Nevada: How to Vote, Where to Vote and What’s on the Ballot

Nevada voters can weigh in on some key contests today. Here’s a last-minute guide for Election Day.

How to vote

All registered voters in Nevada should have received a ballot by mail, unless they requested to opt out, according to Nevada’s secretary of state.

Voters can use this page to check the status of their ballots and to check their voter registration status. Absentee ballots must be postmarked by today and received by the county clerk’s office, or registrar of voters, by 5 p.m. local time on Saturday, according to the secretary of state’s office.

Didn’t register yet? That’s OK. Nevada offers same-day registration for people casting ballots in person.

Where to vote

Voters can use this site to find their polling place.

What’s on the ballot

Voters will be asked to pick candidates for governor, secretary of state, Senate and, depending on where they live, members of the House of Representatives.