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The Elections Office advises voters, candidates, political action committees, political parties, cities, special districts and others about administrative rules and election laws. The department also maintains voter registration records, administers candidate filing, and produces the local voters’ pamphlet.
Early Voting Sites, Election Day Vote Centers, and Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations for the 2024 General Election. Candidates and Contests in the 2024 General Election in Clark County, NV. All Offices up for Election in 2024 in Clark County, Nevada. Important Dates for the 2024 Elections.
November 7, 2023 General & Special Election. Official Results (HTML) Official Results. Precinct Detail. Reconciliation Report. Daily Ballot Returns. Local Voters' Pamphlet. Online Voters' Guide. State and Local Voters' Pamphlet.
Clark County Elections Office offers a tool so you'll always know when your ballot is mailed and when your vote has been accepted. Ballot Status Tool. With the ballot status tool in VoteWA, you can track your ballot for each election from the time we mail it to you to the time we receive and accept it for counting!
Your next election is on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Everything you need to know about voting in Clark County: registering to vote, voting by mail, voting early, or on Election Day.
Here is some important information for Clark County voters to know about the upcoming primary election, including early voting sites and mail ballot drop-off locations.
View Your Current Election Information (log-in to "Registered Voter Services" and select "Get Current Election Information" from the dropdown menu to see information specifically for you, such as: sample ballot when available; mail ballot status; elected officials; and much more) Important Dates.
Page 1 of 4 Clark County, NV, Election Department Mail Ballot and In-Person Voting (AB321) All Mail Ballot Elections: Starting in 2022, Nevada will have all-mail ballot elections. In-person voting options will still be available too. All “active” voters who registered to vote
A listing of early voting sites and Election Day Vote Centers for the current election will be on the Election Department's website, in your sample ballot, in newspapers, and in brochures distributed to community groups.
For answers to election questions that are not specific to city of Las Vegas City Council or judicial seats, please refer to the Clark County Election Department Website or call 702-455-VOTE. Election workers are hired and trained by the Clark County Election Department (CCED).