Thread by @RalstonReports

Finally: Last votes from Clark County are in. As I thought, very slightly favored Trump, but not nearly enough for him:
Biden: 702,277 (50.07%)
Trump: 669,278 (47.65%)

Biden wins Nevada by 32,999 votes, or 2.42 points.

(May be a few ballots left outside Clark.)

#WeMatter

Biden won Clark by just under 10 points. The Clark Dem firewall held, again. It was just over 90K and Biden won Clark by 91K. Republicans did not get super-high rural turnout they needed, and even if they had, Biden won Washoe by 11K.
His win here very closely mirrored Clinton's.

That last update flipped a Dem state Senate seat, so Dems lose one off their majority in the upper house. They already had lost their supermajority in the Assembly. Only bright spot for GOP is legislative races. They are still in minority, but made gains in Senate/Assembly.

My early AM eyes reading small numbers resulted in a small typo:

Biden: 703,277 (50.07%)
Trump: 669,278 (47.65%)

33,999 votes.

Nearly 2.5 percent.

So Biden wins by more votes than Hillary but almost identical percentage.

I'm told there are a few ballots outstanding from Washoe, where Biden is up by 11K, and Lyon, largest rural county (by reg voters, that is) and where Trump is up more than 2-to-1 and could pick up a few hundred votes max.

It's over in NV and has been for some time.

#WeMatter