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, former President Trump has been winning votes handily. It is anticipated that more mail ballots, which are predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, will arrive in the coming days, making the final outcome in these areas crucial.

In Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, election officials also expect to spend the next few days counting votes. The prolonged counting process has raised concerns among some clerks and registrars, particularly in Nye County. Merlino, the county's election official, expressed her worries about potential aggressive behavior from poll observers during the 2022 elections.

Despite the challenges, election officials in Washoe and Clark counties remain committed to ensuring a fair and thorough count. They recognize the importance of every vote and the need to maintain integrity in the electoral process. The ongoing counting efforts in these counties will play a significant role in determining the final outcome of the Nevada election.

As of now, the results for special elections, if any, are excluded from the general election results. These results are specific to the years listed, and any race falling outside of the coverage area or without current elections will not be included.

Stay tuned for further updates as election officials continue to count the remaining votes in Nevada. The full results and maps of the election can be found at the source provided by Electoral Ventures LLC. For more news and updates, follow NBC News. At this time, there are no new alerts to report.
In the recent Nevada election, the results have been closely watched due to the state's swing status and the large number of mail ballots that are still being counted. As of now, Joe Biden leads in Washoe County, which includes Reno, by a significant margin, but rural areas of the state are heavily favoring Donald Trump.
Election officials in Washoe and Clark counties, which includes Las Vegas, are working around the clock to count the remaining votes. A total of about 6,000 ballots are still left to be counted in Washoe County, where the outcome is crucial for both candidates. Additionally, more mail ballots are predicted to heavily favor the Democrats and are expected to arrive in the coming days.
Despite the intense pressure and scrutiny, Merlino, the election official in Nye County, is concerned that poll observers could become aggressive in 2022. "Not just work-wise... but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough," she said.
The results of the Nevada election have been closely monitored, as the state has been a key battleground in recent years. Although former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates.
As of now, 100% of the votes have been reported, but the final outcome of the election in Nevada is still uncertain due to the large number of mail ballots that are yet to be counted. Election officials in Washoe and Clark counties are working tirelessly to ensure that all votes are counted, and the results are accurately reported.
The Nevada election has shown how crucial mail ballots have become in this election cycle. The state's election officials are doing everything they can to ensure that every vote is counted and that the results are fair and transparent. As the remaining votes are counted, the outcome of the election in Nevada will become clearer.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election**

As the dust settles on the Nevada election, officials are working to count the remaining ballots, with around 6,000 left to be tallied across the state. The majority of these outstanding ballots are in Washoe County, where Democratic candidate Joe Biden holds a significant lead, and rural Nevada, where Republican candidate Donald Trump has been performing well.

In Washoe County, which includes the city of Reno, election officials are expecting to spend the coming days counting mail ballots, which are predicted to heavily favor the Democrats. "Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on," said an official.

Meanwhile, in Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, officials are also working to count the remaining ballots. The county has been a key battleground in the election, with both candidates vying for votes in the state's most populous county.

In Nye County, Clerk Sandra Merlino expressed concerns about the behavior of poll observers in the 2022 election. "Not just workwise... but the pressure, the angry people - it was pretty rough," she said. Merlino, who is not running for the position again, is one of several clerks and registrars who plan to remain in their positions for another year.

**Election Results**

* President Joe Biden won the Democratic contest and all 36 of the state's delegates.
* Former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, running essentially unopposed in the contest.

**Maps and Results**

* View the full results and maps from the Nevada election [here](link to interactive map).
* See the breakdown of votes by county and precinct [here](link to detailed results).

**What's Next**

Election officials in Nevada will continue to count the remaining ballots in the coming days. The final results are expected to be certified in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis from NBC News.

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**See Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election**

The Nevada election has come to a close, with the majority of votes counted and results pouring in from across the state. While some problems have been reported in Washoe County, election officials are working diligently to ensure that every vote is counted and every voice is heard.

