Nevada Democrats will use an iPad program to avoid an Iowa-like disaster in its upcoming caucus

• Nevada Democrats will use an iPad tool to tabulate votes for its caucus, The Nevada Independent reported. 
• Plans for the caucus, which is set to take place on February 22, had to be altered quickly after the chaotic situation with Iowa's caucus.
• An app created to tabulate the Iowa caucus votes on February 3 malfunctioned. The error led to a severe delay in calculating the results.
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For its caucus set to take place later this month, the Nevada State Democratic Party isn't taking any chances.

The party will use a new tool to tabulate votes in its caucus on February 22. The system will involve a program being pre-loaded onto iPads, which will be dispersed among precinct chairs on Caucus Day, The Nevada Independent reported. 

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