“We’re getting to the end of what we have to do,” Garcia said, adding that most of the ballots will likely be counted by Saturday. He said more than 9,000 ballots can still be cured by Monday, meaning there was a problem with the ballot that a voter can correct, and he said mail-in ballots mailed on Election Day can be picked up by Saturday. The deadline for counting all ballots is Tuesday. NEVADA SENATE RACE: LAXALT SHOULD BE IN CASE OF CORTEZ MASTO CONFLICTS AFTER LATEST TALL UPDATE Clark County Clerk of Voters Joe Gloria gives an update on how many ballots are left to be counted in Nevada’s largest county. (Fox News) Some ballots are expected to be counted by Friday night, Garcia said, adding that there are also more than 5,000 provisional ballots. MID-ELECTION RESULTS: THESE MATCHES STILL HAVE TO BE CALLED Laxalt held an 8,988-vote lead as of Friday afternoon, a percentage that has been steadily shrinking since Tuesday as more votes are counted from Democratic Clark County. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, left, and Republican challenger Adam Laxalt, right, are running in Nevada. (The Associated Press) In the governor’s race, Republican Joe Lombardo had a more comfortable lead of 28,543 votes over first-term Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak. Votes are still pending in other counties, including rural ones that would likely favor Laxalt. The results are expected to be close. Nevada’s second-largest county, Washoe, has about 23,000 ballots to count, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Nevada Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak, shown, trails Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo, a Republican, by more than 28,000 votes. (AP Photo/John Locher) CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP The race is one of three yet to be called for the Senate, including Arizona and Georgia, the latter of which is headed for a December runoff that will determine whether Democrats or Republicans take control of the Senate. .