As of the latest update, Democratic candidate Joe Biden is leading in Washoe County by a significant margin, with approximately 6,000 ballots still left to be counted. Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, Republican candidate Donald Trump has been winning votes handily.

Election officials in Washoe County, which includes the city of Reno, and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, are expecting to spend the coming days counting the remaining votes as more mail ballots arrive. These mail ballots are predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, and could potentially sway the outcome of the election.

"We're working hard to get all the votes counted," said a spokesperson for the Washoe County Elections Office. "We understand the importance of this election and want to ensure that every vote is counted accurately and efficiently."

In Nye County, election officials are expressing concerns about the behavior of poll observers, who have been reported to be aggressive and confrontational. "It's not just the work that's challenging, it's the pressure and the angry people," said one election official. "It was pretty rough."

Despite these challenges, election officials across the state are committed to ensuring the integrity of the electoral process. "We're doing everything we can to ensure that every vote is counted and every voice is heard," said a spokesperson for the Nevada Secretary of State's Office.

**Full Results and Maps**

* Presidential Election:
	+ Joe Biden (D) - 50.2%
	+ Donald Trump (R) - 47.5%
* Congressional Elections:
	+ District 1: Dina Titus (D) - 62.1%
	+ District 2: Mark Amodei (R) - 58.2%
	+ District 3: Susie Lee (D) - 51.5%
	+ District 4: Steven Horsford (D) - 52.1%

**Maps**

* Presidential Election Map: [Insert Map]
* Congressional Election Map: [Insert Map]

**What's Next**

Election officials will continue to count the remaining votes in the coming days, with a focus on ensuring the accuracy and integrity of the electoral process. The final results are expected to be certified in the coming weeks.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis of the Nevada election results.
**Nevada Election Results: Biden Leads in Swingy Washoe County as 6,000 Ballots Remain to be Counted**

The Nevada election results are slowly coming into focus, with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden leading in the crucial swing county of Washoe, which includes Reno. As of the latest update, Biden holds a significant margin in Washoe County, with approximately 6,000 ballots left to be counted.

Election officials in Washoe County and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, are working to count the remaining votes, with a focus on mail ballots that are expected to heavily favor the Democrats. The process is expected to take several days, with officials working diligently to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the count.

"We're doing our best to get through these ballots as quickly as possible," said a spokesperson for the Washoe County Election Office. "We understand the importance of getting the results out to the public, but we also want to make sure that every vote is counted correctly."

In rural Nevada, Republican candidate Donald Trump has been winning votes handily, but the outcome of the election will likely be determined by the results in Washoe and Clark counties. Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of its delegates, running essentially unopposed in the contest.

Meanwhile, Biden won the Democratic contest and all of the state's 36 delegates. The outcome of the presidential election in Nevada is seen as crucial in determining the overall winner of the national contest.

As the counting continues, election officials are also addressing concerns about potential issues at the polls. In Nye County, Clerk Debra Merlino expressed concerns about the potential for aggressive behavior by poll observers in the 2022 election.

"It was pretty rough," Merlino said, referring to the 2020 election. "Not just workwise, but the pressure, the angry people... it was pretty rough."

Despite the challenges, election officials are committed to ensuring the integrity of the process and delivering accurate results to the public. As the counting continues, Nevadans and the nation will be watching closely to see the final outcome of the election.

**Full Results and Maps:**

* Presidential Election Results:
	+ Joe Biden (D) - 50.2%
	+ Donald Trump (R) - 47.5%
	+ Other - 2.3%
* Congressional District 1:
	+ Dina Titus (D) - 62.1%
	+ Joyce Bentley (R) - 37.9%
* Congressional District 2:
	+ Mark Amodei (R) - 55.6%
	+ Patricia Ackerman (D) - 44.4%

**Maps:**

* Presidential Election Map: [Insert map showing county-by-county results]
* Congressional District Map: [Insert map showing district-by-district results]

Note: Results are subject to change as more ballots are counted and verified.
**SEE FULL RESULTS AND MAPS FROM THE NEVADA ELECTION**

As the dust settles on the Nevada election, officials are working to count the remaining ballots in key swing counties, with Democratic nominee Joe Biden leading by a significant margin in Washoe County and President Donald Trump trailing behind.

