Martin Nieves a dedicated community organizer with 7 years of experience in progressive campaigns and community development. With a passion for social justice and a deep love for his community, Martin is currently serving as the regional development manager for The Copper Courier. When not working tirelessly to create positive change, he enjoys hiking, reading, and spending quality time with his loved ones.
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Election Day is Nov. 3. Here are 4 ways you can still get involved in Nevada
Ahead of Nevada’s Nov. 3 election, here are four ways to participate, from checking election-worker openings to helping someone find transportation.
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Want to help someone get to the polls in Nevada? Start with these transportation options
Election Day is Nov. 3. Nevadans can help friends and family find a Lyft discount, Las Vegas rideshare assistance, and transportation programs for qualifying Reno-Sparks residents.
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Want to join a Party at the Polls in Nevada? Here’s what to know and where to go
Party at the Polls events are bringing community celebrations to Nevada during early voting. Here are upcoming Las Vegas events and how to find one near you.
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Looking for an Oct. 17 No Kings event in Nevada? Here are options by county
Nevada’s early voting starts Oct. 17, the same day No Kings: Vote Early events are scheduled around the state.
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Where do I vote in Nevada? Here’s how to find out
Early voting in Nevada runs Oct. 17 to 30, and Election Day is Nov. 3. Here’s how to find where you can vote, whether you live in Clark, Washoe, or another county.
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Voting in Nevada? Here’s what to know about voter ID before you go
Nevada’s voter-ID rules depend on your situation. Here’s what to check before voting, when identification may come into play, and where to get help.
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Voting this fall? Know your rights before you go
Ahead of Nevada’s Nov. 3 election, here are key rights to know at the polls, including accessibility, language assistance, and what to do if someone interferes with voting.
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How to help protect voting access in Nevada in 2026
With Nevada’s Nov. 3 election approaching, residents can explore volunteer roles with Election Protection, a national, nonpartisan coalition that provides training. They can also share voter-help hotlines and use official public-observation opportunities.
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How Nevadans can mark International Day of Peace on Sept. 21
International Day of Peace is Sept. 21. Nevadans can volunteer with organizations supporting refugees, join the UN Peace Circle or sign up for a Nevada-based virtual peace discussion.
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Want to host a voter registration event in Nevada? Here’s what to plan first
National Voter Registration Day is Sept. 15. Here’s how to organize a simple Nevada event using free materials, local civic groups and a Courier voter resource. Henderson currently lists Voter Registration Day on its official Sept. 15 calendar.
