NEVADA (KTNV) — Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford spoke to 13 Investigates Tuesday regarding claims of voter fraud in the state.
The claims have come up in the Silver State despite a lack of evidence from Nevada Republicans and the Trump campaign amid the 2020 election.
Attorney General Ford said widespread voter fraud does not exist in Nevada.
Nevada's secretary of state and attorney general stand by state's election process
He also says COVID-19 protocols and signature matching are two reasons why it’s taking so long to count ballots.
Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria says he is confident Clark County will meet Thursday's ballot-counting deadline.
