Voting Info
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The do’s and don’ts of voting by mail in Nevada’s 2026 midterm elections
All active registered voters automatically receive a mail ballot unless they opt out. Most in-state voters can expect to receive their mail ballot between Oct. 5 and Oct. 12.
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3 ways to protect your vote in Nevada before November
President Trump renewed false claims on July 16 about the 2020 election. Here are three ways Nevadans can help protect the 2026 vote, from signing up with Indivisible to becoming a poll worker.
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Early voting (and vote by mail) now underway for Nevada’s June primary
More than 52,600 people have already cast ballots in Nevada’s June primary election, according to the Secretary of State’s Office.
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New online tool helps Nevadans find their polling place
A new online tool on the Nevada secretary of state’s website is available to help voters find their polling location before the June 9 primary election.
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Una guía -paso a paso- de cómo funciona el proceso de conteo de votos en Nevada
Una guía -paso a paso- de cómo funciona el proceso de conteo de votos en Nevada.
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A step-by-step guide to how the vote counting process works in Nevada
Nevada’s election results could take several days to report, but that’s because the vote counting and certification process is thorough and is meant to ensure every legal voter is able to cast their ballot, and that each of those ballots are verified. Here’s what to know about the vote counting process in Nevada, from beginning…
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A pesar de las mentiras sobre el fraude electoral, la votación anticipada se ha desarrollado en gran medida sin problemas hasta ahora en Nevada
A pesar de las mentiras sobre el fraude electoral, la votación anticipada se ha desarrollado en gran medida sin problemas hasta ahora en Nevada.
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What to expect in Nevada on Election Day
Here’s what you can expect in Nevada on Election Day.
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Despite lies about voter fraud, early voting has been largely smooth so far in Nevada
Amid ongoing lies and conspiracies about voter fraud from far-right circles, Nevadans are expressing confidence in the state’s election system and those involved in counting the votes.
























