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Elko County approves June 9, 2026 primary election canvas; clerk reports zero discrepancies
Summary
Elko County Clerk Rebecca Blunkett reported the June 9 primary used new ballot printers and tabulators, had 986 early and in-person early voters plus 3,207 mail ballots received, and recorded zero discrepancies in the canvas; the commission approved the canvas.
Rebecca Blunkett of the Elko County Clerk's Office reviewed the June 9, 2026 primary election canvas and thanked staff and local partners for a smooth process. "This was our first election using the printers to print the full size ballot, our new BMDs and our tabulators," Blunkett said, and later reported that after balancing numbers "there's 0 discrepancies."
Blunkett provided turnout details — she said the county received 3,207 mail ballots and had 986 early voters — and described signature-cure procedures for rejected ballots, including mailed affidavits and phone cures. Commissioners moved to approve the canvass and took a voice vote; the motion carried.
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