The fact that they said they suspended all ballot counting until tomorrow makes me slightly optimistic. I don't the politicians in Nevada want to be the deciding state and know that whatever they're holding is enough to flip to red. With somewhere between 68-75% of precincts reporting in(depending on who you ask) and there only being an 8k difference in votes if they know the remaining votes are from the most red counties(highly possibly since Reno and LV account for the blue zones) and that the final 25% will turn the state. And this isn't unprecedented. We saw states like Ohio flip very late in the stage.
So they are purposely are holding out hoping that PA, NC, or GA will flip and then Nevada becomes inconsequential aside from the court battles.
I only care about Nevada and Arizona now.
I guess hope does spring eternal.
The massive surge for Trump among Latinos may have increased his chances in Nevada from zero to something slightly above zero.
The fact that they said they suspended all ballot counting until tomorrow makes me slightly optimistic. I don't the politicians in Nevada want to be the deciding state and know that whatever they're holding is enough to flip to red. With somewhere between 68-75% of precincts reporting in(depending on who you ask) and there only being an 8k difference in votes if they know the remaining votes are from the most red counties(highly possibly since Reno and LV account for the blue zones) and that the final 25% will turn the state. And this isn't unprecedented. We saw states like Ohio flip very late in the stage.
So they are purposely are holding out hoping that PA, NC, or GA will flip and then Nevada becomes inconsequential aside from the court battles.
Does it? The delay is to print more ballots.