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October 16, 2020 - 4:36 pm
 

Review-Journal political editor Steve Sebelius talks with two Nevada election officials about the upcoming general election on Nov. 3.

Wayne Thorley, Deputy Secretary of State for Elections in Nevada, and Joe Gloria, Clark County’s Registrar of Voters, discuss the plans for this year’s elections, including voting by mail, early voting and safety measures at the in-person polling places.

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