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Election Updates as Final Ballots are processed in Carson City and beyond

Election Day was June 9 in Nevada, but due to the nature of this year's mail-in election, ballots were still being received for a week following Election Day.

However, all ballots must have been received by Tuesday, June 16 to be counted, and those that arrived must have been postmarked by June 9.

While final official results will be announced by the Secretary of State's Office on June 19, here is an update:

Mayor

Lori Bagwell, 50.39 percent with 6,636 votes
Jim Shirk, 23.05 percent with 3035 votes
Tod B. Jennings, 15.05 percent with 1,982 votes
Nathaniel D. Killgore, 6.01 percent with 792 votes
Aaron Sims, 5.50 percent with 724 votes

Board of Supervisors Ward 4

Lisa Schuette, 65.47 percent with 8,341 votes
Ronald Bratsch, 18.77 percent with 2,391 votes
Mike Smith, 15.77 percent with 2,009 votes

Board of Supervisors Ward 2

Maurice "Mo" White, 34.57 percent with 4,389 votes
Stacie Wilke-McCulloch, 30.90 percent with 3,923 votes
Ronni Hannaman, 28.81 percent with 3,658 votes
Lorne Houle, 5.72 percent with 726 votes

School Trustee District 5

Michael B. Walker, 100 percent

School Trustee District 2

Laurel Corssman, 100 percent

State Board of Education District 2

Katie Coombs, 100 percent

The following are the votes from Carson City in the statewide elections.
For the entire statewide election results click here.

Supreme Court Justice Seat D

Douglas Herndon, 48.96 percent with 6,623 votes
Ozzie Fumo, 27.68 percent with 3,541 votes
None of these candidates 11.74 percent with 1,502 votes
Erv Nelson, 11.62 percent with 1,486 votes

Supreme Court Justice Seat B

Kristina Pickering (Incumbent), 64.03 percent with 8,252 votes
TS Christensen, 14.31 percent with 1,844 votes
Esther C. Rodriguez, 12.63 percent with 1,627 votes
None of these candidates 9.03 percent with 1,164

State Assembly District 40 (Republican)
Philip "PK" O'Neill, 54.81 percent with 3,478 votes
Day Robert Williams, 45.19 percent with 2,867 votes

State Assembly District 40 (Democrat)
Sena Loyd, 48.88 percent with 2,147 votes
Sherri Scaffidi, 26.80 percent with 1,177 votes
Derek Ray Morgan, 24.32 percent with 1,068 votes

U.S. Representative in Congress District 2 (Republican)
Mark E. Amodei (Incumbent) 83.29 percent with 5,372 votes
Joel Beck, 13.57 percent with 875 votes
Jesse Douglas Hurley, 3.15 percent with 203 votes

U.S. Representative in Congress District 2 (Democrat)
Patricia Ackerman, 50.12 percent with 2,245 votes
Clint Koble, 19.98 percent with 895 votes
Ed Cohen, 15.03 percent with 673 votes
Rick Shepherd, 6.56 percent with 294 votes
Reynaldo Hernandez, 4.71 percent with 211 votes
Steve "Pragmatic" Schiffman, 2.84 percent with 127 votes
Ian Luetkehans, 0.76 percent with 34 votes

For up to date information regarding the elections in Carson City and beyond, go to the Secretary of State's Election page here.

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