Trump Campaign, Republicans File Suit In Nevada To Stop Vote Count

The transcript discusses a lawsuit aimed at stopping the counting of early mail-in ballots in Las Vegas, citing issues with signature verification. Democrats view this as voter suppression. The lawsuit claims the Clark County Registrar did not get necessary approvals and rejected GOP's offer for video monitoring. A judge has not halted the counting, and a hearing is set. Nationally, absentee ballot rejection rates are discussed, with potential increases expected. A federal judge previously rejected a GOP challenge to mail-in ballot legislation. Early voting began on October 17th, with officials stating that changing operations now would be difficult.

What is the main reason given for the lawsuit to stop the counting of early mail-in ballots in Las Vegas?

• There are not enough poll workers.

• Poll watchers are not allowed to observe signature checking closely.

• The ballots are being counted too quickly.

• The ballots are being counted in secret locations.

What did the Clark County Registrar of Voters allegedly fail to do according to the lawsuit?

• Provide free transportation to polling stations.

• Count ballots in a timely manner.

• Obtain approval from the Secretary of State.

• Hire enough poll workers.

What was the judge's decision regarding the immediate halt of the current counting process?

• The judge ordered an immediate halt.

• The judge declined to stop the counting.

• The judge postponed the decision.

• The judge requested more evidence.

What percentage of absentee ballots were rejected nationally in the 2016 presidential election?

• 1.6%

• 1%

• 2%

• 0.5%

What did the federal judge rule regarding the GOP's legal challenge against mail-in ballot legislation?

• The challenge was upheld.

• The challenge was postponed.

• The challenge was partially accepted.

• The challenge was dismissed.