LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — More than 13,000 mail-in ballots were not counted across Nevada as of Friday due to signature issues, data from the state secretary of state’s office said.
As of noon Friday, 13,030 mail-in ballots statewide needed a signature cure — meaning a voter needed to verify their identity in order for the vote to count because a signature did not match the one on file or there was no signature on the ballot envelope at all.
The 13,000-or-so ballots represent about 2% of all mail-in ballots returned this election, data said. The majority of the ballots are from nonpartisan votes or voters who are members of a minority party…