Washoe, County, Nevada official explains why cameras on ballot counting went dark overnight

Washoe, County, Nevada official explains why cameras on ballot counting went dark overnight
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The Facts Inside Our Reporter’s Notebook Officials in Nevada's Washoe County are providing explanations on why livestream cameras monitoring vote-counting went dark from Wednesday night to Thursday morning, saying there was a loss in connectivity that staffers didn't notice until they returned to work. 
Washoe County spokesperson Bethany Drysdale told the Reno Gazette Journal in an email the cameras stop monitoring because a livestream computer application lost connection with the cameras. 
The outage was from 11:24 p.m. Wednesday until about 8 a.m. Thursday.
Drysdale said all staffers had left for the night, about 60 minutes before the outage, and did...
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