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A federal judge today dismissed an appeal by two Republican candidates asked to change the process for verifying signatures on ballots in Nevada, one of the six regions of the United States in which the review of last Tuesday’s presidential elections was not yet completed, local press reported.
The magistrate Andrew Gordon, in the federal district court of Nevada, ruled that the changes the prosecution seeks to apply in the Clark County will unnecessarily delay the counting of votes, TV reported Univisin on their website.
The appeal was made by two candidate lawmakers on behalf of a citizen who argued that they had not let him vote in person because his ballot, which it was signed, was already in the mail, according to The Hill newspaper.
The plaintiffs argued that Clark County was illegally using a computer program to verify ballot signatures, but the judge denied the motion on the grounds that they did not present enough evidence to support the charge.
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