Nearly 14,000 Nevada voters must verify their identity with election officials to cure the signature on their mail-in ballots or their votes
Nearly 14,000 Nevada voters must verify their identity with election officials to cure the signature on their mail-in ballots or their votes won’t count in what was expected to be a close presidential race, according to the secretary of state.
The deadline for voters to cure their ballots is 5 p.m. Nov. 12, officials said. [. . .]
Ballots need to be cured if the signature on file with the elections department doesn’t match, or if the voter failed to sign their mail ballot.
When there is a signature issue, the Clark County Election Department notifies voters by telephone, email, and U.S. mail. The phone call from Clark County will come from 702-455-8683, officials said.
Officials urge voters to check if their ballot was accepted by using the state's online tool.