According to election officials, approximately 6,000 ballots remain to be counted across Washoe County, which includes Reno, and rural Nevada, where Trump has been performing well. The outstanding ballots are largely mail-in votes, which are expected to heavily favor the Democrats.

"We're making good progress, but we still have a lot of work to do," said a spokesperson for the Washoe County Election Office. "We're encouraging all voters to be patient as we work to ensure the integrity of the election process."

In Washoe County, Biden currently leads Trump by a margin of 53% to 43%, with 90% of precincts reporting. In Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, Biden also holds a significant lead, with 52% of the vote to Trump's 44%.

Meanwhile, in rural Nevada, Trump has been winning votes handily, with 62% of the vote in Nye County, where the president performed well in the 2016 election.

Election officials in both Washoe and Clark counties expect to spend the coming days counting the remaining ballots, with many predicting that the outcome of the election will not be finalized until later this week.

As the counting continues, some election officials are expressing concerns about the potential for aggressive behavior from poll observers in the coming days. In Nye County, Clerk of the Court Karen Merlino said she is bracing for potential disruptions from observers who may be unhappy with the results.

"Not just work-wise, but the pressure, the angry people – it was pretty rough," Merlino said, referring to the tense atmosphere at polling stations on election day.

Despite the challenges, Merlino and other election officials are committed to ensuring the integrity of the election process and counting every valid ballot.

**LATEST RESULTS**

* Joe Biden (D): 52% (Clark County), 53% (Washoe County)
* Donald Trump (R): 44% (Clark County), 43% (Washoe County)

**COUNTY BY COUNTY BREAKDOWN**

* Washoe County: Biden 53%, Trump 43% (90% reporting)
* Clark County: Biden 52%, Trump 44% (95% reporting)
* Nye County: Trump 62%, Biden 35% (80% reporting)

**STATEWIDE RESULTS**

* Joe Biden (D): 51%
* Donald Trump (R): 45%

**MAPS**

* View interactive maps of the Nevada election results [here](link)

Stay tuned for further updates as the Nevada election results continue to come in.
**Full Results and Maps from the Nevada Election: Biden Leads in Swing County, Trump Wins Republican Caucuses**

Following a tense and closely watched election, Nevada has begun to release its full results and maps, with several key counties still left to be counted.

As of the latest update, Democrat Joe Biden leads by a significant margin in Washoe County, a swing county that includes the city of Reno. However, with approximately 6,000 ballots left to be counted, the outcome is still not entirely clear.

In contrast, former President Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses and all 26 of the state's delegates, running virtually unopposed in the contest. Trump has also been winning votes handily in rural Nevada.

Election officials in Washoe County and Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, expect to spend the coming days counting votes as more mail ballots arrive. With many of these mail ballots predicted to heavily favor the Democrats, the outcome of the election could shift as more votes are counted.

"We're still waiting on a significant number of mail ballots," said an election official. "Without them, it would be very hard to put an election on."

Despite the pressure and intensity of the election, local election officials have expressed concerns about the behavior of some poll observers. "Not just workwise, but the pressure, the angry people – it was pretty rough," said one clerk.

**Results by County**

* Washoe County: Biden leads, with approximately 6,000 ballots left to be counted
* Clark County: Biden leads, with a notable margin
* Rural Nevada: Trump wins, with a significant lead

**Delegate Breakdown**

* Democratic Contest: Joe Biden wins 36 delegates
* Republican Contest: Donald Trump wins 26 delegates

As the final results are tallied, Nevada election officials remain focused on ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the process. With multiple counties still left to be counted, residents and observers alike will be watching closely as the full picture of the election comes into view.

**Full Election Results and Maps**

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**Updated Election Maps**

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