Late Nevada Caucus Draws Complaints

5 February 2012, 3:37 am

LAS VEGAS – Hours after Nevada presidential caucus locations had closed on Saturday, more than 300 voters wrapped around the Adelson Educational Campus here to participate in an unusual exception to the state's election laws: a chance for orthodox Jews and Seventh-day Adventists to cast their ballots after sundown.... Read More »

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