Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign has launched a lawsuit against a Nevada county that allowed early voters to cast votes after the polls were supposed to close.
According to the filing, the Clark County registrar kept an early voting location open for two extra hours to aid Democrat turnout. Between 150 and 300 extra voters, who were not in line when polls were supposed to close, were allowed to cast their ballots.
The Trump campaign has made an official complaint to the Nevada Secretary of State’s Office, the first step in challenging the results. They have also filed a motion to have the challenged votes set aside to have their status determined after the election.
The complaint alleges similar activity at three other early voting locations in Nevada.
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