Thread by @RalstonReports

Good morning from The #WeMatter State.

By the end of the day we may know if NV has rendered Georgia irrelevant or if everyone still has Georgia on their minds.

Adam Laxalt is ahead by 862 votes, or .09%, closer than when his grandfather beat Harry Reid in 1974 for this seat.

There are 23,000 or so votes to count in Clark County. If Catherine Cortez Masto can win just 55 percent of those, under what she has done since Tuesday, she will be ahead. That would leave about 8,000 or so in Washoe, where she won by 10% Friday, and a few thousand rural votes.

We won't know whether the patterns will hold until votes are released sometime today and/or tonight.

You can keep asking me when and I will keep telling you: Hell if I know. It has been haphazard so far.

Don't forget there also are about 5.5K votes from Clark provisionals, too.

The provisionals will be counted next week, along with whatever mail need to be cured -- there will be thousands of those, too.

It's highly unlikely the rural votes left will offset the urban votes, but unless the CCM urban margins are huge today, we probably can't call it.

I'll be on MSNBC on and off trying to make sense of it all.

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Thanks, and one more thing...

@TheNVIndy electoralvote.com has done a projection looking at established patterns and projecting what would happen if they hold. It's hard to estimate the rural vote because it has been so erratic and hard to get info. But this is worth looking at:

electoral-vote.com