Thousands of ballots tossed after ‘cure’ deadline passes in Nevada

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Nevada election officials scrapped a record number of ballots because of unresolved questions about ineligible signatures during the 2024 elections. 

More than 9,000 mail-in ballots with inadequate signatures, or 0.6% of all votes cast, were tossed after Nevada’s deadline to “cure” or fix any problems with ballots passed on Nov. 12, a week after Election Day. 

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