LAS VEGAS (AP) — Attorneys for President Donald Trump's reelection campaign and representatives of Nevada' six Electoral College delegates for President-elect Joe Biden inspected voting materials Tuesday at the main Clark County elections office in suburban Las Vegas.
The ballot-count center visit came on a court order ahead of a hearing scheduled Thursday before a state judge in Carson City in a Trump campaign contest-of-election case.
A lawyer heading the Trump effort has said he intends to provide evidence that fraudulent votes were cast and that Trump won the state, not Biden.
The state Supreme Court has certified results showing Biden won by more than 33,000 votes.
