Election certification meetings in Nevada’s two most populous counties have been roiled by voting conspiracies.

The Clark County Commission unanimously approved the results, while Washoe County Commissioner Jeanne Herman, a Republican, was the only vote against certification amid complaints from residents alleging widespread fraud.

Clark County said they found over 1,500 mail ballots not yet tabulated ahead of certification. The county says 1,608 ballots were timely received, secured and processed. As of a release sent at 11:47 a.

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners voted to certify the Canvass of the Vote at a special meeting today, marking the final step in the county’s role

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Clark County commissioners unanimously voted Friday to certify the results of the 2024 general election. The panel heard from about four dozen people before the vote, some who claimed their votes were not counted and others who thanked the county and registrar for their work.

The Washoe County commission voted 3-1 on Friday to certify the general election results after two and a half hours of public comment and lengthy commissioner discussion. Commissioner Mike Clark recused himself and left before the vote was taken.