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Officials in some parts of rural Nevada are vowing to bypass voting machines in favor of hand counting ballots this November and the Nevada secretary of state’s office is proposing

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Hand-counting teams of four, not all from the same party. Table...

For the first time in decades, hand-counting will be used in parts of Nevada on election day. Nationwide proponents of hand-counting have described the old-fashioned method in broad terms as a way to address distrust in elections and voting machines.

As officials in some parts of rural Nevada vow to bypass voting machines in favor of hand counting ballots this November, the Nevada secretary of states office is proposing statewide rules that would specify how to do it, including requiring bipartisan counters, room for observation and how many ballots to count at a time.

Learn more about the 2020 results denier to oversee voting in rural Nevada county, and read other news headlines for Friday, August 5, 2022.

County commissioners in rural Nevada have appointed a new top election official who has denied that President Joe Biden won the 2020 election.

Mark Kampf was appointed by the Nye County Commission in a 4-1 vote to complete the term of Sandra "Sam" Merlino, who resigned after the commission voted to ditch electronic machines and moved to hand counting with paper ballots.

County commissioners in rural Nevada have appointed a new top election official who has denied that President Joe Biden won the 2020 election and promises to implement plans to count every single vote by hand, in place of electronic vote tabulating machines. Mark Kampf’s first day as interim Nye County clerk is Friday. He has vowed to lead a shift away from electronic voting machines and to hand-counting all paper ballots in the rural county. Longtime Nye County Clerk Sam Merlino resigned afte...

RENO, Nev. (AP) -- County commissioners in rural Nevada appointed a new top election official who has denied that President Joe Biden won the 2020

Election conspiracies grip Nevada community, sowing distrust