Officials from the commission today exchanged experiences from the election, including problems with voting machines, ballots, polling procedures and money.
The commission said it had received more than 400 appeals, including allegations about the printing of premarked ballots, polling places with the number of ballots different from the number of voters, repeat voters and dead voters.
There are other Nevada footnotes: confusion about ballots, poll workers decked in Trump gear (this is in keeping with the rules in Nevada), Trump's own name on a major Las Vegas hotel.
Other problems reported through social media by Angelenos were polling places that ran out of ballots, poll workers providing misinformation, voters not finding their name in the rolls, polling places moved, voters finding their registration changed, and other concerns.
Other generic ballot polls have not necessarily followed suit, however, and are all over the map.
So are the results of generic ballot polls, which show a roughly tied race for the U.S. House.
Nor is it clear that special elections have predictive power above and beyond other factors, like economic performance and generic ballot polls.
The most recent "generic ballot" polls have shown either a rough tie between the parties in voter preferences for Congress, or Democrats very slightly ahead.
Generic congressional ballot polls looking toward this fall's elections look good for Republicans.
We noted in this space previously that the Gallup generic ballot poll had shown a substantial shift toward Democrats, giving them a 7-point advantage.
