Nearly 8% of Nevada's active registered voters are receiving a postcard from county election officials that they will have to return next month or else they won't automatically receive a ballot
A proposed constitutional amendment that would require voters to show photo identification at the polls has qualified for the November ballot in Nevada.
The general election is Nov. 5. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, third-quarter contribution and expense reports from candidates are due by Oct. 15.
County officials from across the Nevada approved the required number of signatures from Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom.
Greg Kidd is a non-partisan candidate for Nevada's 2nd U.S. House District seat.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said he will take the case directly to the state Supreme Court.
Final results from the Carson City Clerk Recorder’s Office Tuesday showed Carson City School Board District 7 candidates Michelle Pedersen and John Henley would go to the general ballot in November. Of the total 10,255 votes cast, Pedersen did not garner enough votes with a total of 5,007, or 48.8%, necessary to make 50% plus one to win the seat in the primary. Henley earned 2,716, or 26.4%, of votes cast while Joy Trushenski came in with 2,532, or 24.6%.
Mail ballots had to be postmarked before or by Tuesday and can be received and counted by the election officials no later than June 15.
The new process — the ability to cast ballots electronically — has the potential to significantly boost turnout among all tribes in Nevada.
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, and Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen reported a low turnout in early voting of 14.8 percent as of Friday — the last day of early voting.
The campaign said a requirement independent candidates must name their running mate by the time they start gathering signatures for ballot access is unconstitutional.
Organizers must gather just over 100,000 valid signatures by June 26 for it to be eligible.
The changes could help quell anxiety over close races in a western swing state known for razor-thin margins.
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