Nevada ballot
365 races and 8 measures on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Parties are as printed on the ballot.
How to vote in Nevada
- Election day
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026
- Early voting
- Sat Oct 17 - Fri Oct 30, 2026
- Mail ballot
- No request needed: all active registered voters are mailed a ballot (mailed Oct 5-12, 2026) unless they opted out by Sept 4, 2026
- Return by
- Postmarked on or before 2026-11-03 and received by 5 p.m. 2026-11-07; or dropped at an official drop box/vote center by close of polls on 2026-11-03. Ballots with indeterminate postmarks must arrive by 5 p.m. 2026-11-06. Signature cure deadline 5 p.m. 2026-11-09.
- ID
- No ID for most in-person voters; ID required for some first-time voters who registered by mail/online and for same-day registrants (NV driver license/ID or other accepted ID plus proof of residence).
Nevada: standard voter registration by mail or in person closed Oct 6, 2026; you can still register or update online at registertovote.nv.gov through Oct 20 and keep receiving a mail ballot. Same-day registration is available: online from Oct 21 through Election Day, or in person at any early voting or Election Day vote center (you must then vote in person, and new registrants vote a provisional ballot); bring a Nevada driver license or ID card (or other accepted ID) and proof of residence. Early voting runs Saturday Oct 17 through Friday Oct 30, 2026. Every active registered voter is mailed a ballot automatically (ballots mailed Oct 5-12) unless they opted out by Sept 4; there is no separate request deadline. Mail ballots must be POSTMARKED on or before Nov 3 and RECEIVED by 5 p.m. Saturday Nov 7, 2026, or dropped at any official drop box or vote center in your county before polls close on Nov 3; the Secretary of State recommends mailing at least a week before Election Day. Signature cure deadline: 5 p.m. Nov 9. Track your ballot at MyBallot.NV.gov. Nevada does not require most in-person voters to show ID; ID is required of some first-time voters who registered by mail or online, and of same-day registrants. Statewide contests include a 'None of these candidates' option. Questions: Nevada Secretary of State Elections Division, (775) 687-VOTE (8683), nvelect@sos.nv.gov.
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Federal
Statewide and state
County and local
Measures and recalls
Question 6 is constitutional initiative petition C-05-2023, placed on the ballot by voter petition. Voters approved it in 2024, and the Nevada Constitution requires approval at two successive general elections, so it returns for a second vote; if approved again, it would add a new section to Article 1 of the Nevada Constitution, effective when the vote is canvassed on Nov 24, 2026. Per the Secretary of State's guide, a Yes vote would establish a constitutional right to abortion, and a No vote would keep the Constitution as is without affecting abortion's statutory status under Nevada law.
Official document ↗Question 7 is constitutional initiative petition C-02-2023, placed on the ballot by voter petition. Voters approved it in 2024 and it returns for the second vote the Nevada Constitution requires; if approved again it would amend Article 2 to require photo ID for in-person voting and certain identifying information (such as the last four digits of a Nevada driver license or Social Security number) for mail voting. Per the Secretary of State's guide, the Legislature could pass implementing laws in 2027, with changes taking effect for the 2028 election cycle.
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