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And the folks that dropped last night, they were very, very heavily for cortez masto. and narrowing that lead that laxalt have. so we don't have a good sense of these votes whether or not they will break for her in the same way. >> he was confusing on. that he said that they're all mail-in ballots even though some of them were dropped at drop boxes. i guess they will officially were delivered by the usps. >> just to be clear on that, on that particular issue, and my apologizes for interrupting you, but as we are learning in this state, everyone in the state gets what is called a mail-in ballot...

Nevada, there are about 40,000 mail votes left now in washoe county where reno is and there are about 70,000 mail ballots left in clark county. the vast majority of those mail ballots that are left in clark county are a very particular type. they are votes that were dropped off in ballot boxes on election day. and so just like i was saying in arizona, it's a bit of a question, what type of vote is that, the voter who takes the mail in ballot, brings it in person to a drop box on election day, is that more democratic, is that more republican, you hear arguments from both parties about why it's ...

Person, the type of voter politically who's doing it even a day earlier as opposed to doing it the day of the election and i raise the question because the trend we have seen in the last two elections is people who wait until election day to vote certainly in person and maybe by drop box tend to be much more republican than the folks who vote early, even just the weekend before the election, and that's what we've seen. we saw that certainly in arizona. the first results had mark kelly 20 points ahead in the senate race. what were those? those were the early votes and when we woke up the mornin...

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